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Auto - Tuesday April 23
Coffs Harbour R1 - Jadatan (3f Staphanos x Micro Explosive); Fleur Blanch; $140,000
Coffs Harbour R4 - Shelley's Lookout (2f Spieth x Shelley Beach Road); John Sprague; $35,000
Coffs Harbour R4 - Sneaky Rich (3g Rich Enuff x Miss So Sneaky); Brett Bellamy; $27,500
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