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Sires With Winners - Friday July 26

Breednet - Friday July 26

Here is the full list of 62 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Zoustar

Atomic
3f Final Countdown (ex Sophie's Finale)
Echuca
8g Raging Monkey (ex Tambul Dancer)
Echuca
Brazen Beau
3f Brazen Bliss (ex Bellissima Miss)
Geelong
4m Rose Of Denmark (ex Kiss In The Rain)
Broome
Russian Revolution
2f Exotic Dancer (ex Dancingfordiamonds)
Canberra Acton
4m Russian Rose (ex Endean Rose)
Canberra Acton
Santos (Second Season)
3g Chop The Ice (ex Lady Ice)
Canberra Acton
3g Hangin' Around (ex Put The Rope Away)
Mackay
Zoustar
3g Gold Academy (ex Yattarna)
Mackay
4m Seiryu (ex Longmu)
Lismore
Al Maher
3g Al Duca (ex Sienna Sunrise)
Geelong
Almanzor
3f Pardon My French (ex Clemency)
Geelong
Artie Schiller
4g Artie's Dynamite (ex In Elegance)
Echuca
Better Land
5g Outback Action (ex Tiarazou)
Mackay
Charm Spirit
4g Chairman (ex Diplomacy)
Riccarton Park Syn
Darci Brahma
5g Analyst (ex Donelmi)
Riccarton Park Syn
Dark Valley
8g Arachnattack (ex Killorelin Belle)
Echuca
Denman
6g Straya Pride (ex Harada Tat Tat)
Lismore
Dundeel
5m Whenthedeelingsdun (ex Bounding Along)
Bordertown
El Doute
3g Here I Am (ex I'm Something)
Riccarton Park Syn
El Roca
2c Danxia (ex Cashenti)
Geelong
Epaulette
3g One Long Day (ex Flattery)
Geelong
Eurozone
6g Tip Top Timing (ex Princess Zariel)
Canberra Acton
Ferlax
6m Haunui (ex Little Tee)
Bordertown
Flying Artie
5g Staunch (ex Secret Cause)
Geelong
Ghibellines
6g Tactfull (ex Tackit)
Echuca
Gingerbread Man
8g Ginger Jones (ex Fiorentina)
Broome
Grunt (Second Season)
3g Inaugural (ex Yulong Baby)
Bordertown
Headwater
3g Early Fusion (ex Pfeiffer)
Mackay
Hellbent
4g Perdition (ex Hesitation)
Bordertown
Highly Recommended
5m June Bug (ex Ruby Stravinsky)
Riccarton Park Syn
Kermadec
3f Amnesia (ex Sheer Fantazee)
Lismore
Lonhro
3f Weeping Woman (ex Cries And Whiskers)
Canberra Acton
Maschino
4g Street Maschino (ex Strawberry Street)
Broome
Mawingo
7g Rogues Point (ex Our Magic Choice)
Broome
Nom Du Jeu
4g Whatjeudoin' (ex Biancrazy)
Mackay
Nostradamus
3g Abdication (ex Royal Glance)
Echuca
Oratorio
4g Hide The Oreos (ex No Place To Hide)
Broome
Palentino
4g Ten Commandments (ex Hearts And Flowers)
Geelong
Panzer Division
6g Lutz (ex Fernande)
Broome
Press Statement
3f Jewels Statement (ex Poppet's Treasure)
Lismore
Puissance De Lune
3g Lloyd The Leopard (ex South Street)
Geelong
Red Dazzler
4g Dazzling Robert (ex Final Dash)
Lismore
Redwood
5g Moussaieff (ex Diamond Grace)
Riccarton Park Syn
Rubick
5m Qubella (ex La Bella Roo)
Echuca
Safeguard
5g Disco Donut (ex Most Joyous)
Broome
Savabeel
5g Savvy Sovereign (ex Tiara)
Mackay
Scissor Kick
5g Kick On Command (ex Zabelka)
Mackay
Sebring
4m Rule Of Time (ex Donna Amata)
Geelong
Shaft
6g Tulla Park (ex Murials Spirit)
Canberra Acton
Shooting To Win
3g Count Ida (ex Empress Ida)
Echuca
Smart Missile
6g Deploy And Destroy (ex Zadoree)
Echuca
Sooboog
4g Midnight Rush (ex Crimson Rush)
Bordertown
Spieth
3g Clubhouse (ex Inforawaltz)
Lismore
Spill The Beans
5g All Beans (ex Chelsea Lass)
Bordertown
Spirit Of Boom
4g Beauty Boom (ex Baroque Pearl)
Mackay
Star Witness
5g Gobbled (ex Barangaroo)
Lismore
Tavistock
4g Treaty Of Paris (ex Echezeaux)
Riccarton Park Syn
Time Test
4m Ping (ex Rippylongstockings)
Riccarton Park Syn
Tivaci
4m Kana (ex Tick Tock)
Riccarton Park Syn
Tosen Stardom
3g Firealarm (ex Hot 'n' Soxy)
Canberra Acton
Turn Me Loose
5g Bifrost (ex Angel Del Dinero)
Geelong
Wayed Zain
4m Billabong Sue (ex Aunty Sue)
Echuca
Whittington
4m I'm Picturesque (ex Pictures Of You)
Lismore
Written Tycoon
8g Santelmo Fuego (ex Carnivale)
Bordertown
Zacinto
4g La Cerveza (ex Cantina)
Riccarton Park Syn
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