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Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 6

Breednet - Tuesday May 6

Here is the full list of 30 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

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4m Get Funky (ex Pieetys)
Hawera
4g Roweiner's Dance (ex Roweiner)
Townsville
Barbados
6m The Maggstar (ex De La Cruz)
Bendigo
Brutal (Second Season)
2g Costabit (ex Costa Viva)
Kembla Grange
Complacent
5g Highly Lethal (ex Polaset)
Hawera
Deep Field
4g Recruiter (ex Find Joy)
Townsville
Dundeel
3g Mamuno (ex Flying Bliss)
Bendigo
El Roca
7g Old Town Road (ex Malaya)
Hawera
Ferrando
2g Spandeedo (ex Our Little Rippa)
Hawera
Ghibellines
3g Meloni (ex Pania)
Hawera
Gold Standard
5g Crown Crusher (ex Gripsholm Castle)
Bendigo
I Am Invincible
4g Kidston (ex Metaphorical)
Townsville
Justify
3f Proven Soul (ex Limbo Soul)
Bendigo
Magnus
4m Diamond Indaruf (ex Purple Butterfly)
Bendigo
Ocean Park
3g Ozam's Razor (ex Shanzam)
Bendigo
Our Royal Egyptian
3f Egypitian's Reward (ex Idoican)
Kembla Grange
Pariah
3g The Honey Badger (ex Taste Of Honey)
Townsville
Preferment
5g Taupo Dancer (ex Haafra Head)
Hawera
Prized Icon
4g Good Prize (ex Double Good)
Kembla Grange
Proisir
6m Royal Flower (ex Ishidanzin)
Hawera
Russian Revolution
3f Pleasing (ex Happy Street)
Hawera
Shalaa
3f Flying Embers (ex Fire Gully)
Kembla Grange
Shocking
3f Shockletz (ex Zelt)
Bendigo
Smart Missile
3g That's It (ex All That Is)
Townsville
Star Turn
4g Turn Bird (ex Miss Imagica)
Townsville
Swear
4m Pocket Size (ex Westend Magic)
Bendigo
Turffontein
5m Let's Go Again (ex Numbers)
Kembla Grange
Winning Rupert
3g Dashing Rupert (ex Ringstrasse)
Kembla Grange
Wrote
5m Unscripted (ex Brookbars)
Hawera
Yes Yes Yes (Second Season)
3g Livin' Thing (ex Electric Light)
Kembla Grange
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