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Sires With Winners - Monday September 21

Breednet - Monday September 21

Here is the full list of 27 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Albrecht
3f Autumn Falls (ex Bashful)
Orange
4g Just A Horse (ex Mam'selle Harada)
Orange
Akeed Mofeed
4m Lace And Whiskey (ex Miss O'Brien)
Grafton
Charge Forward
5m Smart Charge (ex Clarabellejoel)
Ararat
Congrats
5g Shwanky Doo (ex Vintage Drop)
Orange
Contributer (Second Season)
3c Bondurant (ex Off And On)
Grafton
Dissident
3f Last Eightyate (ex My Five Eightyate)
Orange
Drumbeats
5g Beat That (ex Lotsahula)
Grafton
Epaulette
4g Lettemgo (ex Zaawia)
Grafton
Fiorente
4m Bambolina (ex Georgia Oh)
Ararat
Foreplay
4m Auld Regret (ex Carnivale)
Ararat
Helmet
4m Gisela's Crown (ex Princess Gisella)
Orange
Hidden Dragon
5g Hidden Ace (ex Point One)
Orange
I Am Invincible
4g Daredevil (ex Tracy's Image)
Orange
Ilovethiscity
5m Miss Meilland (ex Middlemiss Rose)
Ararat
Kaphero
8g Heza Magic Man (ex Transparent Lover)
Grafton
Money Or The Gun
5g Just A Flash (ex Rhythm Beat)
Orange
More Than Ready
3f Acacia Road (ex Icedginger)
Ararat
O'Lonhro
6m Locktoba Rocks (ex Bent Zena)
Ararat
Pride Of Dubai (Second Season)
3g Old Time Rock (ex Sarah Vee)
Ararat
Rebel Raider
5g Simon Says (ex Aliday)
Ararat
Redoubtablemperor
8g Glycine Max (ex Seadial)
Grafton
Sequalo
6g Tobasco (ex Areeba Areeba)
Grafton
Stratum
5m So Good To Me (ex Stellana)
Orange
Tavistock
4g Earl Of Kendal (ex Ritzy Lady)
Ararat
Wandjina
4m Hibern (ex Berna)
Orange
Zoffany
4g Gillick's Way (ex Silent Charades)
Grafton
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