Sires With Winners - Thursday August 26

Breednet - Thursday August 26

Here is the full list of 33 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Blackfriars

Blackfriars
4m Miss Voodoo (ex Idyllic Doll)
4m Starlift (ex Need A Lift)
All American
6g Lucky For Some (ex Anorder)
Brazen Beau
4m Arctic Ice (ex Icy Maiden)
Bullbars
8g Ruthless Agent (ex Starnet)
Casino Prince
6g Boom Gate (ex Cubana Moss)
Contributer
4g Signor Fangio (ex Miss Haydn)
Deep Field
4g Avocado Sunset (ex Lisson Grove)
Eurozone
5g Mnementh (ex Yurrapendi)
Fiorente
6g Templar (ex First Date)
Frosted (Second Season)
3g Marzipan Lad (ex Femmette)
Galah
5g Sunday Gin (ex Minerve)
Hinchinbrook
3f Arcadia Grace (ex Arcadia Dream)
Hussonet
7g Tom's Star (ex Puppet)
Jimmy Creed
4g Expectant (ex Ramsey's Bet)
Krupt
5m Miss Elsie May (ex Natural Time)
Lonhro
7g Revenire (ex Come Hither)
Lope De Vega
6g Howlowcanyougo (ex Limbo Down)
Lucas Cranach
5g Curly Burgin (ex Capacitor)
Magnus
5m Amelia Bedelia (ex Ausmaid)
Ocean Park
5m Ocean Heart (ex Heartfelt)
Olympic Glory
5g Gold Chorus (ex Zillow)
Pluck
5m Wren Plucked (ex Blue Fairy Wren)
Roman Emperor
6m Roman Flirt (ex Shezagrey)
Show A Heart
9g Newtown Is Coming (ex Just The Star)
Sidestep
4g C'mon Reg (ex Stand By Your Man)
Tavistock
6m Be Amazing (ex Maisie Be)
Teofilo
3c Linas Legend (ex Cloanthy)
Tycoon Ruler
4m Princess Rules (ex Princess Cinders)
Unencumbered
4g Equine Philosopher (ex Umatain)
Worthy Cause (Second Season)
3g Fire King (ex Princess Cinders)
Your Song
3f Whenitrainsitpours (ex Dance Girl Dance)
Zariz
4m Carnival Miss (ex Miss Bemuse)
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