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Sires With Winners - Monday October 23

Breednet - Monday October 23

Here is the full list of 25 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

All Too Hard

All Too Hard
5m Bold Storm (ex Morning Glow)
Muswellbrook
Americain
5g El Amigos (ex Lost Amigos)
Warrnambool
Bull Point
4g Where Is Ken (ex Dollhouse)
Wagga
Caravaggio
4g Nolan (ex Don't Blink)
Wagga
Danerich
5g Char (ex Homeland Sheila)
Wagga
Dream Ahead
6m Longtimedreaming (ex Chitraka)
Warrnambool
Dundeel
6g Handshake (ex Fast Gal)
Warrnambool
Eurozone
5g Calmer Karma (ex Matilda Jade)
Wagga
I Am Invincible
4g Sightseer (ex Exselva)
Muswellbrook
Jukebox
3f One Beat No Beat (ex One More Two More)
Muswellbrook
Kuroshio
5m Dream Inherit (ex Scarlet Nights)
Wagga
Manhattan Rain
9g Wetakemanhattan (ex Modave)
Warrnambool
Mikki Isle
5g Oh No Mikki (ex Hilldale)
Wagga
Outreach
5m Catch Me Out (ex Ovillers)
Muswellbrook
Pride Of Dubai
4m Isledon (ex Isla Canela)
Muswellbrook
Rich Enuff
4m Three Grand (ex Treble)
Warrnambool
Shamus Award
6m Vivacious Award (ex Intergalactic)
Warrnambool
Squamosa
4g Rippa Buddy (ex Bunsen Burner)
Warrnambool
Street Boss
3f Flying Fizz (ex Flying Tessie)
Warrnambool
Trapeze Artist (Second Season)
3f Worth Avenue (ex Mezulla)
Muswellbrook
Trust In A Gust
4g Cape Doctor (ex Baikal)
Warrnambool
Written Tycoon
6g Crystal Chief (ex Crystal Wit)
Muswellbrook
Wrote
5m And We Danced (ex Simply Boogie)
Wagga
Xtravagant
4g Gold Tracker (ex Gracefully Chic)
Wagga
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