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Sires With Winners - Tuesday December 20

Breednet - Tuesday December 20

Here is the full list of 23 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Astern

4m Behind The Storm (ex Avoid Lightning)

4g Dark Rebel (ex She Must Be Obeyed)

Stratum Star

4g Kite Flight (ex Kite Hill)

4m Strawberry Moon (ex Explicit Vixen)

Canford Cliffs

7g Count Of Carford (ex Pitch Perfect)

Charm Spirit

3c Montjeuify (ex Driven Force)

Dawn Approach

6g Arise My Son (ex God Love It)

Divine Prophet

3f Smiling Prophet (ex Laughter)

Dream Ahead

4g Yes Dream (ex Platinum Ruby)

Encryption (First Season)

2g Floral Code (ex Poppy Darling)

Fastnet Rock

4g Jet Pack (ex Volcada)

Not A Single Doubt

5g Stormy Legend (ex Stormy Hussey)

Press Statement

3f Dream Statement (ex Day Dream)

Redoute's Choice

3f Soul Choice (ex Thislilsoulofmine)

Redwood

5g Sword Of War (ex Rock On Rye)

Savabeel

5m Rapinoe (ex Pepiniere)

Sebring

3f Pistachio (ex Zipstream)

Smart Missile

5g Book Launch (ex Novel Dancer)

Snitzel

5g Bonython (ex Deedra)

Spieth (Second Season)

3c Summer In Siam (ex Best Of You)

Squamosa

5g Squami (ex White Yard)

Tavistock

4m Tavisteel (ex Yulong April)

Xtravagant

4g Herne Hill (ex Lupino)

Zed

4m Righteous Feeling (ex I Gotta Feeling)

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