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Sires With Winners - Thursday August 15

Breednet - Thursday August 15

Here is the full list of 25 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pierro

Pierro
4m Antique Star (ex Antique Belle)
Bunbury
7g Letmeletgo (ex Faith Hill)
Rockhampton
5g More Likely (ex Delicacy)
Bunbury
5g Pepperdine (ex Our Miss Jones)
Rockhampton
Justify
3f Gi Gi Pops (ex So You Merge)
Bunbury
4m Just Glamourous (ex Global Glamour)
Newcastle
Playing God
6g Advanced (ex Oriel)
Bunbury
4g Playball (ex Hallowell Angel)
Bunbury
So You Think
4m Brain Fog (ex Raquia)
Rockhampton
4g Correct Choice (ex Celebrities Choice)
Bunbury
Americain
5m Americain Miss (ex Miss Reveal)
Terang
Astern
5m She's Ternacious (ex Beaudacious)
Terang
Camelot
5g Denmark (ex Board Meeting)
Newcastle
Choisir
6g Lease (ex Ume)
Newcastle
De Shamekh
5m Little Miss Belle (ex Bulletin Belle)
Rockhampton
Dracarys
3f Regina D'italia (ex Jardine)
Terang
Encryption
4g Call To Glory (ex Giroux)
Terang
Epaulette
7g French Marine (ex Mystic)
Newcastle
Eurozone
8g Santorini Summer (ex Fast And Loose)
Rockhampton
Fiorente
5m Bellakai (ex Kirra Sand)
Terang
Flying Artie
6g Bourbon Flyer (ex Kentucky Miss)
Newcastle
Hellbent
4g Hellish (ex Andromache)
Rockhampton
Inference
5m Inferencia (ex Forever Ranga)
Newcastle
Jimmy Creed
5g Jimbrook (ex Brookton Heritage)
Terang
Jungle Cat
3g Scrub Chain (ex Miss Kindilan)
Rockhampton
King's Troop
5m Kings Flirt (ex Le Flirt)
Bunbury
Mongolian Khan
4g Khant Bee (ex Runny Honey)
Terang
Press Statement
3f Runranirun (ex Marju Rani)
Newcastle
Sacred Falls
7g Farag (ex Flightime)
Terang
Sebring
5m Brooklyn Dash (ex Union Street)
Newcastle
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