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Sires With Winners - Friday October 17

Breednet - Friday October 17

Here is the full list of 46 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Proisir

4g Crackercol (ex Repo Bay)

4g No Party (ex Mossy Creek)

5m Sweet But Psycho (ex Ouzo)

Belardo

4g Bradley (ex Our Lady Gaga)

5g Chahoo (ex L'escalier Rose)

Lonhro

4m Berry Brown (ex Lets Have Some Fun)

6m Sestina (ex Prose Poem)

Wandjina

6m Jilladora (ex Ready Cuz)

4g Oriente (ex It's All Right)

Ace High

4g Devil Rider (ex Devil Miss)

All Too Hard

6m Hard Knock Life (ex Ottoman Warrior)

Almanzor

5m What She Wants (ex Diamond Rose)

Ancient Spirit (Second Season)

3f Bobby Mcgee (ex Lucille)

Astern

5g Free Beer (ex Wyuna)

Blue Point

3f Choir Point (ex Our Harmony)

Brave Smash

3g Vandevelde (ex Marlene Adele)

Brutal

4m She's A Wild One (ex Kentucky Wildcat)

Calyx

4h De Forza (ex Diva Regina)

Castelvecchio

4m Ciao Bella Mia (ex Lucky Louie)

Churchill

4g Imperialist (ex Dancing Hare)

Complacent

6g Agera (ex Shelly Bee)

D'argento

4m Don'tcallmekathy (ex Tio Rossa)

Darci Brahma

5m Tomasina (ex Miss Alice)

Dark Cove

8g Dark Lager (ex Lagerette)

Denman

5g Zale (ex Lauren's Magic)

Divine Prophet

6g Scopics (ex Cathy's Mark)

Dracarys

5m Oberoi Princess (ex On The Natural)

Equiano

11g Space Equity (ex Cybercyn)

Expert Eye

4g Blue Ismay (ex Washington Blue)

Ghibellines

5m Yoo Hoo Joy (ex Lucille)

Hellbent

5g Hellinda (ex Morinda)

Impending

4g Bad To The Bone (ex Nixon)

Invader

4m Forcefilly (ex Devil's Harmony)

Jon Snow

4g Snow Brainer (ex Times Time)

Needs Further

5m Skelmorlie (ex Wagga Wagga)

Omaha Beach

4g My Crown (ex California)

Postponed

7g Demarcay (ex Europium)

Press Statement

6g He's A Copy Boy (ex Aquabelle)

Prized Icon

5m Southern Style (ex Southern Smile)

Redwood

4g The Negotiator (ex Evolve)

Rubick

5m Rubydoo (ex Oh Miss Scarlett)

Russian Revolution

5g Tralee Bay (ex Star Of Tralee)

Squamosa

6g Rippa Buddy (ex Bunsen Burner)

Stratosphere

4g Halen (ex Oxy Angel)

Tarzino

4m Queen Tavane (ex Sexy Thing)

Territories

7g Brief Spirit (ex Too Brief)

Time Test

3g Halo's Fire (ex Crystal Cheval)

Too Darn Hot

4g Tartaglia (ex Dysphonia)

Unencumbered

7g Gold Card (ex Live In Black)

Zoustar

5g Bovidae (ex Antelope)

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