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Sires With Winners - Friday August 4

Breednet - Friday August 4

Here is the full list of 26 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Dundeel

Dundeel
4f Queen Of Deels (ex Causeway Queen)
Ballarat Syn
4f Vino Corona (ex Beerinawineglass)
Ballarat Syn
4g Vivideel (ex Vivid Vixen)
Ballarat Syn
All Too Hard
5m Harbelle (ex Bellspath)
Ipswich
3g Insane Volt (ex Very Puzzling)
Canberra Acton
More Than Ready
5m Hot Bananas (ex River Tay)
Ipswich
8g Hyperspace (ex El Costa Mar)
Carnarvon
Spieth
4g Heir Jordan (ex Mystery Flight)
Canberra Acton
4g Summer In Siam (ex Best Of You)
Ipswich
Spirit Of Boom
4f Radiant Remi (ex Amelia's Dream)
Ipswich
5g Shatter Proof (ex Rosamia)
Ipswich
Better Than Ready
3g Tricketeer (ex Trickett)
Ipswich
Bolt D'oro (Second Season)
3c Roo Dash One (ex Who Are They)
Ballarat Syn
Bon Hoffa
5m Boncassie (ex Flying Cassie)
Coffs Harbour
Casino Prince
8m She's All In (ex Exceed Us)
Canberra Acton
Dream Ahead
6m Baiyka (ex Persian Fable)
Coffs Harbour
Good Journey
5g Clipper Ship (ex Gilt Edge)
Coffs Harbour
Headwater
5m Devine Miss (ex Madam Tilly)
Canberra Acton
I Am Invincible
5g Attractable (ex Affable)
Coffs Harbour
Jimmy Creed
4g Steel Jimmy (ex Fair Choice)
Ballarat Syn
Kuroshio
6m Rosalia (ex Not A Care)
Ballarat Syn
Ocean Park
5g Roller Coaster (ex Curvy)
Coffs Harbour
Olympic Glory
7g Olympic Legend (ex Ready Magic)
Ipswich
Safeguard
4g Sorais (ex Perfect Kiss)
Carnarvon
Sebring
5m Fiasco Tess (ex Pantenny)
Ballarat Syn
Showtime (Second Season)
3f Ces Soirees La (ex Aunt Liberty)
Canberra Acton
Street Boss
3f Rockabilly Rebel (ex Text'n Hurley)
Coffs Harbour
The Brothers War
4f Princess Halo (ex Halo Halo)
Ballarat Syn
Toronado
5m Vonzither (ex Vonharp)
Ipswich
Your Song
5g Kennysing (ex Stage Performer)
Coffs Harbour
Zoffany
7g Whiskey Jack (ex Quest For Success)
Canberra Acton
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