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Sires With Winners - Thursday April 14

Breednet - Thursday April 14

Here is the full list of 42 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Per Incanto (USA)

Per Incanto

3g Eamonn's Memory (ex In Memory Of)

6m Fiano (ex Our Shiraz)

4m Lois Lane (ex Casabella Lane)

Bel Esprit

6g Elegist (ex Missgoblet)

5g Family Star (ex Family Freeze)

Dissident

5g Buzz 'n' Joe (ex Larenco)

3g Duke Of Gordon (ex Miss Cosimo)

Mahisara

4g Puckish (ex Little Slapper)

4g Ruby's Lad (ex Ruby's Party)

So You Think

3c Illation (ex Pontiana)

4g Mentalism (ex Escobar)

Al Aseel

4g Who But Roo (ex Sydney Melody)

All Too Hard

3c Antonio Giovanni (ex Kaaptive Empress)

Astronomer Royal

7g Looking For You (ex You I Find)

Battle Paint

4g Battle Secret (ex Ruling Secret)

Better Than Ready

4m Poupee (ex Pekan Flight)

Capitalist (Second Season)

3c Mission Value (ex Maglissa)

Dark Angel

5g Visinari (ex Visinada)

Defcon (Second Season)

3g Conismo (ex Amaranda)

Denman

3f Rosie's Gift (ex Gibraltar's Gift)

Eurozone

4g Raise Da Vibration (ex Mrs Kravitz)

Flying Artie (Second Season)

3g Flying Sultan (ex Ottoman Warrior)

Free Eagle

3f Let Fly (ex Abazan)

Golden Archer

4g Hunting Gold (ex Venatio)

Helmet

6m Sinamay (ex Mytika)

Heroic Valour (First Season)

2g Heroic Boy (ex Colonial Lass)

Husson

3g Guapo (ex La Pedelta)

Ilovethiscity

2f Diamond City (ex Handcut)

Kobayashi (First Season)

2f Mishani Mistress (ex Mishani Mystery)

Love Conquers All

3f Amore Veloce (ex Decibella)

Maurice (Second Season)

3g Micklewhite (ex Darting)

Nicconi

3g First Crusade (ex Happy Pilgrim)

Pierro

3g Bastida (ex Sirani)

Pride Of Dubai

3f Pride Of Aspen (ex Flattery)

Real Impact

3f Our Shinko (ex Faith's Encore)

Rip Van Winkle

4m Ginger Snapz (ex Sorestan)

Satono Aladdin (First Season)

2g Hokkaido (ex Justlikeyasister)

Show A Heart

4m Kittykittybangbang (ex Tips 'n' Tales)

Snitzel

6g Orcein (ex Zapurple)

Sooboog (Second Season)

3f Gold Gift (ex Here De Princess)

Spill The Beans

4g Roll The Beans (ex Roll On)

Teofilo

4g Highballer (ex Miss Fi)

The Factor

5g The Egyptian (ex Lekhani)

Time For War

4m Pointo's Pick (ex Crazy Mamma)

Turffontein

4g Coal Crusher (ex Media Academy)

Unencumbered

4g Kingfisher Lad (ex Mamasan)

Vespa

4g Champagne Sunday (ex Outlay)

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