Debutants Wednesday

Auto - Wednesday November 8
Kyneton R3 - Futatsu (3f Shalaa x Love Is Fickle); C and D Maher and Eustace; Sibling to Hitotsu; $250,000
Kyneton R3 - Cordozar (3g No Nay Never x La Cicciolina); Liam Howley; $160,000
Kyneton R2 - The Last Empire (4g Pierro x Royal Amati); Katrina McAdam; $150,000
Kyneton R1 - Lunarshot (3f Puissance De Lune x Lonhspresso); C and D Maher and Eustace; $100,000
Kyneton R2 - Regal Might (3c Magnus x Los Feliz); M G and M Price and Kent; Sibling to Felicia; $100,000
Happy Valley R4 - Philos (4g Shalaa x Nataya Rose); A S Cruz; $80,000 Trial winner
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