Sires With Winners - Thursday July 29

Breednet - Thursday July 29

Here is the full list of 33 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

I Am Invincible

I Am Invincible
5g Defeat (ex Shepishir)
3f Eminencia (ex Emissary)
3g Prince Invincible (ex Liten Prinsessa)
Tavistock
4m Kusuda (ex Celtic Crown)
4m Special Picture (ex Falsetto)
Toronado
3g Dorado (ex The Gem)
3g Olindo (ex Clorinda)
All Too Hard
6g Keysor (ex Midnight Martini)
Barbados
6m Rustydustysunshine (ex Quench)
Bullet Train
4g Ammo Loco (ex Love Buggy)
Charm Spirit
3g Invisible Spirit (ex Invisible Coin)
Clangalang
6g Em Bryan (ex Doubles Champion)
Dream Ahead
4g Sombre Prize (ex Eimhis)
Exceed And Excel
5g Quidni (ex Quidnunc)
Foxwedge
3g Go Gazza (ex Content)
Fully Fledged
6m Thatz Daisy (ex Frankie That)
Helmet
3f May's West (ex Western Passage)
Hinchinbrook
6g Equal Balance (ex Equivalence)
Host
3g Go Bundle (ex Thanks A Bundle)
Magnus
3g Goliotus (ex Bellamo)
Mongolian Khan (Second Season)
2c Cheerful Moment (ex Baralo'kash)
Nadeem
3f Smartarc (ex Smartway)
Niagara
5g Waiagara (ex Wai)
Nom Du Jeu
8g Coconut (ex Good Reason)
Rubick
4m Rubielie (ex Chase The Dame)
Sebring
2f Sebrenco (ex Larenco)
Sessions
3f Pepper Assault (ex Columberdine Girl)
Smart Missile
3g Carlisle Bay (ex Caribbean Concert)
So Secret
3f Agent Kensington (ex Tribulot)
Spirit Of Boom
4g Loud Noise (ex Moulin Lady)
Toorak Toff
6g Toff Rocks (ex Tiny Belle)
Trusting
6g Maquereau (ex French Belle)
Vancouver (Second Season)
3g Canadian Rockies (ex Red Dress Marley)
Walking Or Dancing
3g Prime Ruler (ex Military Queen)
Worthy Cause (First Season)
2g Fire King (ex Princess Cinders)
Zed
6m Mizzena (ex Moonlighter)
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