Sires With Winners - Thursday September 26

Breednet - Thursday September 26

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

So You Think

Harry Angel
4g Chinqui (ex Sun Valley)
3g My Last Hooray (ex Villa Cortona)
So You Think
4g Larusso (ex Typhoon Jolie)
4m Power Ace (ex Power O'raylee)
Bel Esprit
6g Bad Education (ex Courtship)
Bull Point
3f Flower Of Gold (ex Indian Flower)
Deep Field
4g Pin Deep (ex Pinova)
Dundeel
3c Duvana (ex Stay With Me)
Encryption
3f Six More Songs (ex Imanoremiss)
Heroic Valour
3f Joy A Plenty (ex Sonador Angel)
Highland Reel
5m Mystic High (ex Mystic Dancer)
I'm All The Talk
4g Let's Talk (ex Besannrose)
Justify
3f Sweet Justice (ex Sweet Sanette)
Maurice
4g Mr Tadashi (ex Miss Billionaire)
Merchant Navy
5g Calico Jack (ex Shrill)
No Nay Never
5g Sizzler (ex Siren)
Odyssey Moon
4m Odyssey Arrow (ex Swish)
Performer
4m Ima Wild Girl (ex Wild Ava)
Pierro
5m Aunt Roberta (ex Full Of Spirit)
Pride Of Dubai
6g Pride Of Galway (ex Miss Shamrock)
Rubick
3c Up The Front (ex Press Club)
Shooting To Win
4g Winning Shuffle (ex Harlem Shuffle)
Spill The Beans
5g Quest Of Quests (ex Jetling)
Starspangledbanner
5m Luna Angel (ex Lunulae)
Time Test
4m Luton Hoo (ex Royal Excess)
Toronado
3g With Discretion (ex Very Discreet)
Trapeze Artist
3g Duke Of Camden (ex She's My Girl)
Vancouver
4m Gold Vancouver (ex Campagna)
Written Tycoon
3g Catoggio (ex Palazzo Pubblico)
Zoustar
4g De Bergerac (ex Yau Chin)
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