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Sires With Winners - Tuesday July 30

Breednet - Tuesday July 30

Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Flying Artie

Deep Field
3f Exceed The Sky (ex Edita)
Kempsey
3g Sturty (ex Charge To Bank)
Bathurst
Flying Artie
4m Artiebett (ex Bettabet Red)
Bathurst
4g Gotta Fly (ex Late Spring)
Kempsey
American Pharoah
3g Damascus Gate (ex Caravan)
Bathurst
Ardrossan (Second Season)
3f Touchofclass (ex Almasa)
Rockhampton
Astern
4m Lady Dumont (ex Madame Moustache)
Ballarat Syn
Bel Esprit
5g Victory's Ghost (ex Satin Dream)
Rockhampton
Better Than Ready
3f Silverado Miss (ex Count The Silver)
Rockhampton
Blue Point (First Season)
2g Centre Square (ex Showy Zoe)
Ballarat Syn
Bon Aurum
3g Green Pineapple (ex Maddison Carissa)
Bathurst
Brave Smash (Second Season)
3g Rush Attack (ex Sponsored)
Kempsey
Capitalist
3f Picasso's Dream (ex Outsider Art)
Bathurst
Churchill
4g Commando Jack (ex Flying Strike)
Bathurst
Epaulette
4g Eddy Street (ex Ajfaan)
Ballarat Syn
Holler
3f Kezza's Legacy (ex New Avenue)
Ballarat Syn
Magnus
5g Chargenlikapluma (ex Colourist)
Ballarat Syn
Pierro
4g Pepperdine (ex Our Miss Jones)
Rockhampton
Power
2f Power Of Katie (ex Emma Kate)
Rockhampton
Ready For Victory
4g Tradeworx (ex Say It In Song)
Ballarat Syn
Sacred Falls
3g Salamancas (ex Cruise Control)
Kempsey
Smart Missile
5m Smarter Than You (ex Hot Commodity)
Bathurst
Starspangledbanner
3f The Doll (ex Palomita)
Ballarat Syn
Super One
3f Floss's One (ex Divine Stryke)
Kempsey
Supido
3f Warrior Princess (ex Brunnhilde)
Bathurst
Trust In A Gust
5g Toomuchinformation (ex Not That Bushy)
Kempsey
Turn Me Loose
3f Timeonlees (ex Caramellos)
Ballarat Syn
Written Tycoon
4g Bencoolen (ex Stockton Abbey)
Rockhampton
Xtravagant
3g Sigsworth (ex Kariz)
Kempsey
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