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Sires With Winners - Friday January 24

Breednet - Saturday January 25

Here is the full list of 56 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Zoustar

Smart Missile
4m Artissi (ex Shiny Shinka)
Murray Bridge Gh
5g Release Le Missile (ex Career)
Bowen
4m Super Impressive (ex Simply Impressive)
Port Macquarie
Spirit Of Boom
5g Golden Boom (ex Golden Falls)
Gold Coast LR
4g He Goes Boom (ex Now You See)
Bowen
4g Hyde Park (ex Iamhere)
Bowen
Zoustar
4g Gold Academy (ex Yattarna)
Bowen
4h Schwarz (ex Summer Sham)
Moonee Valley Gr2
4g Texas Fireball (ex Texas Dancer)
Gold Coast
Alpine Eagle
3f Last Tremble (ex Tycoon Gypsy)
Launceston
4m Unique Eagle (ex Double Unique)
Launceston
Harry Angel
4g Action King (ex Arabian Gift)
Gold Coast
3f Divine Justice (ex Velocitea)
Kilmore
Headwater
5g Oakeys Choice (ex Ms Wicked Wanda)
Queanbeyan
4m Ocean Alps (ex Swiss Alps)
Gold Coast
Invader
5g Dark Vador (ex Miss Cosmetic)
Port Macquarie
4m Invasive Dreams (ex Ghalia's Dream)
Port Macquarie
Mikki Isle
4m Soho Sushi (ex Miss Manhattan)
Queanbeyan
5g Tookay Pete (ex Trilogy)
Murray Bridge Gh
Rothesay
3g Rocky Reward (ex Rich Reward)
Gold Coast
4g Rothsphene (ex Sphene)
Gold Coast
Toronado
5m Piwhane (ex Our Spirits Bay)
Murray Bridge Gh
5m Queen Air (ex Rain Cloud)
Gold Coast
Akeed Mofeed
5g Elliotto (ex Elzette)
Murray Bridge Gh
American Pharoah
4g My Shalom (ex Opalize)
Queanbeyan
Bawaardi
4g All Powered Up (ex Lily Of The West)
Bowen
Better Than Ready
4g Robust Boy (ex Ultimo)
Bowen
Blue Point (Second Season)
3f Tonkin (ex Gridelin)
Moonee Valley
Bon Hoffa
6g Documentary (ex Morecora)
Moonee Valley
Boulder City
4m Expeetee (ex Regal Attack)
Moonee Valley
Calyx (Second Season)
3g Likeakalix (ex Like A Song)
Launceston LR
Capitalist
4m Spurline (ex Crystal Spur)
Queanbeyan
Casino Prince
4g Forbidden Riff (ex Skim)
Queanbeyan
Deep Field
4g Flashbang (ex The Grey Flash)
Kilmore
Exceed And Excel
3g Formal (ex Wedding Veil)
Port Macquarie
Fastnet Rock
4m Inez (ex Bring Me Roses)
Kilmore
Fiorente
5g Fagin (ex L'inquisitor)
Moonee Valley
Highland Reel
5g Highland Blaze (ex Bells Of Troy)
Moonee Valley
Jimmy Creed
4m Dimora Queen (ex Is It A Mosquito)
Kilmore
Le Havre
4m Savilla (ex Savina)
Kilmore
Menari
5g Ferrari Man (ex Iron Mizz)
Queanbeyan
Nicconi
4g Sound Of Jura (ex Jurasound)
Kilmore
No Nay Never
5g Captain Nay (ex Powerplay)
Queanbeyan
Overshare
4g Scarletti (ex Courtly Diva)
Launceston
Per Incanto
4g Oak Hill (ex Isstoora)
Moonee Valley
Press Statement
3f Thormendous Miss (ex Selenite)
Bowen
Pride Of Dubai
4m Jamacri (ex Valuchy)
Port Macquarie
Ready For Victory
6m Blistering (ex Yasey San)
Moonee Valley
Rebel Dane
3g Rebel Johnny (ex Braeview Miss)
Murray Bridge Gh
Rock Hero
7g Speed Rock (ex Speed Queen)
Launceston
Rubick
3f Tan Tat Rubi (ex Tan Tat Bel)
Kilmore
Sacred Falls
5g Macedonian Marvel (ex Cool Sheets)
Kilmore
Sebring Sun
5g Sumo Fish (ex Lily Bear)
Port Macquarie
Sidestep
8m Hateech (ex Scatcat)
Murray Bridge Gh
Siyouni
5m Lily Luella (ex Princess Nia)
Launceston
So You Think
3g Bodhi Boy (ex No Doubt Ma'am)
Port Macquarie
Stratosphere
3g Dadandhisgirls (ex Octangle)
Launceston
Super One
4g Craig's One (ex Googol Pi)
Port Macquarie
Tassort (Second Season)
3f Nextonixs (ex Musicmaker)
Murray Bridge Gh
Thronum
3g Pony Soprano (ex Drei Marg)
Port Macquarie
Trapeze Artist
3f Soho Artist (ex Soho Ruby)
Queanbeyan
Turn Me Loose
4m Turned Loose (ex Desert Fairy)
Murray Bridge Gh
U S Navy Flag
4m Flying Yank (ex Guessed)
Murray Bridge Gh
Wordsmith
8g And Beyond (ex Privada)
Launceston
Written By
4m Elegantly Written (ex Isn't She Elegant)
Launceston
Written Tycoon
3g Anson Bay (ex Awasita)
Gold Coast
Your Song
6g No Love Lost (ex Solar Verde)
Bowen
Zululand
5g Zulu Angel (ex Oxy Angel)
Launceston
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