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Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 11

Breednet - Tuesday May 11

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Magic Albert

Magic Albert
5m Dreaming Of Gold (ex Johanski)
Taree
5g Magic Charlee (ex Danelee Dancer)
Wellington
5g Raised To The Max (ex Raise For Me)
Wellington
Artie Schiller
2f Burum (ex Boomex)
Mornington
Bel Esprit
2f Isis Carmella (ex Monsheree)
Mackay
Better Than Ready
4m Wishfilly (ex Hussonova)
Wellington
Bullet Train
4m Runaway Train (ex Staley Dawn)
Mornington
Carrara
3g Bittergreymagic (ex Bittermagic)
Mackay
Charm Spirit
4m Enamour (ex Roadtoplatinum)
Wellington
Dalakhani
4g Telfer (ex Union Street)
Taree
Deep Field
3g Deora (ex Dora Maar)
Taree
Dissident
4g High Commission (ex Love Ends)
Mornington
Dream Ahead
3f Knight Driver (ex Belvain)
Wellington
Dubai's Choice
4m Atlantic Lite (ex Tinonee Road)
Taree
Iffraaj
5g Sayl (ex Jufoon)
Mackay
Jungle Ruler
3f Jungle Sensation (ex Sensational Jewel)
Mornington
Kaphero
3g Expect A Hero (ex Partexpectation)
Wellington
Magnus
3g Prince Of Mercia (ex Gotta Dance)
Mornington
Mosayter
5g Mr Magsman (ex Jaes Jeune)
Taree
Nicconi
3f Nicci Trix (ex Abel Miss)
Taree
O'Reilly
5g Star Of O'Reilly (ex Hollywood)
Mackay
Pluck
4m Wren Plucked (ex Blue Fairy Wren)
Mackay
Poet's Voice
4m Jaywalker (ex Secret Walk)
Wellington
Press Statement (Second Season)
3g Argus (ex Dinicanbern)
Mornington
Red Element
7g Makuba (ex Stop And Stare)
Wellington
Showcasing
3f Passing Time (ex Tradewind)
Mornington
Sizzling
4g Teeling (ex Winaura)
Mackay
So You Think
5g Done Good (ex Molto Bene)
Taree
Uncle Mo
4g Vainly (ex Fire Vain)
Mornington
Zoustar
4g Starsonic (ex Transonic)
Mackay
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