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Sires With Winners - Monday June 17

Breednet - Monday June 17

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

Bel Esprit

Bel Esprit
4g Duel Venture (ex Raving Beauty)
Pakenham Syn
4g Theo's Choice (ex Wonderer)
Wagga
Adelaide
4m Tincity (ex Tinmine)
Wagga
All Too Hard
4g Tough Judge (ex Magistra)
Wagga
American Pharoah
3f Pharoah's Daughter (ex Queen Of Zealand)
Pakenham Syn
Bobby's Kitten
5m Lipstick Swing (ex Hey Cheryl)
Wagga
Bon Hoffa
7g Bonvalante (ex Kapvalante)
Wagga
Charge Forward
4g Declutter (ex Danshari)
Muswellbrook
Charm Spirit
4g Montjeuify (ex Driven Force)
Pakenham Syn
Deep Field
3g Milo (ex It's A Myth)
Pakenham Syn
Dundeel
4g Absolute Deel (ex Absolution)
Pakenham Syn
Exceedance (First Season)
2f Etude (ex Sangita)
Muswellbrook
Fiorente
3g Fiorsum Fred (ex Evasive)
Muswellbrook
Hellbent
3f Bangetta (ex Elimbari)
Muswellbrook
Impending
4m Unlimited Magic (ex Marli Magic)
Pakenham Syn
Prized Icon (Second Season)
3g Stay Tuned (ex Wyendra)
Wagga
Real Impact
5g Rapid Impact (ex Princess Aria)
Muswellbrook
Scissor Kick
5m Lake Mac Lily (ex Aunt Liberty)
Muswellbrook
Star Witness
3f Twinkle Van Winkle (ex O'hara)
Pakenham Syn
Swear
3f Pocket Size (ex Westend Magic)
Pakenham Syn
Wanted
6g Outlaw Ned (ex Princess Kachia)
Wagga
Written Tycoon
4g Rebellion Style (ex Reemah)
Muswellbrook
Zoustar
4g Clock Strikes (ex Cinderellas Secret)
Pakenham Syn
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