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Sires With Winners - Tuesday October 7

Breednet - Tuesday October 7

Here is the full list of 25 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Brave Smash (Jpn)

Brave Smash
3f Embolden (ex Mrs Dash)
Kilcoy
5g Power Of The Brave (ex More For Me)
Newcastle
Dundeel
4g Buckenara (ex Whispering Brook)
Newcastle
3g Falcon Lair (ex Nancy Grace)
Goulburn
Shalaa
7g Security Advisor (ex Maevemoo)
Kilcoy
5g Shal Exceed (ex Secretary's Secret)
Mildura
Capitalist
5g Mission Gold (ex Booralee)
Mildura
Cosmic Force
4m Whil To Win (ex Whitula)
Newcastle
Denman
5g Demojo (ex Roxit)
Mildura
Encryption
4m Red Feather Boa (ex Plumage)
Kilcoy
Exceed And Excel
9g All Hunky Dory (ex Callistan)
Newcastle
Hallowed Crown
4g Lightning Glory (ex Kandy)
Newcastle
Hellbent
3f My Bella Vista (ex Jamdani)
Goulburn
I Am Invincible
3g Hyde Park Corner (ex Jalan Jalan)
Mildura
Jet Spur
4m Mishani Empire (ex Mishani Heart)
Kilcoy
Maurice
7m Ellenmac (ex Otsanda)
Goulburn
Menari
4g Manwari (ex Ballerina)
Goulburn
Palentino
5g Paltinian (ex Scottawin)
Mildura
Prague (Second Season)
3f Emalyn (ex She's Choice)
Newcastle
Rothesay
8g Bandit (ex Regal Theatre)
Kilcoy
Russian Revolution
5g Vilnius (ex Encinitas)
Mildura
Snitzel
4m Dee Dee Express (ex Celestial Insight)
Goulburn
Strasbourg
3f Spiritof The Ocean (ex Ocean Spirit)
Kilcoy
Under The Louvre
4m The Mona Lisa (ex Skyerush)
Goulburn
Vadamos
3g Zentorno (ex Zentessa)
Mildura
Written Tycoon
4m Petawawa (ex Shesees Everything)
Goulburn
Zousain
4m Amaretto Bo (ex Somnium)
Newcastle
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