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Sires With Winners - Thursday May 12

Breednet - Thursday May 12

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia on Thursday with winners and result details.

Tavistock

Tavistock
4g Baron Of Bedford (ex Mansera)
Kilmore
6m Chatelaine (ex Forelsa)
Kilmore
4g Dictation (ex Solo)
Wanganui
3g Rigoletto (ex Foxette)
Pakenham
So You Think
4g Battaglia (ex Valour)
Pakenham
3f Regal Valour (ex Fading Shades)
Kilmore
Burgundy
4m Winnie Rose (ex Pentrose)
Wanganui
Dalghar
4m Gurtlyn (ex Lady Euro)
Wanganui
Dandino
4m Zoe Mae (ex Bluetrice)
Kilmore
Dundeel
3g Dun Warrior (ex Defender)
Kilmore
Flying Artie (Second Season)
3f Karalee Rocks (ex Wowee)
Northam
Havana Gold
5m Miss Havana Cosmic (ex Totally Cosmic)
Kilmore
Headwater
3f Honey Dew (ex Tej)
Northam
Iffraaj
3f Tuahine (ex Talaria)
Pakenham
Istidaad
9g Izymydaad (ex Savannah Lil)
Wanganui
My Admiration
5g Admired (ex Anniversary)
Northam
Myboycharlie
3g Ataboy Charlie (ex Jameela Rose)
Northam
Perfectly Ready
4m Bendermerry (ex Molly Whoppy)
Wanganui
Playing God
3g Advanced (ex Oriel)
Northam
Power
3f Scotch Bonnet (ex Just A Lover)
Wanganui
Redwood
7g Chief Sequoyah (ex Fantasy Rose)
Wanganui
Reliable Man
3g Final Return (ex Kind Return)
Wanganui
Rip Van Winkle
4g Catskill Mountain (ex Our Zara)
Kilmore
Roc De Cambes
4g Gate Crash (ex Show Up)
Pakenham
Safeguard
5g Carabinier (ex Chickitty Chick)
Northam
Snitzel
3c Oriental Legend (ex Orinda)
Pakenham
Star Witness
4g Twiggy Pop (ex Miss Twiggy)
Pakenham
Stratum Star (Second Season)
3g Stratisfaction (ex Redress)
Kilmore
The Bold One
3g One Bold Cat (ex Floozie Cat)
Wanganui
Unencumbered
4g Kingfisher Lad (ex Mamasan)
Wanganui
Vadamos (Second Season)
3g New Jersey (ex Surooh)
Pakenham
Vital Equine
3g Ciscojoe (ex Walk In Beauty)
Northam
Wandjina
5m Wewanda (ex Truffle)
Pakenham
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