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Sires With Winners - Friday November 15

Breednet - Saturday November 16

Here is the full list of 32 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

So You Think

So You Think

3g Cachink (ex Catena)

4g Porter (ex Prana)

5g Rise To It (ex Feirin)

Capitalist

4g Emerald Reward (ex Mary Lou)

3f Tequila Baby (ex One More Tequila)

Dundeel

4m Captain Amelia (ex Courageous Kitty)

3g Hawkins (ex Princess Coup)

Nicconi

6m Clever Art (ex Artwear)

5m Hybrid Moments (ex Dream Of Glory)

Savabeel

6g Celestial Fury (ex Sister Celeste)

4m Sun Gift (ex Sunniva)

Too Darn Hot (Second Season)

3g Scorching Legend (ex Sexy Siren)

3f Zan (ex Zenalicious)

Xtravagant

4m Dolly (ex Majestueux)

6g Extravagent Lad (ex Shadowbrook Lass)

Alpine Eagle

4g Alpine Rocket (ex Missy Molace)

Brutal (Second Season)

3g Brutal Love (ex Love Freedom)

Charm Spirit

8m Queen Takes King (ex Egeria)

Denman

4g See De Night (ex See The Night)

Duporth

6g Burrandana (ex Cha Cha Dancer)

Epaulette

4g Eye Of The Fire (ex Thud)

Gold Standard

5g Pinchbeck (ex Away With Words)

Hallowed Crown

6g Gundaroo (ex Lycra Lass)

I Am Invincible

4m Fickle (ex Flippant)

Ilovethiscity

5g Quik Rhapid (ex Grand Rhapsody)

Impending

5g Scorch (ex Hell It's Hot)

Kingman

5g Inquiring Minds (ex Precious Ramotswe)

Master Of Design

5g Projeto (ex Salasun)

Overshare

4m Under And Over (ex Western Gem)

Pride Of Dubai

3f Sun 'N' Sand (ex She's A Rainbow)

Reward For Effort

6g Ofcourse I Will (ex Hope I Will)

Royal Meeting (Second Season)

3f Royal Lass (ex Albert's Lass)

Santos

3g Super Trooper (ex Chinchilla)

Shamus Award

5g Chipson (ex Lady Larissa)

Snitzel

3c Cash (ex Super Cash)

Spieth

3f Flying For Fun (ex Vol Prive)

Tarzino

5m Tarakash (ex Indian Sky)

The Autumn Sun

4m Autumn Slide (ex Landslide)

Zoustar

4g Lambay (ex Irish Sea)

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