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Sires With Winners - Monday October 9

Breednet - Monday October 9

Here is the full list of 20 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pride of Dubai

Dissident
5m Controversial Miss (ex Celeritas)
Pakenham Syn
4g Tortilla (ex Bellanger)
Armidale
Pride Of Dubai
5m Mooshaka (ex Mooshakissa)
Queanbeyan
4g Old Newmarket (ex A Saucy Snitzel)
Queanbeyan
Shamus Award
5g Bandolero (ex Queen Of Queens)
Queanbeyan
4m Insightful Award (ex In Hindsight)
Armidale
All Too Hard
3f Indian Jewel (ex Manasari)
Pakenham Syn
American Pharoah
3f Champers Girl (ex Monira)
Queanbeyan
Arrogate
4m Ariana Blue (ex Forty Doriana)
Pakenham Syn
Darci Brahma
4m Leica Model (ex Leica Lady)
Armidale
Denman
4g Skates On (ex Can't Skate)
Armidale
Lago Delight
5m Lago's Daughter (ex Nkwazi's Daughter)
Armidale
Ocean Park
7g Nature Boy (ex Elusive Elle)
Armidale
Saxon Warrior (Second Season)
3g Bold Feeling (ex Swinging Feeling)
Pakenham Syn
Sooboog
4g Rinzai (ex Shimasani)
Queanbeyan
Star Witness
5g Gobbled (ex Barangaroo)
Armidale
Stratum Star
4g Northern Tahnee (ex Adriatic)
Pakenham Syn
Supreme Class
8m Fantini (ex Dignity Lady)
Queanbeyan
Swiss Ace
3g Holy Racket (ex Katie's Choice)
Pakenham Syn
Unencumbered
6m Mishika (ex Raquia)
Pakenham Syn
Vancouver
4m She Streaksaway (ex More Than A Legend)
Queanbeyan
Written Tycoon
5g Collison (ex Our Girl Raquie)
Pakenham Syn
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