Sires With Winners - Monday June 20

Breednet - Monday June 20

Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

I Am Invincible

I Am Invincible
6g Heritage Sash (ex Spurs And Sashes)
3f Mietta (ex Aware)
Choisir
3f Shamara (ex Chivonne)
City Place
5g Regal City (ex Regal Miss)
Dream Ahead
3g The Squire (ex La Bella Rose)
Dream Ballad
7g The Outcast (ex Magic Emerald)
Extreme Choice (Second Season)
3g Extreme Prince (ex Camena)
Fastnet Rock
3f Eclair Sunrise (ex Tetsuko)
Ferlax
5g Fever Tree (ex Gin Swing)
Flying Artie (Second Season)
3f Flying Gem (ex Princess Jewels)
Jimmy Creed
3f Annie's Comet (ex Clear Direction)
Kuroshio
4m Rosalia (ex Not A Care)
Magnus
5m Miss Scalini (ex Tre Scalini)
Medaglia D'Oro
3f Sareem D'Oro (ex Indiscretions)
Nicconi
3f Golden Gate (ex Gilded Grace)
O'Reilly
10g O'Reilly's Crumpet (ex Cancan)
Redente
5m Especial Courage (ex Caseys Courage)
Sacred Falls
2f November Falls (ex My Locket)
Scissor Kick
3g Hardware Lane (ex Street Groove)
Sidestep
5g Prince Of Helena (ex Lady Of Helena)
Spill The Beans
3f Stella Glow (ex Retrospectively)
Squamosa
4g Great Boulder (ex Galileo's Joy)
Star Witness
2g Starconi (ex Biancon Rose)
Universal Ruler
4g Mystical Man (ex Mystical Messenger)
Vanbrugh (Second Season)
3g Beer Palace (ex Schooner Bay)
War Chant
3f Amelia's Chant (ex Eastward)
Warrior's Reward
4m Wild (ex Ausvall)
Zoustar
6g Azoustic (ex Classic Guitar)
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