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Sires With Winners - Monday October 27

Breednet - Monday October 27

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

Capitalist

Capitalist

3g I'mateez (ex Berimbau)

4g Spartus (ex Zouriana)

5m Spurline (ex Crystal Spur)

Foxwedge

4g Giant's Reprieve (ex Georgia's Reprieve)

5m Meet The Wife (ex Web Of Love)

Headwater

6g Oakeys Choice (ex Ms Wicked Wanda)

3f Snowslide (ex Adelie)

Press Statement

5g Mr Assertive (ex Very Dogmatic)

4g Supreme Statement (ex Just Victoria)

So You Think

4m Of The View (ex Felicienne)

5g Too Big (ex Garden Of Eden)

American Pharoah

4m Amanoah (ex Amanee)

Better Than Ready

5m Ready And Lucky (ex Mostly Lucky)

Brutal

4g The Grumpy Bear (ex Triple Chelsea)

Bull Point

5g Dreymon (ex Kelsha Begs)

Castelvecchio

4h Heza Sharp One (ex Eagle Magic)

Denman

5g Zale (ex Lauren's Magic)

Dundeel

5m Sweet Proposal (ex Tender)

Grunt

4m Pink Lamborghini (ex Better Together)

Lonhro

7g Mediaro (ex Mediation)

Merchant Navy

5g Ensign Parker (ex Gibberer)

Ocean Park

5g Drunken Sailor (ex Lady Royale)

Per Incanto

5g King Incanto (ex Scintillating)

Puccini

7g Wolfgang (ex Navy Beach)

Puissance De Lune

7g Sheer Lunacy (ex Beats Workin')

Shaft

4g Shaft Attack (ex Vellabel)

Spieth

5g Clubhouse (ex Inforawaltz)

Star Witness

6m Tsukino (ex Tukiyo)

Tassort

3g Whata Sort (ex Dubai House)

Territories

4g Subterrain (ex I Am Ideel)

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4g Bruckheimer (ex Holy Cow)

Zousain

3c Zocketman (ex Thurlow)

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