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Sires With Winners - Monday February 27

Breednet - Monday February 27

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

Star Turn

Star Turn
4m Doola Teela (ex Lonhtime)
Orange
4m Psycho Star (ex Sycophant)
Benalla
4g Starane (ex Elle Labelle)
Orange
Press Statement
5m No Filter (ex Inside Line)
Port Macquarie
3f Press Lightly (ex Lightly Dusted)
Port Macquarie
Your Song
4m Girls Night In (ex Universal Girl)
Port Macquarie
3f Musical Affair (ex Matras)
Orange
Agitate
3f Craiglea Laki (ex Craiglea Apollo)
Thangool
Brazen Beau
3f Capodistria (ex Istria)
Benalla
Capitalist
4g Island Legend (ex Beauty Is)
Orange
Dundeel
5g Cantrell (ex Never Fade)
Port Macquarie
Exosphere
3g King's Duty (ex Shemai)
Port Macquarie
Free Eagle
4m Let Fly (ex Abazan)
Benalla
Golden Archer
5m Our Stormy Girl (ex Kai Chow)
Thangool
Hellbent (Second Season)
3g Ossified (ex Colourmegal)
Benalla
Hidden Dragon
6g River Rocket (ex Royal Yangtze)
Orange
Killy
6m Chatilly (ex Idle Chat)
Thangool
Kiss And Make Up
4g Mr Demolition (ex Provocateur)
Thangool
Kobayashi (Second Season)
3g I'M A Shaker (ex Cocktail Hour)
Port Macquarie
Lonhro
7g Sethlans (ex Hestia)
Thangool
Makfi
5g Super Solar (ex Too Chat)
Benalla
Mongolian Khan
4g Modernissimo (ex Ananiashvilli)
Benalla
O'Lonhro
4g Ruckman (ex Winger)
Benalla
Pierro
3g Mr Fabulous (ex Doulmera)
Benalla
Redente
5m Zooming Zebra (ex Zarilly)
Benalla
Sebring
5m Mon Amore (ex Adviso)
Port Macquarie
Spirit Of Boom
5g Boombrasstic (ex Out Of Brass)
Thangool
Star Witness
3g Iknowastar (ex Hidden Message)
Orange
Xtravagant
4m So Extra (ex Baumkuchen)
Orange
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