Sires With Winners - Tuesday August 20

Breednet - Tuesday August 20

Here is the full list of 32 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Kobayashi

Kobayashi
4g Mishani Gangster (ex Shady Daisy)
4g My Mum's Toyboy (ex Miss Money Talks)
5g Uno Moon (ex Frivolo)
Cluster
5g Cluster's Rein (ex Ebony Rein)
4g Extra Manners (ex Grand Manners)
Star Witness
8g Cosmic Rhapsody (ex Cosmic Rock)
4g King Sirius (ex Express Central)
Adelaide
6m Sheila (ex Itsmycall)
Apologia
5g Sorry Sunshine (ex Sunwisp)
Calyx (Second Season)
3c De Forza (ex Diva Regina)
Exceed And Excel
3f Excellent Lover (ex Intimate Moment)
Free Eagle
6g Fries With That (ex Crazy Deputy)
Galah
5g Spills (ex Clumsy)
Grunt
4m Tamala Rose (ex Te Akau Rose)
Headwater
5g Toba (ex Pearls For Me)
Helmet
7g Money For Old Rope (ex All Tied Up)
Hidden Dragon
7m Lady Tulessa (ex Mountain Of Love)
Holy Roman Emperor
5g Holy Flash (ex Belalaya)
Masterprint
9g Master Adam (ex Eve Ho)
Mikki Isle
6g Bannockburn (ex Wanaka Dream)
Ocean Park
8g Nature Boy (ex Elusive Elle)
Outreach
4m Hermanita (ex Tempting Lady)
Per Incanto
4m Sneaky Too (ex Belle Chantecler)
Pluck
4g Yam (ex Italics)
Redente
5g Kool Kat (ex Lion's Kiss)
Reward For Effort
6g Reward In Time (ex Hela Flyer)
Shamus Award
3f Fluent (ex Guardian's Path)
Shooting To Win
4m Pushover (ex Depasse)
So You Think
4g Ruminate (ex Stormy Road)
St Jean
5m Icon Of Style (ex Flossy Few Clothes)
Super One
4m Bucks Fizz (ex Steflara)
Supido
5g Super Duck (ex Holy Duck)
The Brothers War
5g Oversize (ex Overture)
Trapeze Artist
3f Vixenette (ex Unique Foxy)
War Chant
8g Sioux City (ex Melba Avenue)
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