Sires With Winners - Friday July 19

Breednet - Friday July 19

Here is the full list of 29 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Merchant Navy

Dream Ahead
6g Markwell Dreamer (ex Ballerina Girl)
5g Ruperts Red Rocket (ex Red Spot Special)
Jimmy Creed
5g Jimmy The Bear (ex Belvedere Road)
4g Joon Ho (ex Purrium)
Merchant Navy
4g Devgru (ex Zeal)
2f She Ours (ex Tokelau)
Pierro
4g Princeofnottingham (ex Miss Promiscuity)
3f Vermicella (ex Shemai)
Smart Missile
4m Lethal Lady (ex Madam Tilly)
6m Pianist (ex Play Just For Me)
Bon Hoffa
3f Wegotabetterhoffa (ex Black Sea Lady)
Brave Smash (Second Season)
3g Brave Action (ex Danseuse)
Brazen Beau
3g Power Beau (ex Catch That Cat)
Camelot
4m Pintura Rosa (ex Pink Paint)
Contributer
4m Slipstreaming (ex Jagersfontein)
Darci Brahma
8g Wonder Brahma (ex Myback)
Encryption (Second Season)
3g King Tarik (ex Tariks)
Epaulette
5g Eureka's Victory (ex Veesarme)
Extreme Choice
4g Extravagant Choice (ex Convention)
Kermadec
5g Indifference (ex Insouciance)
Kobayashi
3f Ran Na Lady (ex Don't Doubt Her)
Krupt
5g Head'em (ex Perfectly Poised)
Manhattan Rain
5g Big Apple (ex Antique)
Mendelssohn (Second Season)
3g Always Split Tens (ex Asadie)
More Than Ready
3g Redevance (ex Queenstown)
No Nay Never
3f Pop Quiz (ex Quizzed)
Performer (Second Season)
3g Cabral (ex Dora 'n' Boots)
Rubick
4g Huracanevo (ex Dashie Diva)
Sebring Sun
3f One Kind (ex Mantonant)
Star Witness
4g Thief By Night (ex Hilton Head)
Toronado
4m Keitany (ex Haraka Sana)
Winning Rupert
4g Cyclone Rupert (ex Wild Grace)
Zoustar
4g Crazy Brave (ex Rubi Dee)
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