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Sires With Winners - Wednesday July 31

Breednet - Wednesday July 31

Here is the full list of 50 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Deep Field

Deep Field

3g Battlefield (ex Mossin' Around)

3g Deep Respect (ex La Sevena)

4m Miss Icelandic (ex Iceland Turf Belle)

Sandown-Hillside

2g Winchester (ex Shared Reflections)

Sandown-Hillside

Toronado

4m Li'l Wonder (ex Li'l Cashy)

3f Ragga Ragga (ex Seagrove)

4m Tyusix (ex So Vital)

Universal Ruler

3g King Cartel (ex Miss Somebody)

3f Scorpion Ruler (ex Northerly Gale)

Almanzor

3g Nosferatu (ex Durack)

American Pharoah

4g American Phireball (ex Burndiniburn)

Brazen Beau

5m Sistine Explorer (ex Dora 'n' Boots)

Cable Bay

4m Ariarne (ex Versos De Amor)

Casino Prince

4g Surfers Royale (ex Myfavouritethings)

Charm Spirit

5g Ruach (ex Cissy Bowen)

Choisir

5m Adelaide Fever (ex Miss Adelaide)

Churchill

4m Charisse (ex Bring Cheer)

Sandown-Hillside

Dalghar

5g Carter Russell (ex Magic Memories)

Divine Prophet

5g I'm A Dreamer (ex Jardaa)

Dundeel

3g Shiny New Deel (ex Sparkle And Shine)

Sandown-Hillside

Exceed And Excel

3f Lost (ex Abduction)

Fiorente

7g Fizique (ex J'abeel)

God Has Spoken

5m Queen Of Jerusalem (ex Always Sunday)

Golden Horn

6g Golden Crusader (ex Ihsas)

Sandown-Hillside

Heroic Valour

3g Rokabye Warrior (ex Lullaby Lady)

I Am Invincible

4g Buillt (ex Caiguna)

I'm All The Talk

6g Mr Have A Chat (ex Living Colour)

Iffraaj

4m Divine Essence (ex Our Essence)

Kermadec

6m L'esperance Rock (ex Secret Women's Biz)

Lucky Street

2f Another Love (ex Happy)

Mongolian Khan

5m Khutulun Khan (ex Diamond Miss)

National Defense (Second Season)

3g Bravo Centurion (ex Comme Ca)

Nicconi

4m Serene Nic (ex Ningbo)

Nostradamus

4m Astromancer (ex Starlet)

Ocean Park

6g Sailor (ex Carib)

Oratorio

3g Wayne The Pain (ex La Mia Bella)

Pierro

4m Roadie (ex Outof The Question)

Sandown-Hillside

Power

6g Hit The Switch (ex Tillyfor)

Preferment

5g Tellemalie (ex Pippa Van Kip)

Pride Of Dubai

4g Futtaim (ex Jiayuguan)

Pure Champion

4g Muscovado (ex Browne Sugar)

Safeguard

4m Kiralui (ex Acclaimed)

Sebring

5m Hide Your Heart (ex Cautious)

Shalaa

4g Shakattak (ex Volcanic Eruption)

Shamexpress

4g Ocean Road (ex Queen Of Avalon)

Snitzel

3f Waimarie (ex Baltika)

Sandown-Hillside

So You Think

3g Made In Mexico (ex Black In Time)

Spirit Of Boom

2g Defiant Boom (ex Defiant Dame)

Staphanos (Second Season)

3f Sassy Lass (ex Artic Breeze)

Territories

3f Mist Of Dawn (ex Morning Fog)

Time Test

3g Bell Time Potae (ex Belvale)

Voila Ici

6h Nisko Tu (ex Gundooee Miss)

War

4g Jacobs Gate (ex Louisiana)

Written Tycoon

2c Iron Hawk (ex Lady Dynamo)

Zoustar

3g Regal Zeus (ex Quiet Kitten)

Sandown-Hillside

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