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Sires With Winners - Tuesday July 11

Breednet - Tuesday July 11

Here is the full list of 22 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Brazen Beau

Brazen Beau
6g Brazen Brando (ex I'M Discreet)
Ballarat Syn
4m Sistine Explorer (ex Dora 'N' Boots)
Ballarat Syn
Adelaide
3g Church Town (ex Gossamer)
Gunnedah
Capitalist
3g Bakersfield (ex Summit Breath)
Cairns
Defcon
3g Cluny Road (ex Concert Image)
Gunnedah
Dundeel
5g Cetshwayo (ex Haraka)
Cairns
Exosphere
4g Darkley (ex Eaudechloe)
Gunnedah
Fastnet Rock
4g Cherry Blue (ex Aseena)
Gunnedah
Frosted
2f White Arendelle (ex Out Of Touch)
Gunnedah
Jabali
5g Ali's Jab (ex Kalamity Jane)
Cairns
Magnus
3g Mythical Magnus (ex Mythical Spirit)
Ballarat Syn
Pierro
3g Princeofnottingham (ex Miss Promiscuity)
Ballarat Syn
Pride Of Dubai
4g Never Cry (ex Bianca Jewel)
Cairns
Satono Aladdin (Second Season)
4g Nishino Crescent (ex Nishino Blue Moon)
Ballarat Syn
Savabeel
5g Don Arcangelo (ex More Than Faith)
Cairns
Sebring
5g Red Beryl (ex Decoree)
Gunnedah
Siyouni
5g Le Vizir (ex Shakeyourbody)
Cairns
Smart Missile
3g Rocketoro (ex Mokoro)
Ballarat Syn
Spirit Of Boom
2f Honor Galore (ex Meow)
Ballarat Syn
Starspangledbanner
4m Pull The Tail (ex Martine)
Gunnedah
Stratum Star
4g Arizona Dreaming (ex Arizona Girl)
Ballarat Syn
Your Song
4g Royal Song (ex Mischief Night)
Cairns
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