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Sires With Winners - Monday July 18

Breednet - Monday July 18

Here is the full list of 27 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Sooboog

Sooboog (Second Season)

3g Boogielu (ex Rosielu)

2f Goblin' De Quo (ex Jibina)

3g The Silent Sermon (ex Super Candy)

Americain

4m Aeecee Dolce (ex Galleta)

6m Bear Arms (ex My Caper)

Press Statement

3f Brief Statement (ex Brevity)

4m It's Classified (ex Kim Classic)

Adelaide

5m Adelabelle (ex Imposingly)

American Pharoah (Second Season)

3f Auspicious Cloud (ex Galizani)

Bon Hoffa

9g Billy Bent Ear (ex I Presume)

Deep Field

2g Demon Delivera (ex Tatt's Lucky)

Delago Deluxe

5m Kariba (ex Create)

Falvelon

4g Zou Zou Kacanarkis (ex Rosslyn Chapel)

Fighting Sun

3g Fighting Magnus (ex Miss Magnus)

Hard Spun

7g Careering Away (ex Miss Chard)

Hellbent (First Season)

2f Negation (ex Gloray)

Impending (First Season)

2f Doublesharkattack (ex Aljawzaa)

Magic Albert

3f Shades Of Magic (ex Colourful Moments)

Nostradamus

4g Constructionmaster (ex Mintbin)

Olympus

7m The Long Run (ex Kindilan)

Poet's Voice

5m Red Hot (ex Hot Millie)

Prince Conti

5g Cotton Eye Joe (ex Waitomo)

Sepoy

4m Kiki Coco (ex Gelsomina)

Shamus Award

3f Rojean (ex Is It A Mosquito)

Sidestep

4r Pep (ex Lady Of The Stars)

Super One

4g Come Along Jeffrey (ex Astronium)

The Brothers War

2g Crop Duster (ex North By Northwest)

Uncle Mo

5g Bob's Your Uncle (ex Hot Flash)

Wanted

7g Voulait (ex Vintage Triumph)

Xtravagant (Second Season)

3f Kiss Hello (ex Hello)

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