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Sires With Winners - Thursday April 24

Breednet - Thursday April 24

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

Headwater

Headwater
3f Kaytee Wisdom (ex Animal Spirits)
Ipswich
3g Simply Just (ex Kachiko)
Bendigo
I Am Invincible
3g Jahangir (ex Prom Queen)
Bendigo
3f Madame Maserati (ex Smart Coupe)
Pakenham
Street Boss
2g Latin Boss (ex Latin Spirit)
Pakenham
2f Sukeban (ex Armed For Action)
Tamworth
Toronado
3f All Business (ex Scamper)
Pakenham
4g Jakivy (ex Stiletto Rock)
Pakenham
Alabama Express (Second Season)
3f This One Time (ex Zauberflote)
Tamworth
Ardrossan
3g Taken (ex Katherine Wright)
Pakenham
Astern
3g Tainui (ex Tide)
Tamworth
Bel Esprit
4m Ichiberu (ex Itchy Ears)
Bendigo
Castelvecchio (Second Season)
3f Elizabass (ex Varsity Blues)
Bendigo
Churchill
5g Gift Of Oratory (ex Belle Famille)
Bendigo
Contributer
3f Vivacissimo (ex Il Rosso)
Pakenham
Frosted
4g Arctic Legend (ex Townsings Lass)
Tamworth
Holler
4m Rockbarton Shout (ex Lacasa Maria Rosa)
Albury
Invincible Spirit
4m Gin Baba (ex Baba Ghanouj)
Bendigo
Magnus
3g Sargeant Stan (ex Whitney)
Albury
Ocean Park
4g Major Makeover (ex Glam Slam)
Tamworth
Pierro
4m Pappiana (ex St Issey)
Tamworth
Shaft
7g Unique Prince (ex April Rose)
Albury
Shamus Award
3f Sister Shay (ex Super Sister)
Albury
So You Think
5g Itsukushima (ex Barchetta)
Bendigo
Starcraft
3f Jato (ex Rahveel)
Albury
Stratum Star
4g Chandon Star (ex Misasio)
Tamworth
Tavistock
5g Name Dropper (ex Mandy O'reilly)
Tamworth
Winning Rupert
4g Jannik (ex Secret Morning)
Albury
Your Song
5m Egerton (ex Atlantic Gold)
Pakenham
Zousain (Second Season)
3g Zou Big Boy (ex Fastattack)
Ipswich
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