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Sires With Winners - Tuesday February 21

Breednet - Tuesday February 21

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

More Than Ready (USA)

More Than Ready

3f Metsi (ex Apocrypha)

5g Proximate Cause (ex Tropical Affair)

6g Westbrook Park (ex Misty Blue)

American Pharoah

4m Pharoah's Reign (ex Wordplay)

4m Sillman (ex Choice Of Colours)

Invader (Second Season)

3g Borgov (ex Fast Folk)

3f Redavni (ex Eternal Optimist)

Zoustar

4m Friday At Five (ex Simply The Best)

4m Galactic Angel (ex Lucky Angel)

Akeed Mofeed

2c Lucky Jim (ex Carano)

Astern

3g Owari (ex Fuji Fairy)

Capitalist

3g Capital Asset (ex Casino Club)

Flying Artie

4m Miss Violet (ex Holly Molly)

Headwater

3f Zarinya (ex Deodara)

Ilovethiscity

4m Iloveroses (ex Roman Belle)

Pride Of Dubai

4m Street Candi (ex Borobodur)

Rubick

4g Ciao Bicky (ex Ciavenna)

Savabeel

3g Cheval Savant (ex Passion Cheval)

Sebring

3f Speak Up (ex Belle De Coeur)

Sidestep

2g Beau Rain (ex Tears)

Snitzel

4m Little Schnitty (ex Linky Dink)

Super Easy

4g The Superintendent (ex Springtime Fever)

Super One

3g Premium Star (ex Mariana Sunset)

Turn Me Loose

4g Bifrost (ex Angel Del Dinero)

Written Tycoon

5g Restrictions (ex The Good Wife)

Xtravagant

4g Xtrayya (ex Thwayya)

Your Song

8g Bold Kingston (ex Hypatia)

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