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Sires With Winners - Tuesday September 19

Breednet - Tuesday September 19

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pierro

Casino Prince
3f Nyali Sands (ex Outofafrika)
Dubbo
6g Oh No Bro (ex Princess Rage)
Dubbo
Pierro
4g Golden Pierro (ex Bullion Mansion)
Swan Hill
4g North Channel (ex Morning Swim)
Swan Hill
Artie Schiller
6g Galbalan (ex Brave Soul)
Corowa
Bon Hoffa
9g Real Key (ex Defacto)
Mackay
Canford Cliffs
8g Hay Cliffy (ex Tulla Lass)
Swan Hill
Capitalist
5m Capital Girl (ex Pokazi)
Mackay
Dark Cove
5g The Big Shamrock (ex Smooth Liqueur)
Corowa
Deep Field
4m Fileeta (ex Dineeta)
Corowa
Dundeel
5g Interventionist (ex Laissez Faire)
Dubbo
Epaulette
5g Sandastan (ex Status Quo)
Corowa
Fastnet Rock
6g Freckle Rock (ex Freckle Face)
Mackay
Foxwedge
3f Samanth (ex Umgeton)
Swan Hill
Headwater
3f Griffinstown Girl (ex Moohariba)
Corowa
I Am Invincible
6g Invincible Jet (ex Recurring Dream)
Mackay
I'm All The Talk
5g Talkachino (ex Almachino)
Dubbo
Into Mischief
5g Watergate (ex Shy Girl)
Swan Hill
Kobayashi
3g I Am Sugoi (ex Orne River)
Corowa
Mendelssohn (Second Season)
3f Wings Of Song (ex Tortoni)
Swan Hill
Overshare
3g Mister Selfie (ex Royal Chalee)
Mackay
Russian Revolution
3g Takashima (ex Divine Messenger)
Swan Hill
Salade
4g Iron Hat (ex Left In My Wake)
Dubbo
Shamus Award
5m Flying Shamus (ex Misstiflying)
Mackay
Super One
4g Giving Delight (ex Nandi)
Dubbo
Swear
4m Magical Slipper (ex Westend Magic)
Corowa
Tivaci
4g Brand New (ex Kim Dynasty)
Mackay
Wandjina
4g Chosen Venture (ex Southern Venture)
Swan Hill
Xtravagant
4m Simply Xtravagant (ex Down The Hatch)
Dubbo
Your Song
5m Chelsea Amanda (ex Attrente)
Dubbo
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