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Auto - Sunday December 8
Hawkesbury R2 - O'invincible (3f Snitzel x Viddora); Bjorn Baker; $500,000 Trial winner
Te Aroha R5 - Andorra (4m Pierro x Pica Pica); M and K Murdoch; Sibling to Signify; $450,000
Hawkesbury R2 - Paparacha (3g Capitalist x Miatoko); R and W Freedman; $250,000 Trial winner
Te Aroha R4 - Hakkinen (3g Savabeel x Miss Scandinavia); M and S Walker and Bergerson; $250,000
Hawkesbury R4 - Willie Sunshine (3g Camelot x Epic Emirates); Chris Waller; $230,000
Hawkesbury R2 - Felis Chaus (3g Jungle Cat x Not A Princess); Lauri Parker; $15,000 Trial winner
Armidale R3 - Solitario (3g Pariah x Infiorata); P and L Messara and Gavranich; Sibling to Genzano; $6,000 Trial winner
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