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Sires With Winners - Thursday January 16

Breednet - Thursday January 16

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

Spirit of Boom

Spirit Of Boom
4m Heyoka (ex Lady Sioux)
Beaudesert
5g Whistling Spirit (ex Foxwhistle)
Beaudesert
A Lot
3g Net Zero (ex Mystic Pindan)
Bunbury
Almanzor
4g Manzor Magic (ex Sunset Magic)
Bunbury
American Pharoah
3f Scillato (ex Supre)
Seymour
Ardrossan
3f Cardi Bee (ex Classyas)
Te Rapa
Belardo
3g Lachie (ex Sisterella)
Te Rapa
Better Than Ready
3f Becca (ex Goldslick)
Beaudesert
Contributer
3g Penman (ex Update)
Te Rapa
Encryption
3f Port River Billie (ex Kemsrey)
Beaudesert
Free Eagle
5m Hi Jules (ex Pretty Composed)
Beaudesert
Hellbent
3g Heaving (ex Heartlings)
Seymour
Kermadec
4m Katerini (ex Oriental Lady)
Beaudesert
Mongolian Khan
4g Hakata Bay (ex Dawninsky)
Te Rapa
Rageese
4m Blackwaterfoot (ex Libraries)
Te Rapa
Redoute's Choice
5g Makalu (ex Mount Zero)
Seymour
Russian Revolution
4m Sanctions (ex Onecatstoomany)
Bunbury
Safeguard
4g My Be Lad (ex Binky Toy)
Bunbury
Satono Aladdin
5g Desert Mystic (ex Etosha Lass)
Te Rapa
Shamus Award
3g Spillane (ex Recoinage)
Seymour
Shooting To Win
3f Shoot To Fame (ex Furious Dame)
Bunbury
Smart Missile
5g Smart Action (ex Danagall)
Beaudesert
Swiss Ace
4m Detain (ex Sainted)
Te Rapa
Tassort (Second Season)
2f Bliss Bomb (ex Ready Cuz)
Seymour
The Autumn Sun
4g Northeasterly (ex Pristino)
Te Rapa
Too Darn Hot (Second Season)
3g Charcoals (ex Aquila Solitaria)
Seymour
Turffontein
4g Rolihlahla (ex Oamaru Rose)
Seymour
Vancouver
4g Our Couver (ex Majesty)
Seymour
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