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Sires With Winners - Monday November 11

Breednet - Monday November 11

Here is the full list of 23 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better Than Ready

Atomic
7m Tequila Storm (ex Nervate)
Warrnambool
Better Than Ready
4m Rogue 'N' Ready (ex Lustful)
Mt Isa
Deep Field
5g Atlantic Ridge (ex Vintage Valley)
Mt Isa
Denman
4m Like Lukey (ex Shelley's Girl)
Scone
Dundeel
5g Sir Godric (ex Shaqira)
Scone
Exceed And Excel
5g Oakfield Badger (ex Count Your Money)
Scone
Exosphere
4m Move She Can (ex Can She Move)
Scone
Heart's Cry
5g Eddystone (ex Edith Wharton)
Warrnambool
Justify
3c Perfect Excuse (ex Formality)
Warrnambool
Kuroshio
6g Just Stop It (ex Tango Express)
Mt Isa
Lean Mean Machine
4m Love 'N' Run (ex Mica Lil)
Warrnambool
Lonhro
5g Easy Jay (ex Kiss From A Rose)
Warrnambool
No Nay Never
7g Metal Bar (ex Bullion Mansion)
Mt Isa
Pariah
4m Outcast Girl (ex Lanai)
Scone
Pride Of Dubai
4m Matrooshi (ex Miss Chaparral)
Warrnambool
Rebel Dane
5m Miss Rebel (ex Iberian Miss)
Scone
Reward For Effort
4g Our Benefit (ex Lady Lefevre)
Mt Isa
Rubick
3g Rubiquity (ex Horizontal)
Warrnambool
So You Think
3g You Think You Know (ex Lips 'n' Lashes)
Scone
Toronado
4g Benevento (ex Papillon Rouge)
Mt Isa
Trapeze Artist
4m Stupendous (ex Waltzing Wodka)
Warrnambool
Your Song
5g Skylight Song (ex Skylight Glow)
Mt Isa
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