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Sires With Winners - Tuesday February 25

Breednet - Tuesday February 25

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

Capitalist

Capitalist

3f Bremel (ex Divided House)

3g Full Metal Jacket (ex Crystal Wand)

Stratum Star

6m Magic Shannon (ex Oak Park Shannon)

5g Stratum Chief (ex Dame Elisabeth)

Better Than Ready

3f Better Acres (ex So You Believe)

Delightful Choice

7g Delightful Journey (ex Ultimate Journey)

Dissident

6m In Spades (ex Spirit Of Soul)

Epaulette

4g Prince Kuro (ex Pantheress)

Fastnet Rock

4g Mariota (ex Oregon's Day)

Grunt

4g Akicita (ex Little Indian)

I Am Invincible

3f Duck Egg Blue (ex Surf Poet)

Iffraaj

4g British Poet (ex The Kipling Girl)

Justify

3f Amreekiyah (ex Marianne)

Lonhro

4g Limero (ex Limealicious)

No Nay Never

5g Sizzler (ex Siren)

Pierro

7g Letmeletgo (ex Faith Hill)

Ribchester

4m Montigo Bay (ex Star Of The Ring)

Sooboog

5m Mischievous Molly (ex Creating Mischief)

Supido

4g Uncle Moonlight (ex Tobebetter)

Tassort (Second Season)

3g Bourtange (ex Paper Chaser)

Time Test

4m Proved (ex Out To Impress)

Tosen Stardom

4m Hey Bella (ex Eagles Destiny)

Trapeze Artist

4g Phantom Flight (ex Yosei)

Vadamos

4m Be Quiet (ex High Tranquility)

Vancouver

3g Cultural Spirit (ex Solid Bullet)

Wandjina

5g Wandjad (ex Luxury)

Written Tycoon

3g Gambino (ex Relargo)

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