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Sires With Winners - Tuesday July 25

Breednet - Tuesday July 25

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

Fastnet Rock

Fastnet Rock

2c Dunloe (ex Mella Maria)

4m Grecian Lass (ex Sacred Eye)

Mikki Isle

2f Brok Cafe (ex Le Regine's)

2f Manhattan Baby (ex Maddison Avenue)

Pride Of Dubai

3f Ameerati (ex Amanee)

5g Diesel 'n' Dust (ex Mooshakissa)

Sooboog

3g A Boy Named Soo (ex Cooyal Capers)

3f Mosgold (ex Mosoru)

All Too Hard

4m Harbelle (ex Bellspath)

Capitalist

3f Steel My Thunder (ex Our Scene Steeler)

Caravaggio (Second Season)

3g Merisi (ex Count The Dots)

Casino Prince

4g Knights Armour (ex Cakewalkin)

Denman

4g Movin' Denman (ex Risque)

Dundeel

3f Dundancer (ex Savethelastdance)

Good Journey

3g Kessler (ex Canconi)

Kermadec

2g Broadway Bouncer (ex Broadway Harmony)

Lucas Cranach

5g State Squad (ex White Calm)

Magnus

3g Rey Magnerio (ex Luchardo)

Menari (Second Season)

3g See You Again (ex Iseemagic)

Per Incanto

3g Turn Up The Night (ex Great Expectations)

Pluck

4m Plussey (ex Hussey An Dheas)

Press Statement

4m Korobeiniki (ex Hidden Spirit)

Rich Enuff

5g Lucifer's Loot (ex Devil Heart)

Rubick

3g Raining Cubes (ex Right As Rain)

Savabeel

3f Duvach (ex Nina From Pasadena)

Sizzling

6g Barry's Lane (ex Capricious Lady)

Top Echelon

2c Top Fun (ex Red Ocean)

Toronado

3g Daring Diego (ex Pentamerous)

Winning Rupert

3f Underhand (ex Don't Tell Mama)

Zebedee

6g Zeeluck (ex Bridie O'reilly)

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