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Sires With Winners - Tuesday April 15

Breednet - Tuesday April 15

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

Denman

Delago Deluxe
7g Big Day Out (ex Hot Show)
Seymour
7g Nikody's Diego (ex Appear)
Armidale
Denman
5m Borrowed Luck (ex Life's Lottery)
Armidale
5g Skates On (ex Can't Skate)
Armidale
Written Tycoon
3g Colophon (ex Viennese Star)
Kembla Grange
3g Iron Hawk (ex Lady Dynamo)
Kembla Grange
Adelaide
3f Fleetly (ex Frenze Hall)
Armidale
Akeed Mofeed
8g Inching Closer (ex Insurgent)
Townsville
Bull Point
4g Descending Mist (ex Holly Mist)
Armidale
Capitalist
2f Akaysha (ex Zingaling)
Kembla Grange
Cosmic Force (Second Season)
3g Nation Changing (ex Contrite Heart)
Armidale
Dubious (Second Season)
2g Carohvic (ex O'reilly's Charm)
Townsville
Flying Artie
3f Let's Fly (ex Aunt Mimi)
Kembla Grange
Gold Standard
4g Gold Relay (ex Relais Christine)
Seymour
Harry Angel
3f Bedtime Angel (ex Dreamtimes)
Seymour
Headwater
6g Tsunami Force (ex Sheer Pluck)
Townsville
Magnus
4m Whirlwind (ex Clouds Over Kalbar)
Seymour
Palentino
5g Acclimatise (ex Himalayan Queen)
Townsville
Pierro
5g Napa Valley (ex Zuzao)
Townsville
Redente
8g Posh I'm Not (ex I'm Posh)
Seymour
Rubick
4g Moonlight Gambler (ex Tumbling Dice)
Kembla Grange
Saxon Warrior
4m Wokou (ex Misty Rock)
Armidale
Shamus Award
5g Monaco Award (ex Typhoon Monaco)
Seymour
So You Think
3g Royal Hill (ex Lanesborough)
Seymour
St Jean
4g Half Yours (ex La Gazelle)
Seymour
Star Turn
4g Turn Bird (ex Miss Imagica)
Townsville
The Autumn Sun
3g Tact (ex Total Discretion)
Kembla Grange
Winning Rupert
5g Rubunkar (ex Secret Bond)
Townsville
Yes Yes Yes (Second Season)
3f Oui Oui Oui (ex Buon Auspicio)
Kembla Grange
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