Sires With Winners - Tuesday April 18

Breednet - Tuesday April 18

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

Hellbent

Dundeel
3f Arpels (ex Simply Brilliant)
4g Lightfast (ex Never Fade)
Hellbent (Second Season)
3g Final Comment (ex Concisely)
2f Vivy Air (ex Head Over Heels)
Press Statement
3g He's A Copy Boy (ex Aquabelle)
4m Lidia (ex Hansom Cab)
Shamus Award
4m Call The Union (ex That's Amore)
3f Thrilling Award (ex Legal Thrills)
So You Think
3g Big Thinking (ex Hidden Attraction)
3f Elle Of A Belle (ex Kiss My Choisir)
All Too Hard
3f Perfect Ending (ex Perfect Finish)
Bon Hoffa
5g True Patriot (ex Dancer Doll)
Camelot
4g I Am The Empire (ex Close Regards)
Denman
3g De Poet (ex De Chorus)
Divine Prophet
4m Little Prophet (ex Little 'N' Cute)
Elvstroem
6g Westgrove (ex Thakawa)
Foxwedge
6g Foxtrot Bravo (ex Sublissime)
Kuroshio
3g Maximum Vortex (ex Forward)
Lonhro
4g Broken Hill (ex Mining Tycoon)
Maurice
3f Tokyo Blossom (ex Holy Cleopatra)
Nostradamus
5g Constructionmaster (ex Mintbin)
Pins
4m My Pins (ex Flying Therese)
Power
3f Flank Speed (ex Wicked Temptation)
Proisir
4m Destiny's Delight (ex It's My Destiny)
Redente
4g Podente (ex Podsnap)
Russian Revolution (Second Season)
3g Hurricane Thunder (ex Moretti)
Sizzling
4g Hot Profit (ex Grab The Loot)
Tavistock
3g Tavijewel (ex Jewels Gift)
Toronado
5m Miss Keeler (ex Harrow)
Vancouver
4m Lucky Canuck (ex Satin Robes)
Your Song
4g Small Town (ex Chic And Happy)
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Hellbent Mare Wins $2million Five Diamonds
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Raheen Stud Announce Sad Passing of Top Ranked
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