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Sires With Winners - Monday July 18

Breednet - Monday July 18

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

Sooboog

Sooboog (Second Season)
3g Boogielu (ex Rosielu)
Warwick
2f Goblin' De Quo (ex Jibina)
Warwick
3g The Silent Sermon (ex Super Candy)
Warrnambool
Americain
4m Aeecee Dolce (ex Galleta)
Warrnambool
6m Bear Arms (ex My Caper)
Warrnambool
Press Statement
3f Brief Statement (ex Brevity)
Wellington
4m It's Classified (ex Kim Classic)
Warrnambool
Adelaide
5m Adelabelle (ex Imposingly)
Warrnambool
American Pharoah (Second Season)
3f Auspicious Cloud (ex Galizani)
Goulburn
Bon Hoffa
9g Billy Bent Ear (ex I Presume)
Wellington
Deep Field
2g Demon Delivera (ex Tatt's Lucky)
Warwick
Delago Deluxe
5m Kariba (ex Create)
Goulburn
Falvelon
4g Zou Zou Kacanarkis (ex Rosslyn Chapel)
Warwick
Fighting Sun
3g Fighting Magnus (ex Miss Magnus)
Warwick
Hard Spun
7g Careering Away (ex Miss Chard)
Wellington
Hellbent (First Season)
2f Negation (ex Gloray)
Goulburn
Impending (First Season)
2f Doublesharkattack (ex Aljawzaa)
Goulburn
Magic Albert
3f Shades Of Magic (ex Colourful Moments)
Wellington
Nostradamus
4g Constructionmaster (ex Mintbin)
Goulburn
Olympus
7m The Long Run (ex Kindilan)
Wellington
Poet's Voice
5m Red Hot (ex Hot Millie)
Goulburn
Prince Conti
5g Cotton Eye Joe (ex Waitomo)
Warrnambool
Sepoy
4m Kiki Coco (ex Gelsomina)
Warwick
Shamus Award
3f Rojean (ex Is It A Mosquito)
Warrnambool
Sidestep
4r Pep (ex Lady Of The Stars)
Wellington
Super One
4g Come Along Jeffrey (ex Astronium)
Warrnambool
The Brothers War
2g Crop Duster (ex North By Northwest)
Wellington
Uncle Mo
5g Bob's Your Uncle (ex Hot Flash)
Goulburn
Wanted
7g Voulait (ex Vintage Triumph)
Warwick
Xtravagant (Second Season)
3f Kiss Hello (ex Hello)
Warwick
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