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Sires With Winners - Thursday March 27

Breednet - Friday March 28

Here is the full list of 27 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Shamus Award

Savabeel
4g Hey Bro'unga (ex Chandelier)
Pakenham
3g San Gabriel (ex Pasadena)
Gosford
Shamus Award
3f Fluent (ex Guardian's Path)
Pakenham
3g Wimmera Star (ex Caesour's Deel)
Ararat
Written Tycoon
6g Dandruff (ex Luluoru)
Ararat
3f Written Scandal (ex Scandaleuse)
Gosford
American Pharoah
3f Oakfield Saturn (ex Moosirra)
Gosford
Blue Point (Second Season)
3g Steel Move (ex Flying Ice)
Pakenham
Brave Smash
2g Ten Pins (ex Voodoo Lady)
Townsville
Cable Bay
4g Maximum Power (ex Stored Energy)
Ararat
Cliff's Edge (Second Season)
3g Edges Diamond (ex Echo Diamond)
Ararat
Deep Field
5g Manavendra (ex Shinta Mani)
Albany
Delago Deluxe
3f Kalimna Views (ex Sistine Spirit)
Pakenham
Demerit
6g The Coolakin King (ex Wahkeena)
Albany
Divine Prophet
5m Maybe Divine (ex Toni May)
Albany
Dubious (Second Season)
3f Arguable (ex Secret's Sake)
Townsville
Gingerbread Man
3f Gingerbread Girl (ex I Am Boudica)
Albany
God Has Spoken
4g God Has Drifted (ex Queen Tori)
Albany
Gold Standard
5g Gage Roads (ex Royale Faux Pas)
Albany
Grunt
4m Trangoojahray (ex Dellamilia)
Pakenham
Invincible Spirit
4m Gin Baba (ex Baba Ghanouj)
Ararat
Merchant Navy
3f Marina Di Campo (ex Evo Campo)
Ararat
Night Of Thunder
4m Stealth Of Night (ex Stealth Missile)
Pakenham
Royal Meeting (Second Season)
3f Belcony (ex She's Cherryrype)
Pakenham
Rubick
5g Peel The Stickers (ex Boscobella)
Pakenham
Shalaa
4m Shalimar Moon (ex Romantic Moon)
Ararat
Snippetson
3f Snipperando (ex Pamando)
Albany
The Autumn Sun
3g Imperial State (ex Couronne)
Gosford
Vino Rosso (Second Season)
3g Prince Pinot (ex Kusha)
Ararat
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