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Sires With Winners - Thursday July 11

Breednet - Thursday July 11

Here is the full list of 44 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

So You Think

So You Think

3g No Brainer (ex Miss Strezelecki)

4m Power Flash (ex Power O'raylee)

4g Scalextrics (ex Slots)

King's Troop

3g King's Artillery (ex Puteri Jewel)

4g Trooper Phoenix (ex Flirtatious)

Magnus

3g Magnasonic (ex Disco Riffic)

4m Sasqualah (ex Lorna's Lass)

Merchant Navy

3g Maritime Man (ex So Pristine)

4g Ocean Honour (ex Isle Of Capri)

Sacred Falls

6m Lady Performer (ex Peak Performer)

5g Nightfall (ex Lady Of The House)

Spirit Of Boom

5m Campai (ex Tonkatsu)

2f Moulin Miss (ex Je Suis Tycoon)

Tarzino

4m Flamingo Beach (ex Lady Mulroy)

3f Tenniel (ex Wonderland)

Caravaggio

4m Miss Cartel (ex Escobar)

Churchill

4g Bertie (ex Nancy)

Deep Field

3f Dreamzel (ex Live To Dream)

Dissident

4m Covert Rose (ex Antique Rose)

Epaulette

3f Nightingale (ex Birdsong)

Fabulous

5g Trainwreck (ex Patience)

God Has Spoken

5m Queen Of Jerusalem (ex Always Sunday)

Hallowed Crown

2f She's All Sass (ex Operetta Lass)

Jakkalberry

6g Jack In The Box (ex True Power)

Justify (Second Season)

3g Explicable (ex Lake Geneva)

Keano

4m Rosesrred (ex Sequel)

Lonhro

3f Sledding (ex Cool Passion)

Medaglia D'oro

6g The Catch (ex Curtana)

Nicconi

5m Cupid's Kiss (ex Romance Writer)

Omaha Beach (First Season)

2g Band Of Brothers (ex Medgrinda)

Ouqba

8g Costa Del Santo (ex Testa Altezza)

Outreach

4m Unreachable (ex Terhaab)

Pluck

3g Pluckten (ex Vanetta)

Pride Of Dubai

2f Pride To Follow (ex Zarock)

Redente

5g Ultimate Kiss (ex Ellakeira)

Reliable Man

3g Bluestone (ex Daleela)

Rich Enuff

2c The Heir (ex We'll Never Know)

Rubick

6g Titan Star (ex Sporty Spur)

Russian Revolution

2g Inception (ex Imaginative)

Snitzel

3g Yorkshire (ex Chanteline)

Sooboog

2g Sujeed (ex Armidale Princess)

Squamosa

3g New Expression (ex Hidden Dreams)

Street Boss

3f Rockabilly Rebel (ex Text'n Hurley)

Supido

3f Fugitiva (ex Velocano)

Tivaci

3f Wuruhi (ex Hope So)

Toronado

3g Touretto (ex Joyano)

Turffontein

4g Thisismyturf (ex Miss Elsa)

War Decree

4g Opawa Jack (ex Serve De Aunt)

Wrote

5m Faustian Bargain (ex Falcrest)

Xtravagant

3g Sigsworth (ex Kariz)

Zoustar

3g Gogmagog (ex Infinite Love)

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