◄Hong Kong Winners for Brave Smash and Hellbent

►Debutants Monday

Sires With Winners - Sunday April 13

Breednet - Monday April 14

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

Hellbent

Deep Field

4m Deep Discretion (ex On The Que Tee)

4g Parents' Love (ex National Anthem)

Hellbent

3g Ahren (ex Belhamage)

4m Helluva Soiree (ex Soiree)

Merchant Navy

5g Navy Sun (ex Kissed By The Sun)

3g With A Smile (ex Dreamtesta)

Puissance De Lune

6m Luna Cat (ex Gauze)

6g Skittish (ex National)

Savabeel

3g Assent (ex Consensus)

4g Force Of Nature (ex Elusive Nature)

Written Tycoon

3f Boss 'N' Highheels (ex Hell Or Highwater)

7g Wind Speeder (ex Rationality)

Akeed Mofeed

8m Salsbury Hill (ex Chinkara Dancer)

Almanzor

4g Poetic Justice (ex Prose Poem)

Animal Kingdom

6g Jungle Fever (ex Pyrography)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Brave Smash

4g Divano (ex Been Scene)

Brutal (Second Season)

2g The All Out (ex Sistabeel)

Capitalist

2f All Pink (ex Metza)

Demerit

6g Wasn't Me (ex Pin Snip)

Dubawi

8g Noonday Gun (ex Sky Lantern)

Epaulette

4g Luckett (ex Arohata)

Exceed And Excel

4g Gustosisimo (ex Kaniana)

Exceedance (Second Season)

3f Asmita (ex Metis)

Exosphere

5g Dream Winner (ex Longbeach Lucy)

God Has Spoken

3f Gav Has Spoken (ex Le Flirt)

Grunt

4g Hong Lok Golf (ex Sky Island)

Hello Youmzain (First Season)

2c Bulgari (ex O'naturelle)

Holler

3f Bon Holler (ex Our Bonnie Belle)

Honorius

6m Papal Miss (ex Miss Moguls)

Sunshine Coast Poly

I Am Invincible

6g I Am Lethal (ex Steps In Time)

Invader

4g Change The Date (ex Any Day Will Do)

Kingman

5g Ziryab (ex Reem)

Magna Grecia (Second Season)

3g Podargoni (ex Cornflower Blue)

Myboycharlie

6m Karman Line (ex World Away)

Ocean Park

8g Nature Boy (ex Elusive Elle)

Overshare

3g Olivershare (ex Tempting)

Playing God

5m Collective (ex Edition)

Power

4g Iron Power (ex Ferocious Katy)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Preferment

4g Winning Wing (ex Stand Firm)

Press Statement

4m Jewels Statement (ex Poppet's Treasure)

Proisir

4m Livid Sky (ex Lady Lucille)

Redwood

5g The Prophet (ex Telepathy)

Reliable Man

6g The Cunning Fox (ex Cross Rate)

Rubick

4m Group Chat (ex Stacey Lee)

Russian Revolution

2g Deekaygeebee (ex Dip Dye)

Sacred Falls

5m Sacred Mistress (ex Dancing Mistress)

Sessions

3f Queen Of Hawks (ex Imperial Hawk)

Shamus Award

5g Demon Award (ex Scavenger)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Shooting To Win

4g Zing To Win (ex Cold Fact)

Sooboog

4g Lone Force (ex Russian Classic)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Star Turn

3f Dupli Kate (ex Atom Eve)

Street Cry

10g Leaderboard (ex Flower Fairy)

Tavistock

6g Duke Of Bedford (ex Miralago)

The Autumn Sun

4g Another Zonda (ex Miss Marielle)

Too Darn Hot (Second Season)

2f Darn Hot Lady (ex Lightfeet Lady)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Vadamos

6g Vadarchie (ex Strictly Time)

Von Costa De Hero

6g Mister Businessman (ex Womby Princess)

Winning Rupert

3g Winning Emotions (ex Tears)

Wrote

3g Midnight Edition (ex Midnight Gossip)

Zousain (Second Season)

3g Desert Legend (ex Emirates Comfort)

Sunshine Coast Poly

Zoustar

5g Majorelle (ex Moroccan Rose)

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