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Sires With Winners - Tuesday November 12

Breednet - Tuesday November 12

Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

I Am Invincible

I Am Invincible
3f Rantan (ex Sweet Kiss)
Hawkesbury
3g Sarrismo (ex Francaletta)
Hawkesbury
Ocean Park
4g Drunken Sailor (ex Lady Royale)
Queanbeyan
3f Ocean Miss (ex Runway)
Te Aroha
Savabeel
9g Because (ex Rosie's Cause)
Te Aroha
4m Sting In The Tail (ex Cutting Remark)
Hawkesbury
Bon Hoffa
4g That A Boy (ex Caraffa)
Queanbeyan
Camelot
5g Catani Gardens (ex Silver Rain)
Mornington
Capitalist
3f Love By Straand (ex The Nickster)
Queanbeyan
Castelvecchio (Second Season)
3f Our Allie Be (ex Smart Manoeuvre)
Te Aroha
Darci Brahma
5g Rising Tide (ex Seachange)
Te Aroha
Deep Field
4m Down Low (ex Grand Daughter)
Mornington
Denman
5m Bindi's Choice (ex In Lighten)
Hawkesbury
Dissident
5g Williamstown (ex Further To Fly)
Mornington
Dundeel
5m Kahraba (ex Stroboscopic)
Hawkesbury
Epaulette
4m Harmonett (ex Our Harmony)
Mornington
Eurozone
6m Arancione (ex Romanesco)
Queanbeyan
Exceedance (Second Season)
3g Apex (ex You Da One)
Hawkesbury
Lonhro
3g Buades (ex Jorda)
Mornington
Mongolian Khan
3g Checkmate (ex Signorina)
Te Aroha
Overshare
4m Mishare (ex Respect Me)
Mornington
Pariah
5m Outcaster (ex Trajectory)
Mornington
Pride Of Dubai
6m Mooshaka (ex Mooshakissa)
Queanbeyan
Reward For Effort
5g Reward For Eric (ex Oh So Adorable)
Queanbeyan
Ribchester
3c Ribkraka (ex Tickle Me)
Te Aroha
Sepoy
4m Without You (ex Benedictus)
Hawkesbury
Snitzel
8m Urjuwaan (ex Slippery Rose)
Queanbeyan
Turn Me Loose
4g Beast Of Burden (ex Lady Kipling)
Te Aroha
Vadamos
3f Acheter (ex Acquisto)
Mornington
Xtravagant
3f Celestial Wonder (ex Meteoric Lass)
Te Aroha
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