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Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 7

Breednet - Tuesday May 7

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

Dissident

Dissident

4m Laisvas (ex On The Loose)

5m More The Merrier (ex Festivity)

All Too Hard

3f Annyanme (ex Skullas Sister)

Astern

3f Motorboat (ex Forest Circle)

Denman

4g Governor General (ex Strangerinparadise)

Epaulette

3f Eye Of Epaulette (ex Eye Of The Tiger)

Extreme Choice

3f Red Dates (ex Shippo)

Foxwedge

4g Fox Appeal (ex Tennessee Charm)

Hellbent

4g Hardazhell (ex Firm Option)

Holler

4m I'm Brazilian (ex Hairy)

Kermadec

3g Mountain Chatter (ex Miss Chatter)

Kiss And Make Up

5m Gogglebox (ex Change Channels)

Kobayashi

2f Kobayastar (ex Eiffel Star)

Per Incanto

5g Eamonn's Memory (ex In Memory Of)

Press Statement

4m Dolly Jayne (ex Unknown Destiny)

Rubick

6g Heroic Chief (ex Edgeton)

Sacred Falls

5m Miss Jennifer (ex Miss Purrfection)

Santos (Second Season)

3g I Eff Oh (ex Longoria)

Snitzel

3g Apic Run (ex Politeness)

Star Turn

4m Refreshing (ex Beyond The Dream)

Star Witness

7g Speed Legend (ex Thanksgiving)

Super One

3f Superior Zara (ex Princess Zariel)

The Brothers War

4m Sisters Pick (ex Arlington's Pick)

Turn Me Loose

4g Mooloolaba (ex Viticulture)

Under The Louvre

3f Purpose 'N' Vision (ex Faith 'n' Vision)

Written Tycoon

4g Shifty Tycoon (ex Too Discreet)

Zoustar

3f Valetudo (ex Moons Of Jupiter)

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