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Sires With Winners - Monday August 18

Breednet - Monday August 18

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

Dundeel

Dundeel

4g Dun Wondering (ex Allez Wonder)

6g Nagamie (ex Lady Cumquat)

Alabama Express

4m Express Barbie (ex Pink Perfection)

Blue Point

4g Caravanserai (ex Essaouira)

Dracarys

4g Eagle's Fire (ex Eagle's Nest)

Encryption

5g Decrypt (ex Commanding Queen)

Flying Artie

6m Kobold (ex Liatris)

Lean Mean Machine

5g Larryoctane (ex Shamardal Gold)

Myboycharlie

7m My Girl Zarlie (ex Zachelle)

Needs Further

4g You Never Can Tell (ex Matanzas)

Nicconi

4g Nic's Choice (ex Poison Ivy)

Rothesay

5m Beautiful Jo (ex Wurood)

Russian Revolution

5g Rustic Tzar (ex Press Report)

Sebring

6g Barron (ex White House Lady)

Shalaa

5g Laa De Sha (ex Lis De Lune)

Showtime

5g Just Shane (ex Decantered)

Smart Missile

5g Auto Max (ex Greenmount Belle)

Star Turn

3f Glam (ex Think I'm Flying)

Stratum Star

4g Marvel Man (ex Peggy Dawn)

Vino Rosso

4m Sweet As A Kiss (ex Sweet Talk)

Winning Rupert

5g Whiskey George (ex Salote)

Yes Yes Yes

4m Shezasiren (ex Siren's Song)

Zed

5m Zeshadow (ex Shadow Player)

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