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Sires With Winners - Tuesday February 27

Breednet - Tuesday February 27

Here is the full list of 23 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Justify (USA)

Dundeel
3g Easy Dun (ex Mousai)
Bendigo
3g Justadeel (ex Lady Cumquat)
Bendigo
Justify (Second Season)
3c Bogues (ex Coral Coast)
Bendigo
3f Clavadatsch (ex Art Collection)
Bendigo
Better Than Ready
4g Flaming Homer (ex Sizzling Spirit)
Townsville
Bull Point
3f Great Point (ex Not For Maggie)
Scone
Denman
2f Silver Glitter (ex Grey Glitter)
Townsville
Maurice
5g He's Purring (ex She's Purring)
Scone
Merchant Navy
4m Admiral's Daughter (ex Miss Ponderosa)
Townsville
Mikki Isle
3f Catalina Dreaming (ex Descanso Beach)
Townsville
Mossman
7g A Silvery Warrior (ex Winning Belle)
Scone
Not A Single Doubt
5g Single Honor (ex Honor Net)
Townsville
Overshare
3f Nettles (ex En Why Sea Dream)
Scone
Redente
3f Loving Mandy (ex Another Bender)
Bendigo
Rubick
4g Peel The Stickers (ex Boscobella)
Bendigo
Sacred Falls
6g Farag (ex Flightime)
Bendigo
Sebring Sun
3g Bringyaticket (ex First Class Ticket)
Townsville
Smart Missile
6g Focus (ex Exotic Escape)
Townsville
So You Think
4g Sting Jet (ex Summer Wind)
Scone
Sooboog
3g Dont Call Me Honey (ex Hard To Hold)
Scone
Super One
3g Banquet (ex It's Game On)
Bendigo
The Autumn Sun (Second Season)
3g Know Thyself (ex Mantra Of Life)
Scone
Time For War
6g Commando Hunt (ex Misasio)
Scone
Zoustar
5g Dio (ex Solar Charged)
Bendigo
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