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Sires With Winners - Monday September 23

Breednet - Monday September 23

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

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Divine Prophet
3f Tara Koda (ex Sahara Chill)
Grafton
5g Where'stheprofit (ex Razeena)
Narromine
Smart Missile
5m Margaret's Missile (ex Niblah)
Narromine
4g Seven Mile Missile (ex Ocean Tempest)
Narromine
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4m Not Written Off (ex Rainbow's End)
Narromine
3g Treat Him Right (ex Reciprocity)
Warrnambool
All Too Hard
9g Unfair Dismissal (ex Up And Up)
Warrnambool
Bull Point
4g Stockholm (ex Abba)
Narromine
Capitalist
4m Courageous Lass (ex Unbridled Courage)
Warrnambool
D'argento (Second Season)
3c Didn't Miss Many (ex Nervous Nellie)
Warrnambool
Encryption
4g Call To Glory (ex Giroux)
Warrnambool
Exceed And Excel
4m Wendt (ex Amanpour)
Grafton
Impending
5g Imminent Storm (ex Bubbly Duchess)
Warrnambool
Kermadec
4g Volcanic Love (ex Looking For Love)
Grafton
Kobayashi
4g My Mum's Toyboy (ex Miss Money Talks)
Grafton
Lord Kanaloa
5g Daimyo (ex Tosen Proud)
Grafton
Mulaazem
8m Rahaan (ex Parclose)
Grafton
Nicconi
4g First Beach (ex Clearwater Bay)
Bunbury
Niconoise
6g Exabanoise (ex Exabaa)
Warrnambool
Power
4g Earl Of Bantry (ex Bantry House)
Narromine
Safeguard
3g Hez Got The Safe (ex Shez Got The Nod)
Bunbury
Scissor Kick
6m Ranhita (ex Class Success)
Narromine
Stratosphere
4g Stratified (ex Dashing Lady)
Narromine
Top Echelon
4g Woodland Wonder (ex Bella's Shadow)
Grafton
Trust In A Gust
5m Wyuna Star (ex Savvy Star)
Warrnambool
Vital Equine
5g All Vital (ex Centro Gal)
Bunbury
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