Sires With Winners - Wednesday September 29

Breednet - Wednesday September 29

Here is the full list of 41 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better Than Ready

Better Than Ready
4m Better Get Set (ex Ridolfi)
3g Thatfeelsbetter (ex Ridolfi)
Iffraaj
3f Ginsburg (ex La Adelita)
3g Mahrez (ex Hi Gorgeous)
Savabeel
3f Eva Chiara (ex Stylee)
5g Savvy Valentino (ex High Fashion)
Tavistock
4g Anthemic (ex Banchee)
5g Fortune Wings (ex Octapussy)
All Too Hard
4g Quan (ex Rock Me Baby)
Anacheeva
4g Hello Ladies (ex Hello Boys)
Brazen Beau
5m Addictions (ex Balalaika)
Casino Prince
5m Ladylovestogamble (ex Glorious Lady)
Charm Spirit
6g Mayfair Spirit (ex Sassy Gal)
Dalakhani
6g Grey Khan (ex Witwatersrand)
Dalghar
3f After Party (ex Classcoroc)
Dream Ahead
7g Azzuro Bianco (ex General Chloe)
Dundeel
4m Maid Of Iron (ex Iron Lace)
El Roca
4m El Roseay (ex Margravine)
Elvstroem
5g Slickback Teddy (ex Any Given Hairdo)
Exceed And Excel
4g Brave Warrior (ex Thump)
Fighting Sun
4g Fighting McLaren (ex Raks McLaren)
Galah
5g Dance Cockey (ex Korenica)
Headwater
4g Head Legislator (ex Legislature)
I Am Invincible
3c Akhtar (ex Serious Speed)
Kendel Star
6g Kenyluck (ex Kopek)
Longhorn
7g Alderman (ex Star Council)
Magnus
7g El Magnificence (ex Eliza Dream)
Nicconi
5g Doctor Teekay (ex Mrs. Ledden)
Not A Single Doubt
3f Single Dizire (ex Dizired)
Ocean Park
4m Knot (ex Splitsecond)
Oratorio
6m Starorio (ex Jay Els Star)
Power
4g Powerful Moss (ex Vibrant Moss)
Pride Of Dubai
3f Heeya (ex La Nehaya)
Sacred Falls
5m Truefalls (ex Sinead)
Sebring
5g Sky Hero (ex Madame Flurry)
Stratum
4g Much Much Better (ex Dayeala)
The Factor
5m Yeelanna (ex Pincoya)
Trade Fair
5g Traded Crown (ex Ballroom Crown)
Unencumbered
4m La Zucca (ex Panarea)
Vancouver
4g Narvaez (ex Headway)
War Chant
7m Blue Horse (ex Ash)
Written Tycoon
3g Able Willie (ex Lifesaver Lady)
Zoffany
5m Bombay Nights (ex Bombay)
Zoustar
3f Star Of Chaos (ex Mischief N Mayhem)
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