Sires With Winners - Thursday June 1

Breednet - Thursday June 1

Here is the full list of 36 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Hellbent

Astern
3g Burrowa (ex Rose Of Falvelon)
3g Seal Team Six (ex Idriess)
Frosted
3g Chicalote (ex Argemone)
3f Tapo (ex Farewell Angelina)
Hellbent (Second Season)
3g Fire And Ice (ex Cersei)
3g Orlabent (ex Charlotte Square)
Vespa
3f Beebeep (ex Ketchme)
3f Gum Basher (ex Lipperty Lip)
Al Maher
3f California Grass (ex Jo Jo Girl)
All Too Hard
3g Whiskey Hangover (ex True Malt)
Charm Spirit
3f Baileys On Rocks (ex Irish Cream)
Dandino
3g Daalimit (ex Limit The Chouxs)
Dissident
4g Patmos Island (ex Panda's Turn)
Dream Ahead
4g Shines (ex Christmas)
Ekraar
4g Fourty Eight (ex Figurina)
Fighting Sun
4g Tai Lung (ex Bad Kitty)
Hvasstan
4g Rothero Essgee (ex Flying Essgee)
I Am Invincible
5m I Am Mighty (ex Mightier)
Kermadec
4g Fantwa (ex Roman Match)
Lonhro
3g Lonfire (ex Fire Up Fifi)
Lope De Vega
3c Vaguer (ex Kambura)
Master Of Design
6g Biggie (ex Belle Of Drysdale)
Mikki Isle
4m Star Impact (ex Bella Cantata)
Nadeem
5m Susie Jane (ex Go Haylee)
Nicconi
4m Amalfi Queen (ex Chickaletta)
Olympic Glory
3g Doutelle (ex Festival Princess)
Pentire
4m Charlotte's Way (ex Charmaine)
Pins
6g Justaskpercy (ex My Fiancee)
Redoute's Choice
4g Windshadow (ex Traceability)
Stratum Star
4m Pioneer Lass (ex Sebring's Choice)
Swiss Ace
5g Polylithic (ex Monolith Miss)
Tavistock
4g Mathew (ex Miss Artistic)
The Bold One
4g Notabadone (ex Lapsaglo)
Tivaci
4g Jilted Lover (ex Love Me Not)
Under The Louvre
3g Under The Limit (ex Dangerous Behavior)
Winning Rupert
3g Jemeldi (ex Schipper)
Written Tycoon
2c Mafia (ex Hell Or Highwater)
Zed
6g Canbiteabit (ex First Night)
Zoustar
3g Zouatica (ex Axiomatic)
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