Sires With Winners - Thursday August 31

Breednet - Thursday August 31

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

Pierro

Pierro
4m Royal Splendour (ex Royal Attraction)
5g Spitfire (ex Absolutely Flying)
4h Tolpuddle (ex Colerne)
No Nay Never
3f Fragile Love (ex Leather'n'lace)
4g Wild Irish Rover (ex Fast And Sexy)
Savabeel
4g Five Rings (ex Daisy Chain)
4g Sincere (ex Heartfelt)
Spirit Of Boom
4g Our Heart Throb (ex Red Hearts)
4m Red Boomshakalaka (ex Red Handle)
All Too Hard
3g Insane Volt (ex Very Puzzling)
Artie Schiller
6g Galbalan (ex Brave Soul)
Atlante
6m Castle On The Hill (ex Castlebar)
Burgundy
4m Sorcha (ex Niamh Elizabeth)
Complacent
4g Ceerseven (ex Calypso Miss)
Deep Field
6m Mathrin (ex Springbok Girl)
Dundeel
7m Sarnia (ex Garden Island)
Embellish (Second Season)
3g Talisker (ex Glenkinchie)
Eurozone
5g Spiritly (ex Apparitions)
Fastnet Rock
3c Mantua (ex Viadana)
Gingerbread Man
4m Native Flower (ex War Blossom)
God Has Spoken
5g Mister Popcorn (ex Dante's Daughter)
Last Typhoon
5m Way Up High (ex Nitrox)
Manhattan Rain
8g Keighley Sun (ex Countless Moments)
Maurice
5g Sonofthebeast (ex Pristine Girl)
O'reilly
9g Father Lenihan (ex Platinum Princess)
Outreach
5g Midas Star (ex Albadeen)
Roman Emperor
4g The Last Centurion (ex Mega Mall)
Shalaa
3f Catahoula (ex Tuusula)
Shocking
7g Take That (ex Take Three)
Sidestep
3f Forcesome (ex Secret Force)
Super One
3g Dynamic One (ex Queen Of Kandy)
Telperion
4m Miss Ava (ex Dancesteps)
The Autumn Sun (Second Season)
3g Kosgei (ex Sara Ann)
Toronado
3g Royal Toronado (ex Harada Queen)
What's The Story (First Season)
4m Sprocket Rocket (ex Sudders)
Written Tycoon
6g Love On Sunday (ex Sunday Service)
Zacinto
7m Russian Fable (ex Georgie Porgie)
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