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Sires With Winners - Tuesday December 3

Breednet - Tuesday December 3

Here is the full list of 26 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Better Than Ready

Better Than Ready
3f I'lltellyouso (ex Katie Did It)
Cairns
4m Te Pani (ex Did You Wink)
Dubbo
Dundeel
4m Deebuz (ex Absolute Pleasure)
Dubbo
7g Eco Warrior (ex Frim And Frome)
Bendigo
Highland Reel
3f Beautiful Jewel (ex Point Piper)
Bendigo
3g Sotomayor (ex Springalon)
Bendigo
I Am Invincible
5g Irresistible Force (ex Trail Of Secrets)
Cairns
5g Where's The Fire (ex Vienna Miss)
Taree
Zoustar
4g Boom Boom Ray (ex Bulbula)
Bendigo
4m Zoubeauty (ex Sovereign Diamond)
Taree
Alpine Eagle
4g Sacred Eagle (ex God Bless Us)
Bendigo
Cable Bay
5m Ms Reeves (ex Ondina)
Dubbo
Dane Shadow
5g Shadow Shot (ex Opera's Aim)
Dubbo
Hallowed Crown
5g Lidder Valley (ex Lonhgeline)
Cairns
Harry Angel
3c Keadool (ex Turramurra)
Dubbo
Heroic Valour
5g Fodor (ex Lavender Hill)
Cairns
Impending
5m Impending Shadow (ex Our Lona)
Bendigo
Lonhro
3g Skogafoss (ex Spring Waterfall)
Cairns
Press Statement
4g Oakfield Peewee (ex Oakfield Duchess)
Taree
Ribchester
5g Chesteray (ex Sweet Nothings)
Taree
Rubick
6m Rubi Air (ex Hairy)
Dubbo
Shamardal
8g Hongkong Harmony (ex Patronising)
Taree
Shooting To Win
4m Idol Shot (ex Idol)
Taree
Sooboog
4g Dazzling Sky (ex Sky Dazzle)
Bendigo
Supido
3g Calido Magic (ex Malea Magic)
Taree
Toronado
4g Lochlorian (ex Truth On Toe)
Bendigo
Town Of Dragon
5m Himashi (ex Northern Act)
Dubbo
Winning Rupert
5g Jemeldi (ex Schipper)
Cairns
Xtravagant
6g Herne Hill (ex Lupino)
Cairns
Your Song
6g Big Me (ex Miss Eisenstadt)
Bendigo
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