Sires With Winners - Thursday February 24

Breednet - Thursday February 24

Here is the full list of 40 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia on Thursday with winners and result details.

Fastnet Rock

Bon Hoffa
8g Jesta Dreama (ex Jest Dreamin')
6g Montalbano (ex Idria)
Deep Field
4g Beholder (ex Beauty Is)
4g Rustic Steel (ex Ten Carat Rock)
Fastnet Rock
3f Fjord (ex The Broken Shore)
5g Vasmee (ex Mizzna)
Mahisara
5g Coup (ex No Mistake)
4g Glashabee (ex Kentucky Woman)
Sebring
4m Stellar Performer (ex Stellatina)
3g True Grit (ex Ygritte)
Sessions
4m Lassoo The Moon (ex High Fidelity)
4m Queenship (ex Xaar Boom)
Snitzel
3c Oriental Legend (ex Orinda)
2c Williamsburg (ex Fenway)
So You Think
3f Asymmetrical (ex Akoonah)
3f So You See (ex Lady Cumquat)
Turn Me Loose (Second Season)
3f Helluvah Return (ex Hell Yeah)
3f Mazzini (ex Letsgetiton)
Al Maher
4g Al Quepone (ex On The Que Tee)
All Too Hard
4g Greenheart (ex Callitris)
Awesome Rock (Second Season)
3g Lautre (ex Don't Hussle Me)
Canford Cliffs
4g Jungle Jim (ex Vikea)
Capitalist (Second Season)
2f Gossip Torque (ex Gossip Queen)
Casino Prince
4g Gentle Prince (ex Piculet)
Flying Artie (Second Season)
3f Dalchini (ex Cinnamon Dove)
Frankel
3f My Whisper (ex Hersigh)
Gleneagles
5g Aquileon (ex Nobilis)
Hinchinbrook
3g Endorsement (ex If I Can I Can)
Jakkalberry
4m All In Blackberry (ex All In Black)
Keano
4g Rocket Science (ex Thornbirds)
Kodiac
6g Super Contender (ex Inyordreams)
Love Conquers All
4m The Love Rocket (ex Rock Me Sweet)
Magnus
4m Comica (ex Mytika)
Mossman
5m Miss Sweet Pee (ex Monolith Miss)
No Nay Never
2f Denied (ex She Said No)
Playing God
6g Indominus (ex Xaaristic)
Poet's Voice
6g Munsa Magic (ex Fain)
Reliable Man
4m Pennys Afield (ex Turn On Sixpence)
Reset
3f Niigata (ex Shibata)
Rock 'n' Pop
5g Justfixit Wuldya (ex Aint No Lollygagga)
Savile Row (First Season)
2f Perfectly Suited (ex Muscat Hills)
Smart Missile
4m Drone Strike (ex Mosoru)
Spirit Of Boom
4m Jellishot (ex Jellicoe)
Super One
4g Splasher (ex Waterspell)
Sweet Orange
4m Absconded (ex Bosie O'Reilly)
Tavistock
3f Apache Anne (ex La Sizeranne)
Trade Fair
3f Cywer (ex Flying Flitter)
Vancouver
3g Minimal (ex Smart Company)
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