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Sires With Winners - Thursday July 22

Breednet - Thursday July 22

Here is the full list of 48 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pierro hit 100 winners for the season on Thursday!

Dream Ahead
3f Dream Entity (ex Ella Enty)
Ballina
6g Temple Run (ex Shaan)
Townsville
Jimmy Choux
4g Trosettee (ex Tin Goose)
Hastings
4g World Tour (ex Suriyan)
Hastings
Pierro
2g Blazerro (ex Blazing Snitzel)
Cranbourne
5g Live The Moment (ex A Fairy's Kiss)
Townsville
Adelaide
3g Cefalu (ex Whippy Van)
Ballina
Al Maher
5m Emshalky (ex Grand Acclaim)
Ballina
Bachelor Duke
5g Duke Of Plumpton (ex Inspire)
Cranbourne
Bel Esprit
4g Kiss Me Later (ex Kiss Me Quick)
Townsville
Bon Hoffa
6g Real Key (ex Defacto)
Kembla Grange
Brazen Beau
2g Beaudacity (ex Encostar)
Cranbourne
Burgundy
2f Bellacontte (ex Devon Doll)
Hastings
Choisir
3g Kennedy Choice (ex Lacada Siren)
Kembla Grange
City Place
3g Blazing Away (ex Malaika)
Pinjarra
Deep Field
3g Frisson (ex In The Moment)
Cranbourne
Dissident
3f Mystic Rebel (ex Mesmereyeser)
Kembla Grange
El Roca
3g Old Town Road (ex Malaya)
Hastings
Exceedingly Good
6g Inwithachance (ex Processional)
Ballina
Foxwedge
2g Fox Fighter (ex Stage Beauty)
Kembla Grange
Galah
4m Wise Cracker (ex Wise Talk)
Pinjarra
He's A Decoy
4m Decoy Belle (ex Blooper)
Pinjarra
Holy Roman Emperor
2f Calpurnia (ex Sworntomylover)
Townsville
I Am Invincible
3g Supreme Leader (ex Love Ends)
Kembla Grange
King's Chapel
11g Yardarm (ex Shilling)
Hastings
Magnus
4m Ling Ling (ex Chinon)
Cranbourne
Mastercraftsman
7g The Cossack (ex Stellardelmar)
Hastings
Night Of Thunder (Second Season)
3g Fine Weather (ex Celtic Cutie)
Cranbourne
No Nay Never (Second Season)
3g Stoical (ex Chamois Princess)
Kembla Grange
Nom Du Jeu
5g Soldiers (ex Catalina)
Townsville
Per Incanto
3f Belclare (ex Miss Rhythmic)
Hastings
Poet's Voice
4g Private Poet (ex Slippin The Booty)
Pinjarra
Pride Of Dubai (Second Season)
2f Queen Of Dubai (ex Jezzabba)
Kembla Grange
Prince Conti
4m Countess Conti (ex Sentosa Park)
Hastings
Real Impact (Second Season)
3g Nishikori (ex Jessolaura)
Ballina
Reset
4m Willygood (ex Willysfilly)
Townsville
Reward For Effort
3g Stumped (ex Just Stunning)
Townsville
Road To Rock
5m Linda Lola (ex Hu Do You Luv)
Hastings
Safeguard
3f Vicinity (ex Cats Galore)
Pinjarra
Sebring
3g Squanto (ex The Huntress)
Kembla Grange
Sepoy
6g Rioli (ex Our Tigress)
Ballina
Shooting To Win
3g Coolshot (ex Serene Star)
Cranbourne
Snippetson
3f Poker Face (ex Card Queen)
Pinjarra
Statue Of Liberty
4g Libertus (ex Run Girl Run)
Cranbourne
Tavistock
3f Killarney Kiss (ex Irish Fling)
Cranbourne
Unencumbered
3g Rattle And Bang (ex Written In Time)
Cranbourne
Whittington
3g Waterway (ex Potomac)
Townsville
Your Song
2f Palawa Kani (ex Indulgence)
Ballina
Zed
4m Te Awe Awe (ex Luscious Lady)
Hastings
Zoustar
3f Comeback Star (ex Return To Glory)
Kembla Grange
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