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Sires With Winners - Wednesday October 26

Breednet - Wednesday October 26

Here is the full list of 44 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Dundeel

Dundeel
4m Left Reeling (ex Green Roller)
Randwick-Kensington
6g Pandano (ex Milanesa)
Randwick-Kensington
Ocean Park
6m High Emocean (ex High Joy)
Bendigo Gr3
4g Tasman Park (ex Tricilo)
Bendigo
Super Easy
7m Its So Easy (ex Atonement)
Gore
3c Prawns Eleven (ex Pussycat Holiday)
Ascot
Universal Ruler
3g Lord Gannicus (ex Hello Paris)
Ascot
5g No Surrender (ex Dark Attack)
Bendigo
Zoustar
3f Kazou (ex Cat Moves)
Randwick-Kensington
3c Roll Up (ex Emotional Circus)
Eagle Farm
Akeed Mofeed
7m Sophina Diva (ex Sophina)
Strathalbyn
Artie Schiller
4g Warrandyte Road (ex Marmi)
Strathalbyn
Darci Brahma
9g The Growler (ex Miss Relentless)
Gore
Dawn Approach
4g Good Approach (ex Pretty Dane Good)
Strathalbyn
Deep Field
6g Court Deep (ex Court Flying)
Bendigo
Ekraar
5m Irish Envy (ex Irish Lass)
Gore
Epaulette
6m Pollyanna (ex Love Shuttle)
Strathalbyn
Flying Artie
3g Larrikin Rogue (ex Laylia)
Eagle Farm
Ghibellines
3f Inflamed (ex Ortem Fire)
Gore
Hellbent (Second Season)
3g Deekay (ex Seagrove)
Bendigo
Husson
4g Red Sequoia (ex Intierra)
Strathalbyn
I'm All The Talk
4g Too Much Talk (ex Not So Sweet)
Ascot
Lucas Cranach
8g Jukila (ex Armure Royale)
Bendigo
My Admiration
5g Etomorp (ex Promotional)
Ascot
Natural Destiny
5g Our Clarry (ex Charlene)
Gore
Pierro
4m Very Intoxicating (ex Phoenix Park)
Eagle Farm
Redente
4g Noble Nightowl (ex Big Nell)
Bendigo
Reliable Man
5m Essential Sky (ex Jupiter Moon)
Randwick-Kensington
Reward For Effort
4m Tequila Sunset (ex Miss Hottie)
Strathalbyn
Rock 'n' Pop
5m Fleetwood Maca (ex Macavelli Miss)
Eagle Farm
Rock Hero
6m Ballroom Dancer (ex Monchacha)
Strathalbyn
Rommel
4m Samaria (ex Holy Mountain)
Ascot
Sacred Falls
4g Lovelock (ex La Zeel)
Gore
Sessions
3f Sesswa (ex Azwa)
Ascot
Shooting To Win
4m Picarones (ex Anise)
Randwick-Kensington
Smart Missile
5m Too Much Class (ex Skyline Blush)
Eagle Farm
Spill The Beans
3c Enterprise Attack (ex Granada)
Eagle Farm
Spirit Of Boom
4m Drammatica (ex Real Dramatic)
Eagle Farm
Supido (Second Season)
3g Kosta's Crown (ex Maldicion)
Ascot
The Factor
4m Audette (ex The Artist)
Randwick-Kensington
Toorak Toff
6g The Talking Toff (ex Jazz Baby)
Bendigo
Toronado
6g King Island (ex No Push Over)
Launceston
Trust In A Gust
5g Southern Wind (ex Sulmita)
Launceston
Tycoon Ruler
6g The Tyler (ex Jyler)
Eagle Farm
Unencumbered
4g Kaytee Valiente (ex Jester Jewel)
Launceston
Vespa
5m Chokito (ex Pretty Woman)
Gore
Written Tycoon
5g El Salto (ex Ella Listo)
Bendigo
Zululand (Second Season)
3f Zulu Guru (ex Chi Gong)
Launceston
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