Sires With Winners - Wednesday July 7

Breednet - Wednesday July 7

Here is the full list of 43 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

I Am Invincible sired four winners on Wednesday.

I Am Invincible
3g Barragunda (ex Teardrop Rock)
2g King Of Sparta (ex Octavia)
3f Rosa Moyessi (ex Lady Lynette)
3f Skedaddle (ex Dal Dal)
All Too Hard
6g Keysor (ex Midnight Martini)
4g Sessions Road (ex Certainly Rosa)
Savabeel
4m Lady In The Sky (ex Include)
4g Oakfield Cherokee (ex Staryn Glenn)
Adelaide
3g Tamilaide (ex Tamieka)
Artie Schiller
3g Schiller Bay (ex Sorcha Rose)
Battle Paint
5m Midnite Invasion (ex Midnite Rendezvous)
Better Than Ready
2g Archdeacon (ex Blessed Anna)
Canford Cliffs
4m High Risk (ex Induct)
Choisir
4g So Clever (ex Dalkeith)
Deep Field
3g Rustic Steel (ex Ten Carat Rock)
Dream Ahead
7g Turf Tapper (ex Chiasmus)
El Roca
3f Palaszczuk (ex Decking)
Falvelon
4m Daring Belle (ex Dont Call Me Crazy)
Fastnet Rock
3f Safeeya (ex Star On High)
Ferlax
4m Cannsea Clearly (ex One Perfect Day)
Ghibellines
3g Go You Good Thing (ex Personal Column)
Hallowed Crown
3g Silly Point (ex All Night Girl)
Host
3f Scenic Host (ex Royal Kelly)
Hussonet
4m Teesha (ex Loves Long Journey)
Jimmy Choux
3f So Surreal (ex Suriyan)
Kuroshio
4g Action In Cairns (ex Mount Light)
Magnus
3g Goliotus (ex Bellamo)
Mongolian Khan (Second Season)
3g Amfissa (ex Phocis)
More Than Ready
7g Pewter (ex Offer)
Not A Single Doubt
4m Rotator (ex Warpath)
Ocean Park
6g Southern Lad (ex Distinctive Lass)
Real Impact (Second Season)
3f Lasting Kiss (ex Pouting)
Redoute's Choice
4g Divine Eleven (ex Gold Fortune)
Reset
3f Angelina Lauro (ex Vernal)
Roc De Cambes
6g Campobasso (ex Bois De Boulogne)
Sacred Falls
4g O'Mudgee (ex Contented)
Scissor Kick (Second Season)
3f Scissorhands (ex Margene)
Sebring
4m Bring The Ransom (ex Gold Epona)
Smart Missile
4g Smart Meteor (ex Tempting Lady)
Snitzel
4m Our Birdsong (ex Scintillula)
So You Think
3f So You Assume (ex Remlaps Jewel)
Spill The Beans (Second Season)
3g Kudu (ex Here's To Ya)
Spirit Of Boom
3g Victoria Park (ex Memories Of Rose)
Super One (Second Season)
3g Alpha Go (ex Orange Marmalade)
Swiss Ace
4m Marley (ex Lucy In Disguise)
Tavistock
4g Fortune Wings (ex Octapussy)
Toorak Toff
4g Toff Choice (ex Hepburn Miss)
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