Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 23

Breednet - Tuesday May 23

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

Snitzel

Snitzel
3f Burnt Orange (ex Catch A Fire)
3f Resistible (ex Rebel Sister)
Akeed Mofeed
6g Fortune Follows (ex Flying Success)
All Too Hard
4g All Machiavellian (ex Miss Canny)
Better Than Ready
4g Apache Flash (ex Opaline)
Charge Forward
4m Our Lil Sistar (ex Starlene)
Dundeel
3g Guzumped (ex Just Divine)
Fiorente
6g Our Bambino (ex Rare Diamond)
Ghibellines
5g Tactfull (ex Tackit)
Holy Roman Emperor
4g Jack Be Lucky (ex Don'T Pass Georgia)
Kingman
2c King Colorado (ex More Aspen)
Kuroshio
5m Dream Of Mine (ex Dehere Or Not)
Magic Albert
7g Magic Charlee (ex Danelee Dancer)
Magnus
3g Little Dougie (ex Dorothy Dinosaur)
Preferment
3g Aspiring Bay (ex Wanaka)
Rich Enuff
3g Keane Enuff (ex Scantily)
Sacred Falls
6m Isola Sacra (ex Capriella)
Smart Missile
4g Kingham (ex A Little Blessed)
So You Think
3g Smart Legend (ex Herstory)
Star Witness
3g Septime (ex Sweet Eagle)
Trapeze Artist (First Season)
2c Flying Trapeze (ex Coromandel)
Tycoon Ruler
6g Shotgun Sonny (ex River Georgia)
Unencumbered
4m Perfect Legacy (ex Bellanger)
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