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Sires With Winners - Tuesday April 13

Breednet - Tuesday April 13

Here is the full list of 25 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Adelaide

Adelaide
3f Queen Adele (ex Demandz)
Mornington
Canford Cliffs
7g Wimborne (ex Sorenstam)
Mornington
Dissident
3f Loburn Lass (ex Les Miserables)
Armidale
Exceed And Excel
3g Sportsman (ex Looking For Love)
Armidale
Excelebration
6g High Dive (ex Rain Melody)
Cairns
Fighting Sun
4g Battle Guardian (ex Devils Arcade)
Armidale
Fiorente
5g Tippitywichit (ex Bella Mews)
Mornington
Golden Archer
3f Sancy Rose (ex Kai Anna)
Cairns
I Am Invincible
7g Invincible Bot (ex Timber Cinders)
Armidale
Jimmy Creed
4g Jimmy Witha Dash (ex Dashitude)
Cairns
Love Conquers All
4m Bet On Love (ex Trinity College)
Cairns
Master Of Design
4m Modernism (ex Warble)
Cairns
Mongolian Khan (Second Season)
3g Made By Khan (ex Made To Order)
Mornington
Press Statement (Second Season)
3g Full Press (ex Max It Out)
Armidale
Rothesay
5g Roth'n'bell (ex Bella Sirena)
Cairns
Smart Missile
5g Lord Magnussen (ex Sunriseontheoasis)
Armidale
So You Think
5g Brilliant Mind (ex Starspangled)
Cairns
Street Boss
3f Bossy Chloe (ex Chloe In Paris)
Mornington
Time For War
4g Final Warning (ex Seriously)
Cairns
Under The Louvre (First Season)
2f Under The Dunes (ex Al Sahra)
Mornington
War
4g Warphil (ex Phil's Ophidian)
Armidale
Written Tycoon
3g Tools Down (ex It's Poets Day)
Armidale
Zoustar
3f Signorina (ex Anabarbarian)
Mornington
Zuberi
5m Springlodge (ex Manihi Magic)
Mornington
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