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Sires With Winners - Monday August 31

Breednet - Monday August 31

Here is the full list of 22 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

I Am Invincible

I Am Invincible
5g Thunder Pace (ex Moonlight Music)
Pakenham Syn
4m Zavy's Hope (ex Epic Faith)
Grafton
More Than Ready
5m Blevio (ex Steps To The Beat)
Grafton
3f Thala (ex River Delta)
Pakenham Syn
Dawn Approach
5g Dusktilldawn (ex Antipode)
Tamworth
Declaration Of War
4m Stashes (ex Fraud)
Tamworth
El Nino
5g Moringa's Amordoro (ex Moringa's Serenade)
Grafton
Exceed And Excel
4g Anethole (ex Anise)
Tamworth
Fighting Sun
5g No New Tricks (ex Il Sogno)
Pakenham Syn
Host
6g Guest (ex Riverina's Girl)
Grafton
Iffraaj
3c Albukhturi (ex Our Essence)
Pakenham Syn
Moshe
6m Dutchesse Moshe (ex Hops)
Pakenham Syn
Pierro
4g Managua (ex Ondina)
Grafton
Redente
5m Billabong Bilby (ex Kaeduna)
Pakenham Syn
Reward For Effort
7m Brueghelino (ex Encargo)
Pakenham Syn
Rubick
4g Rubic Honour (ex Charm's Honour)
Tamworth
Salade
4g Thousand Island (ex Dane Island)
Tamworth
Savabeel
3f Hindaam (ex Bayrock)
Pakenham Syn
Sequalo
6g Tobasco (ex Areeba Areeba)
Grafton
Shamus Award
4g Shame Warned (ex Slipped By)
Tamworth
Toorak Toff
6g Real Time Warrior (ex Sidereal Time)
Grafton
Toronado
3f Blazing Lace (ex Lacey Underall)
Pakenham Syn
Written Tycoon
5g Dubai Tycoon (ex Brambling)
Tamworth
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