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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.

Flyng Artie, click for a Hypo mating.

Flying Artie
4g Flying Destiny (ex Courting Destiny)
Wyong
4g Woodzy (ex Another Project)
Canberra Acton
Impending
4g Bonus Tempus (ex Kristofferson)
Wyong
3g Razzo Rosso (ex Rokeby Red)
Pakenham Syn
Savabeel
4h Jedibeel (ex Starry)
Wyong
4m Only Love (ex Romancing)
Seymour
All Too Hard
4g Whiskey Hangover (ex True Malt)
Seymour
Brazen Beau
5g Race Against Time (ex Arizona Rose)
Seymour
Casino Prince
5g Poker Dice (ex Le Bel Away)
Canberra Acton
Deep Field
4m Deep Secret (ex Unrevealed)
Seymour
Dissident
4g One Out (ex Rocksan)
Seymour
Exceed And Excel
6g Little Town Blues (ex Truly Wicked)
Birdsville
Headwater
5m Devine Miss (ex Madam Tilly)
Canberra Acton
Iffraaj
4g Peace Officer (ex Coyote Miss)
Wyong
Lonhro
3c Balkans (ex Ottoman)
Wyong
Manhattan Rain
4m Champagne In Lace (ex Optimizing)
Canberra Acton
Medaglia D'oro
5g Persevere (ex Pop A Bottle)
Birdsville
Merchant Navy
3c Naval Force (ex River Dove)
Seymour
More Than Ready
5m Mirra View (ex Mirrasalo)
Wyong LR
Moshe
9g Scout's Honour (ex Honour Own)
Birdsville
Needs Further
5g Lip Sip Suk (ex Tequila Queen)
Birdsville
Pierro
4g North Channel (ex Morning Swim)
Pakenham Syn
Pride Of Dubai
4m Hot Sundae (ex Ice Creme)
Canberra Acton
Red Arrow
9g Moderna's Arrow (ex Moderna)
Birdsville
Reliable Man
5g Benaud (ex Baggy Green)
Wyong LR
Reward For Effort
7g Just Jake (ex Heavenly Dawn)
Seymour
Rubick
6g Titan Star (ex Sporty Spur)
Canberra Acton
Scissor Kick
3f Just Press Send (ex Stella Grace)
Seymour
Shaft
6g Shafty (ex Coupolette)
Canberra Acton
Star Turn
4m It's My Turn (ex Bonded)
Pakenham Syn
Starspangledbanner
3c Perilous Fighter (ex Beauty School)
Pakenham Syn
Toorak Toff
8g Vunivalu (ex Westend Magic)
Birdsville
Vancouver
5m Blackcomb (ex Rocha)
Wyong
Zoustar
3f Celestial Storm (ex Sebring Dream)
Pakenham Syn
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