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Sires With Winners - Tuesday June 6

Breednet - Tuesday June 6

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

Supido

Capitalist
4g Capitan De Seda (ex McIvor Silk)
Dalby
3g Money Bear (ex Panda's Turn)
Dalby
Shalaa
4m Miss Shalaa (ex Talented Miss)
Taree
3f Shalaa's Moment (ex Not A Singlemoment)
Dalby
Supido (Second Season)
3f Rapbidash (ex Hadiklaim)
Taree
3g Vis I Do (ex Vision And Verse)
Armidale
Zoustar
5g Auzstar (ex Lucky Country)
Taree
3c Divazou (ex Diva Express)
Seymour
Adelaide
6m Adki (ex Kimiko)
Seymour
Awtaad
5m Zumoradda (ex Mesadah)
Seymour
Deep Field
4g Assiduity (ex Albany Crest)
Armidale
Dissident
4m That's Molly (ex Grand Excess)
Taree
Fastnet Rock
4g Bors (ex Two Beauties)
Seymour
Iffraaj
4g Mere Morsel (ex Titbit)
Seymour
Inference (Second Season)
3g Tallingas Prince (ex Madam Melba)
Seymour
Jungle Cat (First Season)
2g Tiger Town (ex Gentle Spirit)
Taree
Lope De Vega
7g Heredero (ex Princess Pedrille)
Armidale
Sebring
3f Wonderwall (ex Modern Wonder)
Seymour
Shooting To Win
5g Rise'N'Shine (ex Rose Red)
Armidale
Sidestep
6m In A Step (ex Time Release)
Taree
Smart Missile
3g Blue Canasta (ex Canasta Queen)
Armidale
Snitzel
5g Beppe (ex Ailalea)
Dalby
Sooboog
3g Devilicious (ex Devilish Diva)
Armidale
Stratum Star
4m Star Of Couteau (ex Couteau)
Dalby
Super One
4m Tayla's One (ex Miss Manage)
Taree
Tivaci
4g Do I (ex I Do)
Seymour
Toronado
3f Toronado Rouge (ex Lonhruge)
Seymour
Under The Louvre
4g Birague (ex Not A Dream)
Dalby
Winning Rupert
3g Lost Media (ex Lost Virtue)
Armidale
Zacinto
4g Smiling Zac (ex Pearly Whites)
Dalby
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