Sires With Winners - Thursday May 20

Breednet - Thursday May 20

Here is the full list of 52 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Choisir

Choisir
3f Adore Me (ex Hi On Love)
3f Choix De Lace (ex Dewars And Lace)
3g Mr Cruise (ex Hollyweird)
I Am Invincible
3g Strategy (ex Oakleigh Girl)
3g Supreme Leader (ex Love Ends)
Smart Missile
4g Buzzer Beater (ex Romantic Moon)
3g Demeurer (ex Curtain Calls)
Star Witness
4g Prosecutor (ex War Attitude)
3g Yulong Defence (ex Defrock)
Super One (Second Season)
3g So Super (ex Toriuss)
3f Super One Susie (ex Bernarsini)
Adelaide
4m Adki (ex Kimiko)
Al Maher
5g Al Magico (ex Blushful)
All Too Hard
4m Dance Too Hard (ex Manju)
Anacheeva
3f Merle The Pearl (ex Lovely You're Here)
Charm Spirit
4m Ajay's Ace (ex Karmann Ghia)
Dane Shadow
6g Whole Lotta Shakin (ex Shake Shake Shake)
Darci Brahma
3g Paramount Prince (ex Secondo Me)
Dream Ahead
3g Dream Eclipse (ex Swinging Babe)
El Roca
4m First Rock (ex Kirra)
Exceed And Excel
3f Quietly Discreet (ex I'm Discreet)
Fiorente
3g Gladiolo (ex Unspoken Promise)
Ghibellines
4m Global Star (ex Biosphere)
Gonski
8g Gojazz (ex Shamrock Jazz)
Hillman
6g Mighty Moose (ex Prom Queen)
Love Conquers All
5m Luvaction (ex Demarcation)
Natural Destiny
6g So Natural (ex Waitin Awhile)
Needs Further
4g Raise 'em Up (ex Nonsensical)
Niagara
4g Panzer (ex Sunette)
No Nay Never (Second Season)
3g Stoical (ex Chamois Princess)
Not A Single Doubt
5h De Valera (ex Quiet Maggy)
O'Reilly
5g Rock Pearl (ex The Pearler)
Pellizotti
4g Schoona The Better (ex Peronalia)
Playing God
4m Fire Goddess (ex Mia Myth)
Power
6g Vee Twelve (ex Almeida)
Proisir
4g Vertical (ex Chicken Little)
Puissance De Lune
3g Fengarada (ex Koritsi Mou)
Real Saga
4g Sir Piccolo (ex Sirindhorn)
Reward For Effort
4g No Change (ex Rollon Rose)
Rogano
3f Footsteps (ex She's All Storm)
Rubick
4g Pyraminx (ex Madam Nash)
Safeguard
4m Hariasa (ex Carlton Spirit)
Savabeel
3g Don Arcangelo (ex More Than Faith)
Sessions
4g Lies 'n' Deception (ex Cortina Gal)
Shamus Award
3g Four Leaf Riot (ex Tear Gas)
Shocking
4m Namibia Miss (ex Etosha Lass)
Showcasing
4m Lady Melba (ex No Finer Dame)
Snippetson
3g Excerpt (ex Dane Smile)
So You Think
3g Titanium Power (ex Dalkeith)
Sooboog (First Season)
2f Dublin De Quo (ex Jibina)
Spill The Beans (Second Season)
2g Blue Pacific (ex Tres Rosa)
Starcraft
6g Amazingly (ex Amazing Spirit)
Tavistock
5m Miss Tavi (ex Qui Vivra Verra)
Toronado
3g McIlroy (ex Rainbow Queen)
Uncle Mo
4m Fantome Lady (ex Lady Clementine)
Wordsmith
4g Chase On The Case (ex Perfectly Poised)
Zed
6g Mr Fahrenheit (ex Rites Of Spring)
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