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Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 3

Breednet - Tuesday May 3

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pierro

Mahisara
4m Louvre Lil (ex Quelle Beaute)
Warwick
3g No Going Back (ex Eberhardt)
Warwick
Pierro
4g Lord Pierro (ex Seagrove)
Warrnambool
3g Texerro (ex Breannon)
Cowra
Vancouver
3f Chilko Lake (ex Magistra)
Kembla Grange
3f Desi Girl (ex Stratance)
Kembla Grange
All Too Hard
3g Luxor Prince (ex Our Egyptian Raine)
Warwick
Bel Esprit
3g Espirito (ex Chosen Song)
Kembla Grange
Better Than Ready
2g Northern Express (ex Monte Bella)
Warwick
Collate
4g Canny Cat (ex Beetle Cat)
Warwick
Ekraar
4m Amy Ekcels (ex Ghemashah)
Cowra
Excites
7g The Scotsman (ex Celtic Moondance)
Cowra
Holy Roman Emperor
3g Jack Be Lucky (ex Don't Pass Georgia)
Warwick
Host
8m Young Hostess (ex Young Doctor)
Warrnambool
Intello
7g Rider In The Snow (ex Quezon Sun)
Warrnambool
Medaglia D'Oro
5g Carlin Trend (ex Wordplay)
Warwick
Nicconi
5g Niccourette (ex My Pirouette)
Cowra
No Nay Never
4m Arimathea (ex Electra)
Cowra
Redoute's Choice
4g Stay Wealthy (ex Aware)
Cowra
Rich Enuff
2f Bubble Palace (ex Tiz My View)
Warrnambool
Rip Van Winkle
5g Vanguard (ex Plaza Doree)
Warrnambool
Russian Revolution (First Season)
2f Tsarina Sophia (ex Precious Sophia)
Kembla Grange
Shamexpress
4g Mio Capo (ex Adolay)
Warrnambool
Sidestep
5g Butch'n'bugs (ex Phar Too Fast)
Kembla Grange
Snitzel
4h Rights Of Man (ex Listen Here)
Warrnambool
Statue Of Liberty
5g As I Please (ex Lorna's Lass)
Warrnambool
Tavistock
5g Bermadez (ex Pikea)
Warrnambool
Written Tycoon
6g Debit Credit (ex Catwalk Beauty)
Cowra
Your Song
3g Boomsong (ex Mabkhara)
Kembla Grange
Zed
7g Count Zero (ex My Duchess)
Warrnambool
Zoustar
5g Kuzco Lad (ex Shamrock Slipper)
Warwick
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