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Sires With Winners - Tuesday December 12

Breednet - Tuesday December 12

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

Tavistock

Spieth
4g Acotango (ex Chinchilla)
Tamworth
4g More For Us (ex More For Me)
Tamworth
Tavistock
4g Actaeon (ex Cinnadream)
Hamilton
4g Stock The Rose (ex Celeste Rose)
Tamworth
All American
7m Fifty Carats (ex Strategic Diamond)
Wagga Riverside
Capitalist
5m Capital Gamble (ex Gamba)
Tamworth
Denman
4g Burraneer Buoy (ex M'lady's Lass)
Tamworth
Dissident
5m Breakaway Week (ex Birthday Week)
Wagga Riverside
Dundeel
4g Mystery Deel (ex Misty Islet)
Hamilton
Encryption (Second Season)
3f Seacryption (ex Plumage)
Hamilton
Exosphere
6m Sunburnt (ex Burndiniburn)
Hamilton
Extreme Choice
5g Fabulous Choice (ex French Fern)
Wagga Riverside
Falvelon
3g The Lucky Alien (ex Artistic Attitude)
Kilcoy
Foxwedge
5m No Matter What (ex Belzain)
Hamilton
Golden Archer
6g Mr Brose (ex Otarama)
Kilcoy
Hidden Dragon
4g Dune And Dusted (ex Miss Caitlyn)
Tamworth
Husson
7m Blue Velvet (ex Blue Garter)
Kilcoy
Kuroshio
5m Dream Inherit (ex Scarlet Nights)
Wagga Riverside
Mikki Isle
5m Deelosh (ex Ardent Command)
Kilcoy
More Than Ready
3f Tingler (ex Solar Verde)
Tamworth
Smart Missile
4g Power Missile (ex Power Of Love)
Hamilton
Sooboog
3f Arabian Soo (ex Shimasani)
Wagga Riverside
Spirit Of Boom
6m Sip It Slow (ex A Fine Drop Of Red)
Kilcoy
Squamosa
3f Katie Express (ex Sleigh)
Wagga Riverside
Star Witness
3f Diamond Witness (ex Sherocksmyworld)
Hamilton
Starspangledbanner
5g Salute Again (ex Reboot)
Wagga Riverside
Tivaci
4m Ferlazzo (ex Black Belt)
Hamilton
Under The Louvre
3f Song Sung Blue (ex Willowbrook Wonder)
Kilcoy
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