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Auto - Thursday October 19
Echuca R2 - Hennessey Venom (3c Exceed And Excel x Royal Bender); Matt Laurie; $300,000
Echuca R2 - Depth Charge (3g Written By x Holy Cow); M, W and J Hawkes; $260,000
Hawkesbury R4 - Duke Of Bronte (3c Capitalist x Bronte); Joseph Pride; $220,000 Trial winner
Echuca R2 - Private Storm (3g Pariah x Covertly); Charlotte Littlefield; Sibling to Detective; $80,000
Northam R5 - Double Snip (3g Snippetson x Fast As The Wind); Luke Fernie; $50,000
Echuca R3 - Immodest (4g Xtravagant x Ends In Tears); C and D Maher and Eustace; Sibling to Lavish Girl; $20,000
Mackay R3 - Donmore Girl (3f Star Turn x Lady Patrika); Clinton Taylor; $20,000 Trial winner
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