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Sires With Winners - Monday August 30

Breednet - Monday August 30

Here is the full list of 24 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Casino Prince

Artie Schiller
4m Bright Eyed Girl (ex Nayana)
Tamworth
Benfica
6g I'm A Cracker (ex Stay Away)
Tamworth
Casino Prince
4g Oh No Bro (ex Princess Rage)
Grafton
Danerich
6g Polly's Deficit (ex Too Many Zeros)
Benalla
Divine Prophet (Second Season)
3c Monsignor (ex Heroine)
Tamworth
Exceed And Excel
3f Suricate (ex Antelucan)
Benalla
Excelebration
5g Ziggi Rocks (ex Flinders Chase)
Tamworth
Fast 'n' Famous
5g Scatman (ex Charvicky)
Grafton
Glass Harmonium
6m Grandma Gail (ex Windarra Place)
Benalla
Golden Snake
6g Golden Shamrock (ex Girl On A Swing)
Benalla
I Am Invincible
4g Unvanquishable (ex Madam Belle)
Benalla
Kermadec
4m Aeecee Dame (ex Fantome Gris)
Benalla
Ocean Park
5g Bold Contender (ex Striptease)
Grafton
Poet's Voice
5g Lord Avatar (ex Footprintinthesand)
Grafton
Ready For Victory
4g Get In The Queue (ex Miss Matty)
Benalla
Redente
4m Zooming Zebra (ex Zarilly)
Benalla
Roc De Cambes
5g Wine O'Clock (ex Show Up)
Grafton
Sea The Stars
4m Little Kitten (ex Michita)
Tamworth
Star Turn (Second Season)
3g Imatruestar (ex Hadiklaim)
Grafton
Star Witness
4g Superior Witness (ex Sopraffina)
Tamworth
Starcraft
4g Big Crunch (ex Watt Luck)
Benalla
Swiss Ace
4m Visceral (ex Fifty Eight Facets)
Tamworth
Wandjina
4m Whatyoulookingat (ex Ramlah)
Grafton
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