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Sires With Winners - Tuesday March 2

Breednet - Tuesday March 2

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

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3f Gunmetal Girl (ex Ghia)
Bendigo
3f Secret Sheema (ex Sheema)
Bendigo
Agitate
3f Alotta Attitude (ex Sheza Dragon)
Emerald
Big Brown
5g Bromes (ex Mesmerize Me)
Emerald
Bon Hoffa
6g Auburn Boy (ex Slippery Sal)
Kembla Grange
Dalghar
5g Charm Offensive (ex Courtly Fashion)
Kembla Grange
Dylan Thomas
7g Fratellino (ex Minnesota Jewel)
Emerald
Fastnet Rock
3f Screwdriver (ex Ruby Falls)
Bendigo
Fiorente
4m Obedience (ex Lady La Bend)
Bendigo
Frosted (First Season)
2c Frostin' (ex Patina)
Bendigo
Hidden Dragon
4g Pay The Plumber (ex Lotsahula)
Grafton
Husson
4m Justitia (ex Solar Verde)
Grafton
I Am Invincible
3g California Cible (ex Magic Harmony)
Kembla Grange
Kaphero
5m Free Spin (ex Dawn Rising)
Grafton
Not A Single Doubt
4g Demurral (ex Donnica)
Emerald
Oratorio
5g Lord Greystoke (ex Bantry Bay)
Emerald
Raise The Flag
3f Raise The Colours (ex Rosegreen)
Bendigo
Red Element
4m September Girl (ex Golden Dreams)
Grafton
Reward For Effort
4g Jacquine Reward (ex Jacquinella)
Kembla Grange
Sacred Falls
3g South Parade (ex Celebrate)
Bendigo
Savabeel
3f Pretty Good (ex Pretty)
Kembla Grange
Scintillo
5g Bugalugs (ex Bohemian Circus)
Grafton
Sebring
4m Segrill (ex Frizzle)
Kembla Grange
Smart Missile
3g Swanston (ex Deeming)
Grafton
Snitzel
4g Ziedrich (ex Precious Sophia)
Emerald
Spirit Of Boom
4g Lieutenant (ex County Commands)
Emerald
Street Boss
4g Via Capo (ex My Option)
Bendigo
Top Echelon
3f Above The Lot (ex Amazing Grey)
Grafton
Vancouver (Second Season)
3f Canadian Spice (ex Paprika)
Kembla Grange
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