Sires With Winners - Thursday February 1

Breednet - Thursday February 1

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Hellbent

Hellbent
3g Canny Hell (ex Balady)
2c Hell Of A Bentley (ex Sarisara)
Pride Of Dubai
6g Dubai Moon (ex Queenofthegalaxy)
5m Dupride Star (ex Star Hunter)
Stratum Star
5g Different Road (ex Star Of Lace)
5g Ginger Mick (ex Modest Meisie)
Winning Rupert
4m Let's Ride (ex Mish Mosh)
5m Mad Darcey (ex Miss Darcey)
Zoustar
4g Majorelle (ex Moroccan Rose)
5g Zouhope (ex Esperanca)
Alpine Eagle
4m Snow Boum (ex Arkiboum)
Better Than Ready
3f Miss Sha Blue (ex Avenel)
Dawn Approach
4m Leggy Point (ex Aztec Rose)
Delago Deluxe
2f Kalimna Views (ex Sistine Spirit)
Dream Ahead
4g Whisky Dream (ex Strathspey)
Dundeel
4g Owen County (ex Alleged Encounter)
Flying Artie
4g Sir Artie (ex Charity Belle)
Helmet
5g The Claimant (ex Princess Regina)
Hvasstan
6g Moonan Me (ex Moonan Kathleen)
Merchant Navy
3f Merchant Lady (ex Kuching)
Per Incanto
3g Positive Smile (ex Eva Godiva)
Press Statement
4g Bobotov (ex Lolavie)
Ready For Victory
4m Kockibitoo (ex Baa Ram Ewe)
Reward For Effort
3g Rewards And More (ex High Esprit)
Sacred Falls
3g Antonito (ex Alpine Belle)
Sepoy
4g Indian Soldier (ex Bad Option)
Shalaa
3g General Lamarque (ex Lamarque)
Shamus Award
4g Demon Award (ex Scavenger)
Star Turn
4g Apollo Mission (ex Appello)
Starspangledbanner
5g Fresh Prince (ex Doncella)
Supido
3f Queen Bess (ex Queen Misty)
Tarzino
3g Jungle Prince (ex Please Leave)
The Autumn Sun (Second Season)
3f Sinister Sauce (ex Rosa Carolina)
Vancouver
3f Viennawaitsforyou (ex Vienna Queen)
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