Sires With Winners - Monday January 22

Breednet - Monday January 22

Here is the full list of 14 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Hellbent has had 10 winners in the past 7 days!

Choisir
5g Debussy (ex Sweetest Melody)
Cluster
3g Extra Manners (ex Grand Manners)
Domesday
4m Thedaythemusicdied (ex Suggest)
Fiorente
3f Coomoroo Lady (ex Sun Galaxy)
Headwater
5g Daly Heads (ex Paese Commands)
Hellbent
3g Canny Hell (ex Balady)
No Nay Never
4m Never Island (ex Staten Island)
Redente
5m Pretty Panda (ex Pretty Possum)
Reward For Effort
5g Comanche North (ex Dinkum Star)
Smart Missile
4g Powder Man (ex Angelicus)
Super One
3f Call Me Super (ex They Call Me Rose)
The Brothers War
4m Kaida Blaze (ex Bonike)
Va Pensiero
4g Scotland (ex Erins Princess)
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