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Sires With Winners - Tuesday August 27

Breednet - Tuesday August 27

Here is the full list of 23 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Deep Field

Deep Field
7m Deep Rouge (ex Bouzy Rouge)
Tamworth
5g Desert Star (ex Ki Ki)
Seymour
6g Masterful (ex Riddling)
Seymour
Vadamos
3g Cocobill (ex Rapt)
Seymour
5m Vadamos Queen (ex Elly May)
Home Hill
Atlante
7m Lily Allez (ex Lily L'amour)
Home Hill
Brave Smash
4m Our Lioness (ex Northern Charm)
Tamworth
Canford Cliffs
9g I Could Do Better (ex Shebelia)
Seymour
Casino Prince
5g Blazed Prince (ex Champagne Dynamite)
Tamworth
Dandino
7g Barrington Manor (ex Xaar Best)
Seymour
Divine Prophet
5g Invincible Red (ex Sophie's Spirit)
Tamworth
Dracarys
3f Little Pinker (ex Rendina)
Home Hill
I Am Invincible
5m Out Of Sight (ex So Hard To Catch)
Home Hill
Microphone (Second Season)
3f And Found (ex Abduction)
Seymour
Overshare
4g Fridge Monster (ex Danish Whiskey)
Seymour
Performer
4g Para Park Chance (ex First Plan)
Home Hill
Rebel Dane
5g Cenotes (ex Caves)
Tamworth
Ribchester
5g Chesteray (ex Sweet Nothings)
Tamworth
Shalaa
4g Eskimo (ex Lindy Lou)
Seymour
Sooboog
5m So Rosie (ex Run For Roses)
Tamworth
Spirit Of Boom
5m Bloomin' Ripper (ex Little Brown Horse)
Home Hill
Swift Alliance
6g Lika Swift (ex Theresnothinglycra)
Seymour
Tarzino
5g Electrozino (ex Electrostatic)
Seymour
Thronum
5g Gulf Of Lion (ex Rosa Perlato)
Home Hill
Written Tycoon
7g Restrictions (ex The Good Wife)
Home Hill
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