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Sires With Winners - Friday December 29

Breednet - Friday December 29

Here is the full list of 54 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better Than Ready

Better Than Ready

3g My Spy (ex Our First Lady)

5g Tikka Ready (ex La Tikka Rosa)

Capitalist

4m Kiko (ex Sky Treasure)

2c King Of Roseau (ex Dominica)

Nicconi

5m Eterea (ex Germayne Lass)

5g Nicco The Greek (ex Lady Min)

Outreach

3g Exceedingly Hot (ex Orphrey)

4m Outback Crumpet (ex Modest Meisie)

Rich Enuff

4g Houso (ex House Mistress)

4g Ponte Vecchio (ex Firenze)

Savabeel

5g Champions League (ex Gold Rush)

4g Harold The Great (ex Snowdrop)

Zoustar

4g Any Zouwilldo (ex Any Destination)

4m Starnote (ex Single Note)

Almanzor

3g Settat (ex Sure Enough)

Barbados

5m Emerald Court (ex Sareeb)

Bon Aurum

4g Maxxi Bon (ex Maxixe)

Cable Bay

4g Pixie Hallow (ex Our Vidia)

Churchill

3f Lady Soames (ex Lady Iveagh)

Complacent

5g Old Gregg (ex Pirie Piper)

De Gaulle

5g Luckyheleft (ex Second Up)

Deep Field

5g Masterful (ex Riddling)

Defcon

4g Jacob Joe (ex Wolfitdown)

Dissident

4g Sisu (ex Karmic)

Divine Prophet

5m Inspired Dream (ex Dream To Succeed)

Fiorente

6m Eloped (ex Bold Selection)

Harry Angel (Second Season)

3g Addriel (ex Zumoorooda)

Kermadec

4g Midori Fuji (ex Beautiful Sister)

Lean Mean Machine (Second Season)

3f Ella Dulcie (ex Le Grand Cru)

Lonhro

3f Pia Mia (ex She's Got Power)

Mawingo

5g Londiani (ex Uberwald)

Moshe

8g Rohlon Drunk (ex Lady Rohlon)

Night Of Thunder

6g Supreme Thunder (ex Nightingales)

Oamaru Force

6g Creek Lodge (ex Bel Franc)

Pariah

4m Namaska (ex What's The Plan)

Preferment

5g Legatus (ex Sea Spray)

Pride Of Dubai

3f Mischief In Dubai (ex Travesura)

Rebel Dane

4m Agnete (ex Asset)

Redwood

7g Border Leicester (ex Sabino Creek)

Rubick

3f Zazel (ex Absolutely Flying)

Russian Revolution

4g Secret Revolution (ex Secret Trail)

Sacred Falls

5g Waitapu (ex Double Babu)

Sepoy

4m Kings On Queens (ex Miss Two Pairs)

Shocking

5g Amadi (ex Pubs)

Sir Prancealot

3g Sir Sway (ex Silent Sway)

So You Think

3f Madison Kate (ex Miss Otto)

Spill The Beans

5g Why We Drink (ex Bellavonane)

Star Witness

5g Ashy Boy (ex Al Julhara)

Starspangledbanner

3f Spangled Sipper (ex High Tea)

Stratosphere (Second Season)

3g Stratojack (ex Veloce Cavallo)

Tarzino

3g Immediacy (ex But Beautiful)

The Autumn Sun (Second Season)

3g Autunno (ex Believe Yourself)

Toorak Toff

8m Snaptof (ex Not Broken)

Toronado

3f Cool Storm (ex Refit)

Turffontein

6g First Accused (ex Keep On Talking)

Va Pensiero

4g Scotland (ex Erins Princess)

Vancouver

5m Robin Sparkles (ex Snippety Day)

Wolf Cry

3g The Wolf (ex Brightly Goes)

Written Tycoon

6g Burdekin (ex Homedge)

Your Song

3f Malarina (ex Miss Severina)

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