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Sires With Winners - Thursday September 4

Breednet - Thursday September 4

Here is the full list of 27 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

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Press Statement
4m Presszora (ex Koizora)
Mackay
4m Thormendous Miss (ex Selenite)
Mackay
Rich Enuff
3g Lake Gillear (ex Magic Pippa)
Moe
5g Rich Again (ex Decoco)
Mackay
Toronado
6g Mission To Win (ex Winton Creek)
Coffs Harbour
3f Spicy Thang (ex Single Spice)
Northam
All Too Hard
4m Queen Of A Hand (ex Queen Of Wands)
Coffs Harbour
Better Than Ready
4g Better Be Ready (ex Teardrop Rock)
Mackay
Bondi
5m Bondi Star (ex Ancient Joy)
Northam
Dracarys
4g Gee Eye Why (ex Princess Georgia)
Mackay
Dundeel
4g Omamori (ex Cross Amulet)
Moe
Exceedance
3g Axiom (ex Nothing Compares)
Moe
Frosted
4m Porsha Crystal (ex Relaunch)
Moe
Headwater
3f Cool Waters (ex Lady Einstein)
Coffs Harbour
I'm All The Talk
6g Talk To Wyn (ex Rule To Wyn)
Northam
Iffraaj
6g Aseventy Seven (ex Ticklish)
Moe
Lord Of The Sky
4g Obligated (ex Occurrence)
Mackay
Magnus
5m Maggie Rose (ex Saffrossa)
Coffs Harbour
National Defense
4m Mini Angel (ex Lil' Angel)
Moe
Playing God
3f Eternal Wine (ex Drinkwhatyoulike)
Northam
Power
4g Prince (ex Press Leak)
Northam
Pride Of Dubai
4m Pride Of Venus (ex I Am Venus)
Mackay
Puissance De Lune
5g Grey Effects (ex Bella Lucrezia)
Coffs Harbour
Rommel
4g Productive (ex Production)
Northam
Rothesay
4m Keiko Say (ex Lucky Legacy)
Coffs Harbour
Scissor Kick
7m Ninyo (ex Fernande)
Moe
Spirit Of Boom
9g Bold Hunter (ex Flying Tequila)
Mackay
Starspangledbanner
4m Mrs Archibald (ex Super Snob)
Moe
Tosen Stardom
4g Phoenix Power (ex Terrific Tulla)
Coffs Harbour
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