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Sires With Winners - Tuesday November 23

Breednet - Tuesday November 23

Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

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Street Boss
4g Miracle Day (ex Omniscient)
Newcastle
3g Sachem (ex Flying Tessie)
Geelong
Zoustar
6g Azoustic (ex Classic Guitar)
Geelong
5g Zouvilla (ex Villa Bled)
Cairns
Bel Esprit
5g Our Mirage (ex In My Sights)
Ballina
Canford Cliffs
4g Kinkuna (ex Alma Yulanda)
Ballina
Dream Ahead
3g Yes Dream (ex Platinum Ruby)
Cairns
Dundeel
4m Inari (ex Tuusula)
Geelong
Exceed And Excel
5g Auxin (ex Caline)
Cairns
Extreme Choice (Second Season)
3g Spellcatcher (ex Spellbinder)
Newcastle
Harbinger
4g Ponte Pietra (ex Magistra)
Newcastle
Love Conquers All
4m Hedonie (ex Agape)
Ballina
Magnus
5g Praeferox (ex Mistry)
Ballina
More Than Ready
8g My Prince Charming (ex Aloha)
Geelong
Moshe
6m Mosht Up (ex Solar)
Newcastle
Real Impact
3f Angelical (ex Swift Angel)
Newcastle
Reward For Effort
5m Lolarosie (ex Fieryflirt)
Ballina
Rock Hero
5m Angel Rock (ex Speed Queen)
Geelong
Rothesay
6g Roth'n'bell (ex Bella Sirena)
Cairns
Sebring
3g Jupitus (ex Lumic)
Geelong
Shalaa (Second Season)
3g Lord Winston (ex Lonoree)
Newcastle
Shooting To Win
5m Toomai (ex Mrs Kipling)
Newcastle
Spirit Of Boom
5g Loud Noise (ex Moulin Lady)
Cairns
Strategic Maneuver
6g Phil's Dream (ex Only In Dreams)
Ballina
Tapit
4m Tinipit (ex Peneleput)
Ballina
Toronado
5g It's Tornado Storm (ex Zodiac Queen)
Geelong
Warhead
4m Mamma Don't Dance (ex Make Her Dance)
Cairns
Warhorse
3g I Am War (ex Abahlali)
Geelong
Written Tycoon
4m Rose Quartz (ex Obsidian Dragon)
Geelong
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