◄Winning Double for All Too Hard and Te Akau

►Blueblood Stayer Benaud Wins Wyong Gold Cup

Sires With Winners - Friday September 1

Breednet - Friday September 1

Here is the full list of 32 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Flying Artie

4g Flying Destiny (ex Courting Destiny)

4g Woodzy (ex Another Project)

Impending

4g Bonus Tempus (ex Kristofferson)

3g Razzo Rosso (ex Rokeby Red)

Savabeel

4h Jedibeel (ex Starry)

4m Only Love (ex Romancing)

All Too Hard

4g Whiskey Hangover (ex True Malt)

Brazen Beau

5g Race Against Time (ex Arizona Rose)

Casino Prince

5g Poker Dice (ex Le Bel Away)

Deep Field

4m Deep Secret (ex Unrevealed)

Dissident

4g One Out (ex Rocksan)

Exceed And Excel

6g Little Town Blues (ex Truly Wicked)

Headwater

5m Devine Miss (ex Madam Tilly)

Iffraaj

4g Peace Officer (ex Coyote Miss)

Lonhro

3c Balkans (ex Ottoman)

Manhattan Rain

4m Champagne In Lace (ex Optimizing)

Medaglia D'oro

5g Persevere (ex Pop A Bottle)

Merchant Navy

3c Naval Force (ex River Dove)

More Than Ready

5m Mirra View (ex Mirrasalo)

Moshe

9g Scout's Honour (ex Honour Own)

Needs Further

5g Lip Sip Suk (ex Tequila Queen)

Pierro

4g North Channel (ex Morning Swim)

Pride Of Dubai

4m Hot Sundae (ex Ice Creme)

Red Arrow

9g Moderna's Arrow (ex Moderna)

Reliable Man

5g Benaud (ex Baggy Green)

Reward For Effort

7g Just Jake (ex Heavenly Dawn)

Rubick

6g Titan Star (ex Sporty Spur)

Scissor Kick

3f Just Press Send (ex Stella Grace)

Shaft

6g Shafty (ex Coupolette)

Star Turn

4m It's My Turn (ex Bonded)

Starspangledbanner

3c Perilous Fighter (ex Beauty School)

Toorak Toff

8g Vunivalu (ex Westend Magic)

Vancouver

5m Blackcomb (ex Rocha)

Zoustar

3f Celestial Storm (ex Sebring Dream)

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►Blueblood Stayer Benaud Wins Wyong Gold Cup

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