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Sires With Winners - Wednesday February 23

Breednet - Wednesday February 23

Here is the full list of 46 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia on Wednesday with winners and result details.

Awesome Rock

Awesome Rock (Second Season)
3g Outspoken Lad (ex Out Spoken Lady)
Ascot
3c Rokanori (ex Nishikawa)
Ascot
Deep Field
4m Karli's Karma (ex Sravana)
Ascot
5g Tickler (ex Kissame Mucho)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Fiorente
5m Encosta Fiorente (ex Encosta De Legend)
Launceston
4g Fear The Wind (ex Windana)
Ascot
Iffraaj
4m La Flora Belle (ex Tsarina Belle)
Pukekohe Park
3f Miss Ella (ex Zenella)
Pukekohe Park LR
Atomic
8g Archway To Heaven (ex La Peru)
Mt Gambier
Better Than Ready
5g Raging Pole (ex Touchy)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Blackfriars
4g Roch Legacy (ex Sateen)
Ascot
Bullet Train
4g Pitrain (ex Pinsofjoy)
Mt Gambier
Capitalist (Second Season)
3f Tycoon Humma (ex Humma Mumma)
Sandown-Hillside
Casino Prince
9g Lim's Cruiser (ex Hope Downs)
Launceston LR
Charm Spirit
3g Ruach (ex Cissy Bowen)
Pukekohe Park
Commands
9g Brigadier (ex Chartreuse)
Mt Gambier
Denman
6g Mankind (ex Avenida Madero)
Ascot
Divine Prophet (Second Season)
3g Lucky Exchange (ex Bold Beginning)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Dream Ahead
5m Little Stevie (ex Sweet Little Lies)
Sandown-Hillside
Dundeel
3f Goldeel (ex Anagold)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Equiano
7g Unlimited Ability (ex Unlimited Passage)
Mt Gambier
Excelebration
4m Midnight Special (ex Midnight Van Damme)
Pukekohe Park
Fastnet Rock
3g Fire (ex Keep On Singing)
Sandown-Hillside
Glass Harmonium
5g Aurora's Symphony (ex Aurora's Hot)
Launceston Gr3
Hampton Court
3g Maracourt (ex Marana Majic)
Mt Gambier
Helmet
4m Three Tears (ex Down The Corridor)
Mt Gambier
Kuroshio
3f Dream Inherit (ex Scarlet Nights)
Sandown-Hillside
Lonhro
5g Katona (ex Aerobatics)
Ascot
Magnus
5g Galenus (ex Morell)
Launceston
Medaglia D'Oro
5m Spirit Of Gold (ex Full Of Spirit)
Sandown-Hillside
No Nay Never
3g Roconono (ex Roc' Da Floor)
Pukekohe Park
Pins
5g Fivefingerdiscount (ex Stole)
Launceston
Proisir
3g Midnight Mass (ex Midnight Gossip)
Pukekohe Park
Redoute's Choice
5m Aspiring (ex La Scala)
Pukekohe Park
Reset
6g Upset (ex Sonata Queen)
Launceston
Rock 'n' Pop
3f A Little Bit Bossy (ex Molly Coco)
Pukekohe Park
Rubick
3f Summer Fire (ex Bon Fire)
Launceston
Savabeel
3g Privileged Son (ex Port Providence)
Pukekohe Park
So You Think
4g Quindi Pensi (ex Rebel Dancer)
Launceston
Spill The Beans
3g Good Bean (ex Forward Speed)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Swift Alliance
3g Swiftly Ned (ex Never No More)
Mt Gambier
Tavistock
3g Southern Stock (ex Cape South)
Sunshine Coast Poly
Toronado
5g Eluding (ex Stealapipe)
Sandown-Hillside
Tough Speed
5m Take The Sit (ex Tula)
Launceston Gr3
Turn Me Loose (Second Season)
3c Prix De Turn (ex Prix Du Sang)
Sandown-Hillside
Vadamos (Second Season)
3f Cullinan (ex Minnaloushka)
Pukekohe Park
Vancouver
4m Kerrisdale (ex Sevruga)
Sunshine Coast Poly
War
4m Diamond Bay (ex Dubawi Diamond)
Launceston
Zacinto
4g Zac De Boss (ex Vera De Bosset)
Sandown-Hillside
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