Sires With Winners - Thursday October 14

Breednet - Thursday October 14

Here is the full list of 32 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Wandjina

Wandjina
5g Ashton Blair (ex Ilithyia)
4m Wanalirri (ex Northern Saint)
4m Wanna Tweet (ex Tweet)
Blackfriars
4g Ace Place (ex Pocket Aces)
4m Indigo Blue (ex Jean)
Fiorente
5g Frankenstar (ex Witchuponastar)
5m Lunatic Fringe (ex Lunar Lights)
Vancouver
3g Elleves (ex Prevalent)
3g Night Eclipse (ex Flying Hostess)
Adelaide
5g Kypreos (ex Teralani)
Atomic
8r Let's Atom (ex Little Arrows)
Bradbury's Luck
3g Twice Lucky (ex Storm Sense)
Bullet Train
6m Miss Zedel (ex Rose Amour)
Canford Cliffs
5m Duchess Of Dorset (ex Commands Gold)
Choisir
3f Festival Dancer (ex Festival Princess)
Dalghar
4g Hallelujah Brother (ex Inner Peace)
Dawn Approach
4g Dawn Strike (ex Pretty Gully)
Dream Ahead
3f Belle's Fantasy (ex Mystic Maid)
El Roca
3f Tui Rocks (ex Lola Beetle)
Eurozone
4g Hell Of A Boy (ex Helvetica)
Golden Snake
4m Southfield (ex Vanilla Ice)
Handsome Ransom
9g High Quality (ex Quality Centraux)
Holy Roman Emperor
3g Santa Marinella (ex Lots Of Allure)
Jakkalberry
4g Brozgottwinkletoes (ex Bella Kaiane)
More Than Ready
4g Proximate Cause (ex Tropical Affair)
Niagara
4g Pinkerton (ex Bidthemobgooday)
Oratorio
3f Electric Rose (ex The Danehill Rose)
Playing God
3g Success Play (ex Hot Business)
Raise The Flag
7g Heberite (ex Arurite)
Redwood
6m Sequoia Dawn (ex Historic Filly)
Scissor Kick
4g Crimson Rock (ex Top Of The Rock)
The Last Lion (Second Season)
3f Butterfly House (ex New Vogue)
Whittington
3f Chyna Xpress (ex Bon Marche)
Your Song
7g Funky Music (ex Siphon)
Zed
5g Boston Strong Boy (ex Remelda)
Zoustar
5g Cunnamulla (ex Bang On)
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