Sires With Winners - Wednesday April 2

Breednet - Wednesday April 2

Here is the full list of 42 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Pride of Dubai

Pride Of Dubai
3g Dubai Rockin (ex Arlington Rock)
3f Effusiv (ex Streetcar Express)
All Too Hard
4g Gruelling (ex Jacinta)
Alpine Eagle
4m Alpine Joy (ex Detonation)
Brazen Beau
2c Elite Beau (ex Burgoyne)
Charm Spirit
4g The Charm (ex Ajourne)
Complacent
6g Casual Connection (ex Casual Fling)
Deep Field
5g Peperoncino (ex Pepperano)
Derryn
5m Good Spot (ex Elle Tresor)
Dissident
5m She'sadare (ex Sassy Tycoon)
Dundeel
2c Is It Spectacular (ex Is What It Is)
Eminent
3f Lady Georgiana (ex Stratum Strikes)
Exosphere
3g Smart Energy (ex Anglissa)
Foxwedge
6g Bianco Vilano (ex Cap Bianco)
I Am Invincible
3g Jahangir (ex Prom Queen)
Kermadec
4g Mountain Chatter (ex Miss Chatter)
Ole Kirk (First Season)
2g Legacy Bound (ex Sanaya)
Outreach
5g Wondereach (ex One Cat Wonder)
Overshare
4m Sharendipity (ex Wings Of An Angel)
Pariah
4m Quiseen (ex Change Of Class)
Pierata (Second Season)
3f November Air (ex Chickaletta)
Preferment
5g Musgrave (ex No Finer Dame)
Press Statement
5g Little Chicago (ex Miss Blevitone)
Prized Icon
4g Good Prize (ex Double Good)
Rageese
5g He's Classic (ex Ali Choux)
Redwood
4g Jack Crabb (ex Up And Up)
Reliable Man
3f Esperanza (ex Repeat)
Rubick
4g Onlychanceweget (ex Iceland Turf Belle)
Sea The Stars
5g Muktamil (ex Intisaar)
Snippetson
4g Uukhai (ex War Blossom)
Snitzel
4m Yankee One (ex Sense Of Hite)
So You Think
5g Scalextrics (ex Slots)
Star Witness
5m La Signora Dane (ex Lady Dane)
Strasbourg (Second Season)
3f Coco Pop (ex Sweeter Than Honey)
Super Seth (Second Season)
3g Engine Room (ex Mary D'or)
Tivaci
3g American Wolf (ex Zelitist)
Trapeze Artist
4m Sandwina (ex Bionic Girl)
Unite And Conquer (Second Season)
3f Polyvanova (ex Snow Fields)
Valentia
4g Novela (ex Episode Star)
War Chant
3g Flagship (ex Rodeo Drive)
Xtravagant
3g Xceptional Fella (ex Murials Spirit)
Zoustar
3c Tuned (ex Jestajingle)
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