breednet.com.au

Sires With Winners - Tuesday September 2

Breednet - Tuesday September 2

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Bull Point

Bull Point
5g Dreymon (ex Kelsha Begs)
Scone
5g Release Point (ex Keofilo)
Scone
Bel Esprit
8g Spirit Of Giving (ex Give It Away)
Townsville
Bon Aurum
4m Bon Elton (ex Like A Candle)
Nowra
Bon Hoffa
4g Bonoyster (ex Oyster Bell)
Scone
Brazen Beau
4g Dark Gleam (ex Mayaaseh)
Townsville
Camelot
4g Lots To Love (ex Somebody To Love)
Benalla
Capitalist
5m Isn't That Ironic (ex Socialista)
Benalla
Dominant
5g Durban Harbour (ex Port Of Africa)
Benalla
Fastnet Rock
5g Verbil (ex Ciarlet)
Scone
Fierce Impact (Second Season)
3g Knight Of Rhodes (ex Suite Annie)
Nowra
Frankel
3f Chateau Eze (ex Antibes)
Benalla
Frosted
3g Kool Kade (ex Lonesome)
Nowra
Grunt
4g Under The Hood (ex Oriental Lily)
Nowra
Ilovethiscity
6m Sweet Paree (ex Fun In Paree)
Benalla
Lean Mean Machine
5g Goodnight Romeo (ex Foxy Moi)
Townsville
Lucky Vega (Second Season)
3f Nepo Baby (ex Future Force)
Scone
Maurice
3f Social Circle (ex Networking)
Scone
Myboycharlie
7g King Charles (ex Duchess Daisy)
Nowra
Pariah
5g Runaway Soul (ex Restless Soul)
Benalla
Proisir
4g The Narrator (ex Powerful Story)
Benalla
Russian Revolution
6g Valenki (ex Shoepeg)
Townsville
Sebring
6m Spring's Gift (ex Darling Road)
Townsville
Starcraft
4g Jackpot Star (ex Jackpot Queen)
Nowra
Street Boss
4g Rasp (ex Manicure)
Benalla
The Brothers War
7g Jalmari (ex Boolgatta Lass)
Nowra
The Mission
6g Mission House (ex Anna House)
Townsville
Trapeze Artist
5g Dismount (ex She's Not)
Benalla
Wanted
3g Krackacan (ex Lingalonga Lass)
Townsville
Written By
4m Smart Buy (ex Crete)
Scone
Advertisment
More Reading...
Likely Autumn Superstars Set to Trial on Thursday
Autumn Glow, Sir Delius, Via Sistina, Lady Shenandoah and Apocalyptic and more - Punters and racing fans can see a suite of Australia’s best horses live in action at Royal Randwick on Thursday as campaigns begin for many of the looming Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival’s biggest feature races.
$850,000 Extreme Choice Filly to David Ellis
The Magic Millions is a happy hunting ground for Te Akau Racing boss David Ellis and he struck early on Wednesday for an $850,000 filly by Extreme Choice from prolific Tasmanian stakes-winner Deroche.
$1.2million Invincible Filly to Gai and Adrian
Champion sire I Am Invincible had the top filly in the opening session of Magic Millions on Tuesday and followed up with the same on Wednesday when his glorious filly from Key sold for $1.2million.
2026 Magic Millions 2YO Classic Field and Barrier Draw
The field and barrier draw is out for the $3million Magic Millions 2YO Classic with all of the chances drawing positively including race favourite Warwoven in barrier six.
Yulong Purchase $2million Extreme Choice Colt
Yulong have already hit the jackpot with an expensive Extreme Choice colt, purchasing Group I MRC Blue Diamond winner Devil Night at Magic Millions in 2024 for $1.4million and they upped the ante on Wednesday.
$1.5million for Full Brother to Beadman
Flashy chestnut colt Beadman is already a Group winner and has shown glimpses of G1 ability in his brief six start career to date and his full brother was a showstopper at Magic Millions on Wednesday when knocked down to Tom Magnier at $1.5million.
Hot Lots Day 1 – Magic Millions
All eyes will be on the Gold Coast on Tuesday when the first day of selling for the 2026 Magic Millions yearling sale gets underway with 210 lots catalogued.
Flying Start for Jacquinot
Buyers warmed quickly to the first yearlings by Widden Stud’s dual Group I winner Jacquinot offered on Tuesday during the first session of Magic Millions with five selling at an average $312,000.
$2Million Frankel Colt Highlights a Solid Start for MM 2026
A colt by champion international sire Frankel topped Day One of the 2026 Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale on Tuesday when selling for $2 million
Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards Announced for 2026
The Awards formerly known as the Stud and Stable Staff Awards will enter a new chapter in 2026, with a refreshed name, the Australian Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards (ATIEA), and an expanded industry partnership to further strengthen the recognition and celebration of the people who underpin Australia's world-class racing and breeding sector.