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Sires With Winners - Tuesday January 7

Breednet - Tuesday January 7

Here is the full list of 31 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Tassort had an impressive 2YO winner at Ipswich.

American Pharoah
3g Thebes (ex Queen Of Sheba)
Taree
Ardrossan
4g Sako (ex Miss Maren)
Ruakaka
Astern
4g Toy Story (ex Pixible)
Taree
Atomic
4m Final Countdown (ex Sophie's Finale)
Hamilton
Darci Brahma
5m Pure Delight (ex Leigh Valley)
Ruakaka
Dubious (Second Season)
3g Deputize (ex Thisisus)
Ipswich
Epaulette
5g Octahedron (ex Octantis)
Hamilton
Exceed And Excel
8g All Hunky Dory (ex Callistan)
Taree
Fighting Sun
6g Fighting Magnus (ex Miss Magnus)
Taree
Foxwedge
9g Sanctimonious (ex Off The Canvas)
Hamilton
Heroic Valour
5g Never Give Up (ex Virginia Plain)
Ipswich
Jimmy Creed
4m Dimora Queen (ex Is It A Mosquito)
Hamilton
National Defense
3g Facundo (ex Gris Dame)
Ipswich
Needs Further
4m Buddong (ex Mont De Loir)
Hamilton
Overshare
5g Perfect Dividends (ex I Got A Turbo)
Ruakaka
Per Incanto
3f Graphic (ex Lithograph)
Ruakaka
Power
5m Chemiosmosis (ex Ultrazonal)
Ipswich
Proisir
3g Carisbrooke Castle (ex Third Time Lucky)
Ruakaka
Rubick
7g Zaru (ex Zaboss)
Taree
Savabeel
4g Ioane (ex Got It)
Ipswich
Shamus Award
3f Cradle Of Jazz (ex Kansas City)
Hamilton
Showtime
3g Show 'Em Howl (ex Let 'em Howl)
Taree
Super One
4m Floss's One (ex Divine Stryke)
Taree
Sweynesse
3f Mirabella (ex Isola Bella)
Ruakaka
Tassort (Second Season)
2f Wollzeile (ex Figlmuller)
Ipswich
Telperion
4m Let It Begin (ex So It Begins)
Ruakaka
The Autumn Sun
4m Autumn Miss (ex Travessia)
Ipswich
Toronado
3f Suntora (ex Kansas Sunflower)
Hamilton
Turffontein
4m Divine Turf (ex Divine Rubi)
Hamilton
Xtravagant
3g Tikiroo (ex Blizzardly)
Taree
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