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Sires With Winners - Thursday November 25

Breednet - Thursday November 25

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

Tavistock

Tavistock
4m Bedford Square (ex Superefficient)
Wyong
4g Chestorius (ex Ormond Road)
Bendigo
4m Niffler (ex Glamorous Girl)
Wyong
Blackfriars
7g Acermetric (ex San Sophia)
Northam
4m Jafetica (ex Peg's Pride)
Northam
Per Incanto
4g Nod Of The Head (ex Can't Keeper Down)
Otaki
3f Per Ivy (ex Ivy Hall)
Wyong
Turffontein
5m Lindelani (ex Inkster)
Bendigo
4g Sixbysixtythree (ex Thawaabet)
Pakenham
Written Tycoon
3f Viviane (ex Curtana)
Bendigo
3g Writey O'Pal (ex Palomita)
Pakenham
American Pharoah (Second Season)
3f Lady Court (ex Fitness)
Pakenham
Atomic
4m Atomic Selfie (ex Self Portrait)
Bendigo
Canford Cliffs
5g Sig Positano (ex Caponi)
Pakenham
Chance In Time
8g Arno The Fox (ex Eucla)
Northam
Deep Field
4g Submerge (ex Carribean Sunset)
Bendigo
El Roca
3g White Noise (ex White Nymph)
Otaki Gr3
Fiorente
5m Obedience (ex Lady La Bend)
Bendigo
Jakkalberry
4g Makkaldee (ex Pebble)
Otaki
Mahuta (Second Season)
3f Marinsky Ballet (ex Aunt Lydia)
Northam
Medaglia D'Oro
3f Glittery (ex Dazzler)
Wyong
More Than Ready
4m Too Much Lippy (ex Lipari)
Wyong
Needs Further
3f Our Heidi (ex Scout Finch)
Pakenham
Nom Du Jeu
7g Roni (ex Karaka Jubilee)
Otaki
O'Reilly
6g Sagunto (ex Queen Sabeel)
Otaki
Oratorio
3g Hot Blooded (ex Hottington)
Northam
Pins
6g Credit Manager (ex Heineken Lass)
Otaki
Power
4m Rose 'n' Power (ex Diamond Rose)
Otaki LR
Proisir
2g Zaher (ex Kimberley Cool)
Otaki
Rich Enuff
4g Next Ride (ex Carousel Queen)
Pakenham
Sessions
3f Dance Session (ex Keep On Dancin')
Northam
Stratum
4g Five Bulls (ex Heavenly Wonder)
Bendigo
Sweet Orange
4g Daqiansweet Junior (ex Paulette)
Pakenham
Sweynesse
4g Orlov (ex Diamond Cut)
Otaki
Unencumbered
5g Our Free Spirit (ex Our Spirits Bay)
Bendigo
Va Pensiero
4m Penopera (ex Ashlee's Jewel)
Wyong
War Chant
4m Winsalot (ex Pretentious)
Northam
Zacinto
4g Bentayga (ex High Tail It)
Otaki
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