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Sires With Winners - Tuesday October 29

Breednet - Tuesday October 29

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

Churchill (IRE)

Alpine Eagle
5g Bunjil (ex Smashin' Mila)
Swan Hill
Brazen Beau
4g Bigcat (ex Pride Rock)
Rockhampton
Capitalist
6g Monte Drifter (ex Belhamage)
Grafton
Churchill
4m Winsome Flowers (ex Astral Flower)
Swan Hill
Exosphere
4m Romi (ex La Romanina)
Grafton
Flying Artie
6g Blue Ray (ex Lazuli)
Rockhampton
Foxwedge
7g Foxpath (ex Pathways)
Swan Hill
Frosted
4m Hypothermia (ex Harmattan)
Grafton
Holler
6g West Germany (ex Dancing Diamond)
Grafton
Kobayashi
4g My Mum's Toyboy (ex Miss Money Talks)
Grafton
Niconoise
6m Pennies Destiny (ex Cerro Vista)
Grafton
Panzer Division
7m I Promise You (ex Wild Goose)
Rockhampton
Pariah
3f Madame Lexis (ex Lexicology)
Rockhampton
Reward For Effort
3g Reward The Sheriff (ex Invincible Lady)
Swan Hill
Spill The Beans
5m Janean (ex Janssen)
Rockhampton
Spirit Of Boom
4g Devil Devil (ex Annamarie)
Rockhampton
Star Turn
5m Uncut Gem (ex Devolving)
Grafton
Tarzino
6g Adare Manor (ex Grantsville)
Swan Hill
Time Test
4g Kairos Louie (ex Lucy Liu)
Grafton
Under The Louvre
3g Bold Blaze (ex Bold Chloe)
Rockhampton
Wandjina
5g Chosen Venture (ex Southern Venture)
Swan Hill
Written Tycoon
6g Dandruff (ex Luluoru)
Swan Hill
Yes Yes Yes (Second Season)
3f Yes Yes Tess (ex Typhoon Tess)
Swan Hill
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