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Sires With Winners - Friday November 24

Breednet - Friday November 24

Here is the full list of 57 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Deep Field

Deep Field

4g Basso Caruso (ex Caruselle)

3f Field Of Myrtle (ex Hurtle Myrtle)

3f Outofleftfield (ex A Brilliant Idea)

3f Wind Of Change (ex Irish Fling)

New Plymouth Raceway

Press Statement

4m Ida's Rules (ex Island Bay Girl)

4g Jo Jo Sun (ex Full Bloom)

6m Media Chick (ex Palo Duro)

Better Than Ready

4m Better Yet (ex Flying Style)

5g Nord Lyon (ex Miss Le Nord)

Dundeel

4m Chassagne (ex Riva Romantica)

3f Flying Deel (ex Flying Rose)

Grunt (Second Season)

3f Ellessthree (ex Magic Tori)

3f Our Cracklin Rosie (ex Rosie's Command)

Hellbent

3g Hellfire Express (ex Dancing Express)

4m Mckeon (ex Darcibelle)

I Am Invincible

4g Buillt (ex Caiguna)

3f Sensory (ex Blonde Intuition)

Shalaa

3g Are You Joking (ex Entsar)

4m Fiancetto (ex Cleoestelle)

So You Think

8g Brilliant Mind (ex Starspangled)

5g Slate (ex Calchris)

Zoustar

4g Zhuang Shi (ex Metaphorical)

6g Zoulon (ex Calypso Queen)

Adelaide

4g Yet He Moves (ex Rock Dreaming)

Brazen Beau

7g Gutsy (ex True Malt)

Camelot

5g Captain Britain (ex Edwinstowe)

Charm Spirit

3f New Millennium (ex Next Century)

New Plymouth Raceway

Dandino

6g Buff In Disguise (ex Chloe In Disguise)

El Nino

5m Twosey (ex One In One Out)

Exceed And Excel

5g Da Optimist (ex Chateau D'yquem)

New Plymouth Raceway

Fastnet Rock

7g California August (ex Port Augusta)

Ferlax

6m Memories (ex Contemplate)

Fiorente

4m Fifi Blue (ex She's Offski)

Ghibellines

4g No Drama (ex Sheeza Drama)

Hallowed Crown

4g Mike (ex Blonde By Choice)

Jungle Cat (Second Season)

3g Shere Khan (ex Sweet Cracker)

Kaphero

7g Northernero (ex Bazaruto)

Magnus

4m Grand Touraine (ex Chinon)

Merchant Navy

4g Mazita (ex Zarinia)

Mikki Isle

3f Intervarsity (ex Varsity Blues)

No Nay Never

5m World Atlas (ex Sailboat)

Not A Single Doubt

5m Miss Athena (ex Sorel Point)

Olympic Glory

4m Mirror Illusion (ex Swanepoel)

Per Incanto

3g Oak Hill (ex Isstoora)

Pride Of Dubai

3g King Of Dubai (ex Amber's Crown)

Proisir

5m Islington Lass (ex Miss Relentless)

New Plymouth Raceway

Real Impact

6g Dynamic Impact (ex Soleil Royale)

Redoute's Choice

4m Berry Bubbly (ex Bubbleberry)

Rios

6m Blue Rata Queen (ex Blue Rata Jewel)

New Plymouth Raceway

Roc De Cambes

3f Harlow Rocks (ex Show Up)

New Plymouth Raceway

Rothesay

5m Rothgurl (ex La Isla Bonita)

Russian Revolution

3g Tannenburg (ex Adelie)

Savabeel

5m Manifique (ex Shez Sinsational)

New Plymouth Raceway

Shamus Award

6g Defiant Heart (ex Shattered Heart)

Snitzel

4g Mazzaratti (ex Turbo Miss)

Spill The Beans

3g Lost His Beans (ex Dream Free)

Spirit Of Boom

7g Loud Noise (ex Moulin Lady)

Stratum

6g Five Bulls (ex Heavenly Wonder)

Super One

6g Another One (ex Herewegoagain)

Tarzino

4m Tarazetto (ex Roll Of Thunder)

New Plymouth Raceway

Toronado

4m Jordy Girl (ex Dalrada)

Trapeze Artist (Second Season)

3g Tumbling (ex Viviette)

Turn Me Loose

4m Disturbia (ex New Age Rocka)

Wandjina

4m Terra Mater (ex Before Time)

Whittington

6g Rough Cut Jewel (ex Feelin' Fiesty)

Winning Rupert

4m Party Spirit (ex Gentle Spirit)

Written Tycoon

4m Fearless Writer (ex Keena)

Xtravagant

4g Feng (ex Spy)

Your Song

6g Eliseo (ex Mercy's Choice)

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