Sires With Winners - Tuesday September 10

Breednet - Tuesday September 10

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better Than Ready

Better Than Ready
5g Better Explain (ex Never Explain)
3f Better Than Words (ex Spread The Word)
Complacent
5g The Right Rein (ex Ginja Ninja)
7g Wanjiru (ex Porotene Bella)
Bel Esprit
10g Vainstream (ex Yasey San)
Brazen Beau
6g Matao Ma (ex Fortune's Choice)
Calyx (Second Season)
3g Fan Harder (ex Try A Lil Harder)
Casino Prince
7m Almost Persuaded (ex Ambition's Reward)
Deep Field
3g Lamentum (ex Viviette)
Dundeel
4g Prince Of Arendell (ex Princess Anna)
Fiorente
4m Make It Sweet (ex New Page)
Flying Artie
5m Artieos (ex So Delicious)
Harry Angel
3g My Last Hooray (ex Villa Cortona)
Headwater
4g Early Fusion (ex Pfeiffer)
Hellbent
4g Hellish (ex Andromache)
Medaglia D'oro
7g Frankie Two Angels (ex Kassama)
Omaha Beach (Second Season)
3f La Plage (ex Leny's Here)
Pariah
4g Xarello (ex Mourvedre)
Pierro
3c Bourne Identity (ex Symi)
Poet's Voice
7g Play On Words (ex Kusha)
Preferment
6g Blue Swimmer (ex Dongxing Princess)
Puissance De Lune
3g Fiftyfivechevy (ex Pentimento)
Reward For Effort
5g Last Ditch Effort (ex Moorunda Miss)
Russian Revolution
4g Ramius (ex Red Hearts)
Shooting To Win
4g Dry Fire (ex Magondo)
Showtime
4m Hulu (ex Command More)
Snitzel
3f Bridal Waltz (ex Charleston Dancer)
Supido
5g Sixspeed (ex Shotgun Roulette)
Whittington
8g Stampe (ex Envelope)
Written Tycoon
4g Saratoga Power (ex Ginger N Rye)
Zariz
6m Tavolo (ex Tabletop)
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