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Sires With Winners - Monday May 29

Breednet - Monday May 29

Here is the full list of 17 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better than Ready

Better Than Ready
3g Better Link (ex Right Of Way)
Pakenham Syn
Brazen Beau
4g Bold Intentions (ex Legal Mistress)
Pakenham Syn
Duramente
3f Daiya (ex Bulbinella)
Pakenham Syn
Iffraaj
3g Tizjammy (ex Hannah Mary)
Pakenham Syn
Ilovethiscity
3f Capital Express (ex Roman Belle)
Pakenham Syn
Master Of Design
6g Licorice Prince (ex Cinnamon Sticks)
Pakenham Syn
Not A Single Doubt
4g Gulf Of Tomini (ex Sebrina)
Port Macquarie
Pride Of Dubai
3f Montana Rising (ex Montana Flight)
Port Macquarie
Rebel Raider
3f Sandpiper (ex Amphlett)
Port Macquarie
Redoute's Choice
3g Makalu (ex Mount Zero)
Pakenham Syn
Russian Revolution (Second Season)
3g October Revolution (ex Miss Denni)
Port Macquarie
Sebring
3f Bubbles For Me (ex Not For Me)
Port Macquarie
Smart Missile
6g Standing Bear (ex Airways)
Port Macquarie
So You Think
3g Astral Thoughts (ex Gemini Miss)
Port Macquarie
Toronado
3g Le Ferrari (ex Hai Lil)
Pakenham Syn
Wolf Cry
4g Pack Of Wolves (ex Cinquante Cinq)
Port Macquarie
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