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Sires With Winners - Wednesday September 11

Breednet - Wednesday September 11

Here is the full list of 54 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Hellbent

Hellbent

3c Milbrae (ex Musaway)

5m Quicken Up (ex Skyerush)

Needs Further

4g Durazzo (ex Arenzano)

4g Earendel (ex Alzahra Star)

Safeguard

4m Safekeeper (ex Castle Queen)

3f Sinful Living (ex Paris Memory)

Almanzor

4g The Mansman (ex Hurry)

Ambidexter

9g The Bull Mccabe (ex Vonrob)

Australia

5m Feathertop (ex Mt Of Beatitudes)

Better Than Ready

3f Maragical (ex Mareeza)

Blackfriars

7g Roch Legacy (ex Sateen)

Cable Bay

5m Electric Impulse (ex Studio City)

Churchill

3c Narbold (ex Noblest)

Darci Brahma

4g Time Is King (ex Tiffany's Time)

Riccarton Park Syn

Deep Field

4h Rock Empire (ex King's Ballet)

Randwick-Kensington

Divine Prophet

6g Philosophers Stone (ex Rosie Quadrille)

Free Eagle

4g Captain Maverick (ex Seekamist)

Randwick-Kensington

Ghibellines

4g Cheyenne Bodie (ex Madam Bentley)

Riccarton Park Syn

God Has Spoken

5m Chantel (ex Coco Carat)

Headwater

6g Bywaters Road (ex Indelible Lass)

Highland Reel

3f Wild Winner (ex Court Pastoral)

I Am Invincible

6g Smytzer (ex Gold Chant)

Iffraaj

6g Magic Ace (ex Elusive Red)

Riccarton Park Syn

Impending

4g Nearing Liberty (ex Freedom Road)

Inference

4g Bush Influence (ex Rosamond)

Justify

4g Air Assault (ex Elegant Eagle)

Kermadec

6g Huon (ex Cataclysm)

Randwick-Kensington

Magnus

3g Magnaprime (ex Fast Legend)

Maschino

4m Bohemian Diamond (ex Elsie's Rhapsody)

National Defense

4m Peace Treaty (ex Relaunch)

Pariah

4g Prodigal Lad (ex Golden Statue)

Pierro

4m Peta's Heart (ex Iheartpoppy)

Rebel Raider

5g Rafael's Raid (ex Mossletta)

Reliable Man

6m Thoughtful Woman (ex Thoughtfulness)

Ribchester

5g Bitoftheblarney (ex Shalaka)

Rich Enuff

4m Rich Minx (ex Capetown Hussey)

Rip Van Winkle

5g Coppleson (ex Bak Da Chief)

Rommel

3f Desert Whisper (ex Faerie Whisper)

Sacred Falls

6g Kaliuwaa Falls (ex Promenade)

Savabeel

6g Tametomo (ex Tomoe)

Sepoy

5g Captain Cam (ex Social Secret)

Shocking

3c Scary (ex Never Ever)

Sir Prancealot

4g Sir Panama (ex Miss Panama)

Smart Missile

5g Tanglewood (ex Vincere Lass)

Randwick-Kensington

Snitzel

4m Sultry Siren (ex Sookie)

Stratosphere

3f Azonto (ex Ehor)

Street Boss

5m Everglade (ex Tricolore)

Super One

4m Tijuana Two Step (ex Besant)

Toronado

4m Be Bardot (ex Blondie)

Trapeze Artist

3c Johnny The Kid (ex I Got Chills)

Randwick-Kensington

Turn Me Loose

5m Sonali (ex Madamoiselle)

Riccarton Park Syn

Vadamos

3c Mingardos (ex Equivalence)

War Decree

4m Hot Coco (ex Frothed)

Riccarton Park Syn

Written Tycoon

3c Mayne (ex Fromparis Withlove)

Randwick-Kensington

Zacinto

6g Hey Now (ex Anya)

Riccarton Park Syn

Zoustar

4m Makena (ex Quayside)

Randwick-Kensington

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