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Sires With Winners - Thursday October 13

Breednet - Thursday October 13

Here is the full list of 26 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Universal Ruler

Universal Ruler

3g Lord Gannicus (ex Hello Paris)

3f Village Girl (ex Amber Dream)

Awesome Rock

4g Zadar Rock (ex Zadar Miss)

Bel Esprit

6g Molongle Surprise (ex The Right One)

Better Than Ready

4m Miss Seattle (ex Umajet)

Casino Prince

5m Dolphina (ex Dolphin Express)

Deep Field

3g Manavendra (ex Shinta Mani)

Dream Ahead

5m Russbuss (ex Miss Tenpins)

Dundeel

3g Axeman's Jazz (ex New Orleans)

Falvelon

7g Dalon (ex Wicked Whispers)

Flying Artie

3f Amjaad (ex Azyaan)

Hinchinbrook

4m Don't Doubt Hinchi (ex Never Doubt Me)

I Am Invincible

5g Sarandos (ex Streama)

Maurice

4g Kayobi (ex Mardi)

No Nay Never

3f Linden Lady (ex Rock Candy)

Rebel Dane

3g Rebel Dean (ex Miss Manhattan)

Rich Enuff

3g Demolish (ex Magnus Missile)

Rothesay

4g Figured (ex Figure)

Rubick

4g Gigantic (ex Elite Dane)

Sebring

4m Sebrenco (ex Larenco)

The Mission (Second Season)

3g Mission Estate (ex Grapevine)

Vadamos

4m Principessa (ex Penthouse Princess)

Verrazano

6g Giordano (ex Ally Amour)

Wandjina

3g Birkett Boy (ex Jameela Rose)

Xtravagant

4m Mehajir (ex Ehtifaal)

Your Song

8g Bold Kingston (ex Hypatia)

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◄$15million Everest is the Achievable Dream – Pedigree Watch

►One to Watch – Kembla

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