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Sires With Winners - Tuesday June 22

Breednet - Tuesday June 22

Here is the full list of 23 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Capitalist

Belardo (First Season)
2g Tympanist (ex Anaween)
Hawkesbury
Bull Point (Second Season)
3g Brazen Bully (ex Brazen Hussey)
Pakenham Syn
Canford Cliffs
4m Lobster Noodles (ex Aqua Modern)
Pakenham Syn
Capitalist (First Season)
2g Sniper Legend (ex Lady Sniper)
Hawkesbury
Casino Prince
3f Beef Week Princess (ex Ready To Order)
Lismore
Contributer (Second Season)
3f Lake Kastoria (ex Perfect Katch)
Hawkesbury
Declaration Of War
4m Vampirina Diamond (ex Vimala)
Lismore
Eurozone
5g Karmazone (ex That's Karma)
Hawkesbury
Exceed And Excel
3f Covent Garden (ex Vegas Showgirl)
Pakenham Syn
Exosphere (Second Season)
3g Za'ex (ex Za'atar)
Pakenham Syn
Fruehling
5g Round Of Applause (ex Great Cheer)
Lismore
Real Impact (Second Season)
3f Twice On Sunday (ex Any Other Day)
Hawkesbury
Rebel Raider
4g Nama Dude (ex Abassi Queen)
Pakenham Syn
Reward For Effort
3g Blood Sweat Tears (ex She's A Knockout)
Pakenham Syn
Rocker
5g Katanarock (ex Dagger)
Lismore
Rothesay
5m Fantasay (ex Princess Qualo)
Lismore
Shamus Award
2g Get On The Gas (ex Tear Gas)
Pakenham Syn
Shooting To Win
4g Glock (ex Luscillas Choice)
Lismore
Sidestep
4m Therapy (ex Shimasani)
Lismore
Toorak Toff
6g Toorak Warrior (ex Patience Well)
Pakenham Syn
Vancouver (Second Season)
3g Remus (ex Zeitlin)
Hawkesbury
Zoustar
5g Lord Zoulander (ex Runs Deep)
Hawkesbury
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