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Sires With Winners - Tuesday June 8

Breednet - Tuesday June 8

Here is the full list of 21 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Dundeel

Dalakhani
5m French Response (ex Freedom Belle)
Tamworth
4g Telfer (ex Union Street)
Bathurst
Dundeel
3f Heleva Deel (ex Helena Girl)
Pakenham Syn
4g Manhattan Sting (ex Manhattan Mam)
Pakenham Syn
All American
4g Australiano (ex Fuller Promise)
Bathurst
All Too Hard
4g Sessions Road (ex Certainly Rosa)
Pakenham Syn
Benfica
3g Being Naughty (ex Haughty)
Tamworth
Brazen Beau
2g Askew (ex Enquare)
Tamworth
Canford Cliffs
3f Lochie's Song (ex Bonne Nuit)
Pakenham Syn
Cluster
4m Righthere Rightnow (ex Alynya)
Tamworth
Eavesdropper
6m My Little Racer (ex Zaracer)
Bathurst
Headwater (Second Season)
3g The Wayfarer (ex Phar Too Fast)
Tamworth
Kaphero
6m Be Miss Luchy (ex Hussana)
Pakenham Syn
Press Statement (Second Season)
3g Oakfield Blackhawk (ex Oakfield Queen)
Tamworth
Real Impact (Second Season)
3f Real Feeling (ex Harmonized Feeling)
Pakenham Syn
Savabeel
3f Cellbridge (ex Enide)
Bathurst
Showcasing
4m Starring Role (ex Donelmi)
Pakenham Syn
Sidestep
3g Tags (ex Nosey Tycoon)
Bathurst
Tycoon Ruler
4g Trumped Up (ex Luckily)
Tamworth
Unencumbered
3f Halvoya (ex Flourishing)
Pakenham Syn
Vancouver (Second Season)
3g Remus (ex Zeitlin)
Bathurst
Zariz
3g Lemaire (ex Testalina)
Bathurst
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