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Sires With Winners - Tuesday June 11

Breednet - Tuesday June 11

Here is the full list of 24 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Russian Revolution

Russian Revolution
2f Don't Russia (ex Kahlo)
Sale
3f Jojo Rabbit (ex Bar Queen Jojo)
Gatton
All Too Hard
4g Dictionary (ex Collins)
Sale
Astern
3f Irish Gypsy (ex Gypsy Snitz)
Gatton
Bobby's Kitten
5g I'm Dynamite (ex Lady Rochford)
Sale
Caravaggio
4m Miss Cartel (ex Escobar)
Scone
Castledale
4g Struck Gold (ex Gold Charm)
Sale
Churchill
3g South Of India (ex Minnesota)
Scone
Dubawi
4m Clear Thinking (ex Sweet Idea)
Scone
Flying Artie
4g Hayaku (ex Misso)
Gatton
Headwater
4g Toba (ex Pearls For Me)
Gatton
I Am Invincible
3f Lights Of Paradise (ex Rose Of Choice)
Scone
Mr Martini
4g Sunday Bell (ex Family Choice)
Scone
Panzer Division
5g Who Ever Thought (ex Empress Regnant)
Scone
Real Steel (Second Season)
3g Regatta (ex Arleigh)
Scone
Rebel Raider
4g Little Jack (ex Magooey)
Sale
Ribchester
3g Krakarib (ex Skagerrak)
Gatton
Savabeel
6g The Mighty Spar (ex O'dianne)
Sale
Scissor Kick
5m Rothrock (ex Hussy Miss)
Scone
Sebring
7g Sky Hero (ex Madame Flurry)
Sale
So You Think
7g Treasured Crown (ex Jewelled)
Sale
Spirit Of Boom
4g Dwindling Spirit (ex Dwindle)
Gatton
Written Tycoon
6g Writtle (ex Little Favours)
Gatton
Zacinto
5g Smiling Zac (ex Pearly Whites)
Gatton
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