Sires With Winners - Thursday July 1

Breednet - Thursday July 1

Here is the full list of 34 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Exceed and Excel

Exceed and Excel

Exceed And Excel
3f Amungee (ex Gamba)
10g Ultimate Glory (ex Grilse)
Pluck
3g Cueillir (ex Moporena)
5m Pluck And Lucky (ex Procession)
Street Boss
3g Duke Of Buckingham (ex Gibberer)
4g Street Scream (ex La Kalima)
Al Maher
3g Alvin The Bold (ex Bold Horizon)
Artie Schiller
3f Something Grand (ex Pass The Post)
Brazen Beau
2f Shame For Fame (ex Sylvian)
Bullet Train
4m Debullet (ex Devotee)
Camelot
4g Hosier (ex Time Ahead)
Dalakhani
5g Grey Khan (ex Witwatersrand)
Dalghar
4g Amusez Moi (ex Next)
Danehill Express
4g Allez Allez (ex What A Hussy)
Gingerbread Man
3g Ginger Baker (ex Spring Violet)
God Has Spoken
4g Rag 'n' Boneman (ex Myth'n'mystery)
Headwater (Second Season)
3f Stormborn (ex Quick's The Word)
I Am Invincible
4g Gogol (ex Fatoon)
I'm All The Talk (Second Season)
3f Strakin (ex Miss Kincaple)
Jimmy Choux
4g Excellent Chariot (ex Tantrum)
Mahisara
3g Puckish (ex Little Slapper)
More Than Ready
4g Super Football (ex Raziyya Of Sydney)
Moshe
6g Big Fortune (ex Divine Lady)
Motivator
6g Dragon Commander (ex Alamagna)
My Admiration
4g Yankee Lima (ex Relinquish)
Ocean Park
4m Oceanzara (ex Pinzaara)
Press Statement (Second Season)
3g Toomuchtobear (ex Bearish)
Rogano
6g Joy Master (ex Irish Hut)
Sacred Falls
3g Sacred Palace (ex Laurinel Princess)
Smart Missile
4g Telecom Missile (ex Twisted Heart)
Snippetson
3f Titian Queen (ex Sudden Headache)
Vital Equine
4m Vital Flirt (ex Flirt With Time)
War
3g Adamas Prince (ex Kiara Wonder)
War Chant
4g Forest War (ex Forest Flight)
Winning Rupert (First Season)
2f Rupertaar (ex Great Dansaar)
Zoustar
3g Summit Cheers (ex Saffie Darling)
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