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Sires With Winners - Tuesday March 19 - Third Winner Dubious

Breednet - Tuesday March 19

Here is the full list of 24 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Dubious sired his third winner at Mackay on Tuesday with a win for Caracristi.

Al Maher
4m Fascination Alley (ex Miss Fascinator)
Hawkesbury
Capitalist
3g Capital Lover (ex Carry On Cutie)
Kyneton
Dubious (First Season)
2f Caracristi (ex Hidden Code)
Mackay
Hellbent
3g Hell Of A Show (ex Magic I Am)
Hawkesbury
Helmet
7m Geraldine's Jewel (ex Katherine Gold)
Kyneton
Holler
3g Skreatch (ex Linkville)
Mackay
Mongolian Khan
5g Modernissimo (ex Ananiashvilli)
Kyneton
More Than Ready
3g Mr Caleb (ex Tartufi)
Hawkesbury
Nathaniel
4g Cormac T (ex Italian Connection)
Hawkesbury
Pierro
4m Snappy Pierro (ex Cerebellum)
Kyneton
Proisir
3g Sirveke (ex Reiveke)
Kyneton
Reliable Man
5m Parabellum (ex Katie O'reilly)
Hawkesbury
Reward For Effort
3f Thargomindah (ex Charego)
Kyneton
Rich Enuff
6g Stylish Enuff (ex Jalouse)
Kyneton
Santos (Second Season)
3g Hangin' Around (ex Put The Rope Away)
Mackay
Sebring
5m Spring Valley (ex Valley Sweetheart)
Mackay
Shalaa
4g Let's Roll (ex Miss Foxwood)
Mackay
Sizzling
5m Roy's Road (ex Egyptian Tomb)
Mackay
Smart Missile
5m Smart Little Miss (ex Skein)
Hawkesbury
Street Boss
3f Furosshi (ex Adonais)
Kyneton
Territories
5g Thisland Is Myland (ex Moulds)
Mackay
Trapeze Artist (Second Season)
3f Concello (ex Senta Helga)
Hawkesbury
Wolf Cry
5m Wolves (ex Grand Manners)
Hawkesbury
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