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Sires With Winners - Tuesday October 6

Breednet - Tuesday October 6

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

I Am Invincible

I Am Invincible
3f Baaqyah (ex Exposed)
Donald
5m Shanaya (ex Chickasaw)
Goulburn
Written Tycoon
3f Fortune Seeker (ex No Looking Back)
Goulburn
3c Remorseless (ex Killcareless)
Goulburn
All Too Hard
5g Hard Expectations (ex Kallisto)
Orange
Deep Impact
3f Himiko (ex Elusive Sparkle)
Goulburn
Dundeel
3c Azaly (ex In The Clear)
Donald
Eavesdropper
6m My Little Racer (ex Zaracer)
Orange
Foxwedge
4g Captain Fox (ex Harquila)
Mackay
Helmet
6g Blunakka (ex Hughes My Daddy)
Donald
Hvasstan
3g Cracker Essgee (ex Flying Essgee)
Mackay
More Than Ready
6g Mr Kylin (ex Exceptionally)
Goulburn
Nom Du Jeu
5g Soldiers (ex Catalina)
Mackay
Press Statement (Second Season)
3f O'Tartan Lass (ex Glasgow)
Orange
Savabeel
3g Spaltet (ex Splits)
Donald
Sheer Talent
4g Timon Stinger (ex Armagnac)
Orange
Shooting To Win
3f Majestic Shot (ex Curtsey)
Orange
Smart Missile
4m Egyptian Missile (ex Our Egyptian Raine)
Orange
Society Rock
5g Yulong Patrol (ex Maiepomai)
Donald
Star Witness
6g Extreme Witness (ex Miss Bernardini)
Mackay
Statue Of Liberty
5g Trump Me (ex Sister Livia)
Mackay
Stratum
4g Kowloon Treasure (ex Gigas)
Goulburn
Street Cry
6g Holy Freeze (ex Prairie Star)
Mackay
Stryker
5g Tormund (ex Cranleigh)
Orange
Testa Rossa
5m Melisandre Rossa (ex Goddess Pele)
Donald
Testafiable
7m Swizzle Sticks (ex Chardonnay And Ice)
Donald
Toronado
4g Gingerson (ex Lavender Mist)
Donald
Your Song
5g Ta Chanson (ex Discretion)
Mackay
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