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Sires With Winners - Tuesday September 30

Breednet - Tuesday September 30

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

Casino Prince

Casino Prince
5g Full Regalia (ex Suggest)
Grafton
3g Money Games (ex Sequenzalot)
Tamworth
Justify
5g Justice Served (ex Savvy Coup)
Grafton
3g Madesian (ex Olympic Medal)
Tatura
Ace High
4g Silent Ace (ex Soleil Dore)
Tamworth
Alabama Express
4m Lady Alabama (ex My Donnatella)
Grafton
American Pharoah
5g Whispering Pharaoh (ex If I Can I Can)
Tatura
Artie Schiller
5m Croatian Art (ex Kalabek)
Tatura
Benfica
8g Mystery Lad (ex Grey Touch)
Tamworth
Better Than Ready
6g King's Halo (ex Dublette)
Cairns
Blue Point
4g Blue Moon Summit (ex Humma Mumma)
Tatura
Dirty Work (Second Season)
3g Talk Dirty (ex Linkville)
Cairns
Hidden Dragon
6g Dune And Dusted (ex Miss Caitlyn)
Grafton
Kermadec
6m Ataegina (ex Unicaja)
Tatura
King's Legacy (Second Season)
3f Midwest Princess (ex Exclusive Lass)
Grafton
Magic Albert
7g Magic Bertie (ex Dooen)
Tatura
Manhattan Rain
5m Gregarious Girl (ex Pitch Black)
Tatura
Pride Of Dubai
5m Al Ras Blues (ex Georgia Blues)
Cairns
Ready For Victory
8g Macleay (ex Moon Fighter)
Tamworth
Ribchester
5m Crimson Bonnet (ex Crimson Ruby)
Tamworth
Sepoy
6g Nails And Pride (ex Divissima)
Grafton
Smart Missile
6g Missile Thunder (ex Halle Mcollywill)
Cairns
Snitzel
4g Leconfield (ex Tavarnelle)
Cairns
So You Think
3f Go Left (ex Chit Chat)
Tatura
The Autumn Sun
5m Colours Of Autumn (ex Kennocha)
Cairns
Trapeze Artist
5g The Kamikaze (ex Iron Rose)
Cairns
Vancouver
4g Tillstrom (ex Kukla)
Grafton
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3g Ellofadude (ex Ellofarock)
Tamworth
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