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Sires With Winners - Wednesday October 30

Breednet - Thursday October 31

Here is the full list of 43 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

So You Think

So You Think
8g Fast Thinker (ex Up And Up)
Launceston
5g Hollandia (ex Gawne)
Bendigo
3f Romilly (ex Idlewild)
Te Aroha
3g You Think You Know (ex Lips 'n' Lashes)
Scone
Capitalist
3f Always Enuff (ex Enuff Effort)
Bendigo
5g Asva (ex First Bloom)
Launceston
4m Wooloowin (ex Brook Road)
Randwick-Kensington
Alpine Eagle
3f Dancing Wolf (ex Copper Dancer)
Launceston
4m Unique Eagle (ex Double Unique)
Launceston
Brazen Beau
3f Blackberry Bomb (ex Segenhoe Valley)
Bendigo
5m Brazen Lady (ex Look At Me Now)
Bendigo
Justify
3g Justa Star (ex Starmon)
Balaklava
4m Miss Chenery (ex Galizani)
Doomben
Pride Of Dubai
5m Mon Ami (ex Monaliesha)
Balaklava
3f Yorga Pride (ex Lady Vega)
Belmont Park
Proisir
3f Hankee Alpha (ex Queen Of Navarre)
Te Aroha
4g Sabik (ex Starpin)
Te Aroha
Savabeel
8g Run On (ex Youtoofast)
Balaklava
3c Savaglee (ex Glee)
Te Aroha Gr2
Spill The Beans
4m Grey Impact (ex Gala Affair)
Doomben
5g Spring Bean (ex Spring Raider)
Launceston
Your Song
6m Belta Of A Song (ex Democrat)
Belmont Park
4g Hydroelectric (ex Brooklyn Rain)
Doomben
All Too Hard
4g Tuff Tu Mus (ex Moodlighting)
Doomben
Ambidexter
5g Snipers Nightmare (ex Ellie Mae Cee)
Balaklava
Belardo
6g Tympanist (ex Anaween)
Randwick-Kensington
Cable Bay
4g Cable Rock (ex Sitkamose)
Belmont Park
Churchill
5g Cuban Lord (ex Rock Princess)
Balaklava
Deep Field
4m Darling Downs (ex Ma Can Do It)
Randwick-Kensington
Divine Prophet
3f Divine Diamonds (ex Dozen Diamonds)
Doomben
El Roca
3f Honey Badger (ex Sacred Vow)
Te Aroha
Galileo
6g Fleet Commander (ex Atlantic Jewel)
Randwick-Kensington
Headwater
7m Headphones (ex Cybercyn)
Balaklava
Iffraaj
5g Peace Officer (ex Coyote Miss)
Randwick-Kensington
Lionhearted
6g Coeur De Lyon (ex Guyra Gal)
Bendigo
Magna Grecia (Second Season)
3g Magna's Choice (ex Tipsy Moment)
Belmont Park
Magnus
6g Bopping Blue (ex Bopping Blonde)
Belmont Park
Merchant Navy
4m Lunar Eight (ex Coconut Dream)
Doomben
Ocean Park
3f Transaction (ex Triaction)
Te Aroha
Playing God
7g Divine Pair (ex Magnificent Pair)
Belmont Park
Power
7g Altai Ranger (ex Coronado's Pride)
Launceston
Ready For Victory
5m Yellow Sam (ex Juniper Hall)
Bendigo
Rip Van Winkle
4g Time Traveller (ex Sav's Diva)
Te Aroha
Saxon Warrior
3g Pond Master (ex Caerlina's Spirit)
Belmont Park
Sea The Stars
6g Sea King (ex Pamona)
Bendigo Gr3
Sioux Nation
4g Sioux Warrior (ex Punch On)
Balaklava
Smart Missile
4g Briasa (ex Mary's Grace)
Randwick-Kensington
Snitzel
3f Snitzanova (ex Albanilla)
Randwick-Kensington
The Bold One
6g Notabadbuy (ex Penelope Pitstop)
Bendigo
Thunder Down Under
5m Monique Tonnerre (ex Monarch)
Te Aroha
Tivaci
3g Tuxedo (ex Ball Gown)
Te Aroha
Wordsmith
5g Geegee Jet By (ex Geegee Pretty Jess)
Launceston
Xtravagant
4g Flywheel (ex Venom)
Doomben
Zed
4g Polamalu (ex Jewelkeeper)
Te Aroha
Zoustar
4m Floozie (ex Catchy)
Bendigo
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