Sires With Winners - Wednesday February 16

Breednet - Wednesday February 16

Here is the full list of 43 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Exceed and Excel

Exceed And Excel
4g Holiday Dreams (ex Lindisfarne)
4m Universal Lady (ex Bound For Earth)
Redwood
3f Bellatrix Black (ex Dark Arts)
4g Matai (ex Flo's Girl)
Spirit Of Boom
4g Bakuhatsu (ex Just Hilda)
2f She'sgottheboom (ex Rosa's Charm)
Better Than Ready
5m Expert Eye (ex Rasteira)
Bradbury's Luck
3f No Dice (ex Can't Afford)
Churchill (First Season)
2c Conqueror (ex Dixie Chick)
Dane Shadow
4m Dazzling Dane (ex Fantastic Carat)
Danerich
12g Flow Meter (ex Trice Moss)
Demerit
4g Fletcher Road (ex Cassie The Flirt)
Divine Prophet (Second Season)
3f A Call From Heaven (ex Volando)
Dream Ahead
3f Calla Dream (ex C'est Lorraine)
El Hermano
6g El Bandolero (ex Annie Tuxedo)
Equiano
6g Equichunk (ex Not So Chunky)
Exosphere
3g Chain (ex Iridescente)
Fighting Sun
5g Inspired Sun (ex Cape Moss)
Foreplay
5g Lovin' Laughs (ex Caribbea)
Hinchinbrook
3f Arcadia Grace (ex Arcadia Dream)
Impending (First Season)
2c Sir Bailey (ex Jameka)
Magnus
4g Prince Of Fences (ex Taransay)
Medaglia D'Oro
7g Equus D'Oro (ex Starfish)
Needs Further
4m Oh So Far (ex Oh So Gold)
No Nay Never
4g Stoical (ex Chamois Princess)
Pour Moi
4m Force Me (ex Better Together)
Rebel Dane (Second Season)
3g Lloyd's Crown (ex Mahogany Room)
Reliable Man
7g Main Stage (ex Kiri)
Rogano
3f Harmika (ex Mabel Grace)
Safeguard
5g Sichern (ex Nikita Blue)
Sessions
3g Sessions Peak (ex Jungfrau Girl)
Shalaa (Second Season)
2c Prince Shalaa (ex Lady Sioux)
Shamexpress
4m Le Chamossaire (ex Villars)
Showcasing
4m Always On Show (ex Forever And Ever)
Snitzel
3g Castlereagh Kid (ex Absolute Joy)
Swiss Ace
4m Gagliardi (ex Doduo)
Tavistock
3g Asterix (ex Mourasana)
Thunder Fantasy
3f Stray (ex Playa Del Carmen)
Tivaci (Second Season)
3g Coyote (ex Salford Art)
Vadamos (Second Season)
3f Anneliese (ex Almrose)
Vanbrugh (Second Season)
3f Don't Look Ethel (ex Zizi)
Vancouver
3g Cape Breton (ex Exclusive Lass)
Wootton Bassett
4m Rapid Achiever (ex Diavola)
Written Tycoon
5m Score (ex Another Show)
Xtravagant (Second Season)
3g Sinba (ex Kamili)
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