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Sires With Winners - Monday May 26

Breednet - Monday May 26

Here is the full list of 26 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Shamus Award

Deep Field
3f Chocolate Box (ex Chocolicious)
Mornington
3f Lunaite (ex Reginae)
Newcastle
Shamus Award
3g Dual Award (ex Vincitore)
Mornington
3g Sammaan City (ex Vivacity)
Beaudesert
American Pharoah
4m Queen Beira (ex Montana Flight)
Mornington
Blue Point (Second Season)
3f Blue Willow (ex Anamato)
Newcastle
Dissident
4g Crusader Kings (ex Scarlet Vanhara)
Bathurst
Dundeel
5g Bengal Boy (ex Bengal Angel)
Newcastle
Epaulette
7g French Marine (ex Mystic)
Newcastle
Exceed And Excel
3g Pratt (ex Red Hearts)
Newcastle
Flying Artie
6m Painite (ex Pollywagon)
Bathurst
Grunt
4m Gidday Gidday (ex Ghadaayer)
Beaudesert
Hellbent
4g Second Fix (ex Dara Seans)
Mornington
Per Incanto
4m Prima Bella (ex Brah Spring)
Newcastle
Pierata (Second Season)
3f Sun Setting (ex Carribean Sunset)
Mornington
Rageese
6g Badgers Nuts (ex Crystalline)
Beaudesert
Ribchester
4g Stonegate Lane (ex Hy Fuji)
Bathurst
Snitzel
3g Vacillation (ex Indecision)
Beaudesert
Spill The Beans
6m Crymenotears (ex Here No Tears)
Beaudesert
Tarzino
3f Bearings (ex Mapmaker)
Newcastle
Teofilo
5g Smelter (ex Flute Enchante)
Beaudesert
Toronado
3f Stahnado (ex Colestah)
Mornington
Vancouver
4g Canadian Express (ex Irish Dream)
Beaudesert
Xtravagant
3g Mal Coupe (ex Enter)
Bathurst
Yes Yes Yes (Second Season)
2f All The Way Mae (ex Ottamae)
Newcastle
Zed
6g Affluential (ex Opulence)
Mornington
Zoustar
3f Barbie Star (ex Ready To Prophet)
Beaudesert
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