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Daily Roundup For Monday July 27

Breednet - Monday July 27
A quick overview of today's results covering maiden winners, first season sire placegetters, second season sire winners and highest priced winners.
Maiden Winners
Leeton
3g Oamanikka (Oamaru Force x Sinikka)
Race 1
5g Attuned (Your Song x Chik Chik Boom)
Race 2
Pakenham Park Synthetic
3g Gunner Get It Dunn (Statue Of Liberty x Safari Sunbeam)
Race 1
2g Spy Colonel (Rich Enuff x Fantastic Glen)
Race 2
3f Moeen (Wandjina x First Blossom)
Race 3
3f Loving Gracie (Per Incanto x Casabella Lane)
Race 4
First Season Sire Placegetters
Rich Enuff
1st - 2g Spy Colonel (ex Fantastic Glen)
Pakenham Park Syn
Second Season Sire Winners
Cluster
3g Tocatchacod (ex Kitty Cash)
Leeton
Wandjina
3f Moeen (ex First Blossom)
Pakenham Park Syn
Top Priced Winners
Magnetism - Inglis PYS $240,000
3g (Magnus x Fuhrnatic)
Pakenham Park Syn
Pembroke Castle - Inglis CYS $105,000
4g (I Am Invincible x Callista)
Pakenham Park Syn
Spy Colonel - MM GCMYS $55,000
2g (Rich Enuff x Fantastic Glen)
Pakenham Park Syn
Moeen - MM GCYS $50,000
3f (Wandjina x First Blossom)
Pakenham Park Syn
Moeen - MM NWS $50,000
3f (Wandjina x First Blossom)
Pakenham Park Syn
Keep Me Posted - $0
7g (Golden Snake x Our Serafina)
Leeton
Gettysburg Address - $0
3g (Written Tycoon x Waldorf)
Pakenham Park Syn
Steel Choice - $0
4g (Delightful Choice x Distorted Crown)
Pakenham Park Syn
Attuned - $0
5g (Your Song x Chik Chik Boom)
Leeton
Tocatchacod - $0
3g (Cluster x Kitty Cash)
Leeton
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