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Sires With Winners - Tuesday April 12

Breednet - Tuesday April 12

Here is the full list of 22 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Hinchinbrook

Hinchinbrook
5g Cheyenne Beach (ex Jesta Sweetie)
Mackay
3f She Hulk (ex Finally)
Armidale
Bobby's Kitten
3f River Cat (ex River Pearl)
Benalla
Bull Point
4m Kingstar Bullet (ex Coustellet)
Armidale
Choisir
5g Deep Breath (ex Breath)
Mackay
Crowded House
4g Crowdy Bay (ex Boca Chica)
Armidale
Deep Field
4m Deep Mirror (ex Mira Chavali)
Armidale
Divine Prophet (Second Season)
3f Miss Miraculous (ex Embrace The Rock)
Armidale
Epaulette
4g Patrolling (ex Probationary)
Mackay
Fiorente
3f Parisian Veil (ex Prose)
Benalla
Frosted (Second Season)
3g Kooled (ex Dawned)
Benalla
Golden Archer
3g Parkburn (ex Yamarjie)
Mackay
Lionhearted
3g Zero Cases (ex Endless Obsession)
Benalla
Lucas Cranach
7g Auf Weidersehen (ex Friday Frenzy)
Benalla
More Than Ready
4g Travoli (ex Traveston Girl)
Armidale
Nicconi
3f Nicco Roll (ex Rolling Cloud)
Benalla
Snippetson
4g Playing For Keeps (ex Colourband)
Armidale
Tarzino (Second Season)
3g Tarzi Calling (ex Call Me Ruby)
Benalla
Tavistock
4m Indian Doll (ex Kachina)
Benalla
Uncle Mo
5g Man O' Ross (ex Palais Court)
Mackay
Xtravagant (Second Season)
3g Improvident (ex Sovereign Jewel)
Benalla
Your Song
3f Best Song (ex Skymelt)
Mackay
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