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Sires With Winners - Thursday November 19

Breednet - Thursday November 19

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Exceed and Excel

Exceed and Excel

Exceed And Excel
3f Escape Artist (ex Se Sauver)
Hawkesbury
5m Trutiara (ex Kentiara)
Northam
Sepoy
4g Galvarino (ex Lady Cat)
Beaudesert
5g Sea Echo (ex Cherokee Echo)
Hawkesbury
All American
3f American Choice (ex Elle Choisit)
Northam
Animal Kingdom
4m Hopeful Star (ex Eternal Optimist)
Beaudesert
Bradbury's Luck
6g Willy Be Lucky (ex O'Hare)
Beaudesert
Cape Cross
10g Yenhaab (ex Skiphall)
Moe
Charm Spirit
3g True Scotsman (ex Highland Lights)
Moe
City Place
4g Regal City (ex Regal Miss)
Northam
Dawn Approach
3f Miss McKinley (ex At The Peak)
Beaudesert
Declaration Of War
5g Battle Plane (ex Indy Cash)
Beaudesert
Deep Field
4m Miss Starway (ex Miss Exxi)
Moe
Dream Ahead
3g Speed Dream (ex Deyaala)
Northam
Epaulette
4m Whatsin (ex Sempervirent)
Hawkesbury
Famous Roman
6m San Crispino (ex Scoop The Loot)
Northam
Fastnet Rock
3c Toscanini (ex Soubrettes)
Hawkesbury
Fighting Sun
4m To The Barricades (ex Cataphract)
Moe
Foreplay
4g Lovin' Laughs (ex Caribbea)
Moe
Frankel
6g Spanish Point (ex Peeress)
Hawkesbury
Hala Bek
6m Our D'Amour (ex Parc D'Amour)
Northam
Lonhro
3c Noble Privilege (ex Queen Of The Hill)
Hawkesbury
Magnus
4m Miss Albania (ex Little Artist)
Moe
Mahisara
4g Astral Knight (ex Wood Lane)
Beaudesert
Mossman
4g Prinny's Success (ex Prinny's Girl)
Beaudesert
Not A Single Doubt
3g Beckford (ex Two Beauties)
Beaudesert
Pierro
5g Prospero (ex Nova Star)
Hawkesbury
Redwood
4g Redwood Rising (ex Diva In Red)
Moe
Safeguard
3g Shock Result (ex Democratism)
Northam
Skilled
6g Royal Dragon (ex Zakuska)
Moe
War Chant
4m Shape Shifter (ex Ylang Ylang)
Northam
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