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Sires With Winners - Friday April 21

Breednet - Friday April 21

Here is the full list of 40 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia on Friday with winners and result details.

Nicconi

Fighting Sun
4g Alembee (ex Queen Rene)
Wodonga
5g Storm's Colours (ex Areyoutalkintome)
Wodonga
Nicconi
4m Golden Gate (ex Gilded Grace)
Tamworth
4m Velours Bleu (ex National Velvet)
Cairns
Wandjina
6g Ashton Blair (ex Ilithyia)
Cairns
6g Dunvegan (ex Imananabaa)
Wodonga
Al Maher
4g Almahero (ex Shezaprospect)
Canberra
Alpine Eagle
4g Rhythmic Dragon (ex Tasmanian Tiger)
Wodonga
Benfica
6g Banju (ex Overlooked)
Tamworth
Cable Bay
4m Beour Bay (ex Manzanilla)
Wodonga
Capitalist
2f Milliondollarmumma (ex Angel's Choice)
Cranbourne
Dream Ahead
5g Markwell Dreamer (ex Ballerina Girl)
Tamworth
Duporth
7g Dishy's (ex Cellar Edition)
Cranbourne
Exceed And Excel
4g Plagiarized (ex Platelet)
Cairns
Fastnet Rock
4g Armour Force (ex Silverbeat)
Cairns
Into Mischief
2g Burling (ex Spirit Of Ecstasy)
Tamworth
Jungle Cat (First Season)
2f Puss Boots (ex Minkus)
Cairns
Medaglia D'Oro
4g Mr Wallace (ex Streama)
Tamworth
Menari (Second Season)
2f Harlemite (ex Harlem Child)
Canberra
Mikki Isle
4m Top End Mikki (ex Cedar Lane)
Tamworth
Pride Of Dubai
4m Mooshaka (ex Mooshakissa)
Canberra
Real Impact
3f Starliner (ex Gold Mission)
Tamworth
Rebel Dane
3g Suruga Bay (ex Colizani)
Cranbourne
Rebel Raider
6g Blazing Rebel (ex Street Blaze)
Cranbourne
Redente
4g Sellente (ex Damselle)
Wodonga
Redoute's Choice
4m Black Ivory (ex African Piano)
Cranbourne
Rothesay
3f Gypsy Romance (ex Tugboat)
Canberra
Scissor Kick
4g King Kikau (ex Street Match)
Tamworth
Shocking
3g Struck Twice (ex Primadonna Girl)
Wodonga
Sir Prancealot
3g Prancing Spirit (ex Sistine Spirit)
Cranbourne
Sizzling
3f Ginasue (ex Lizards Lover)
Cairns
Skilled
5g Zedly (ex Truly Lovely)
Canberra
Sooboog
3f Sumbank (ex Banking)
Cairns
Spill The Beans
4g Lord Of Light (ex Shireen)
Cairns
Starcraft
3g Starbury (ex Mrs Bradbury)
Wodonga
Super Easy
4m Easy Rosie (ex Mezzaluna)
Canberra
Super One
4g Hello Jack (ex Bonjour)
Canberra
Swear
3f Magical Slipper (ex Westend Magic)
Cranbourne
Tavistock
3g Taviosa (ex Costarosa)
Cranbourne
The Brothers War
5g Brothers Of Antrim (ex Rubypeeptoes)
Wodonga
Turffontein
4m Gracie Turf (ex Miss Marriott)
Cranbourne
Zariz
9g Zariz No Other (ex Golden Freeze)
Canberra
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