Sires With Winners - Monday June 9

Breednet - Monday June 9

Here is the full list of 37 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Zoustar

Zoustar
3g Barbray (ex Sempre Libera)
2f Pillow Fight (ex Slumber Party)
4g Texas Fireball (ex Texas Dancer)
Ocean Park
3f Moana Kohala (ex Mawzoona)
3g Moana's Fortune (ex Fortune's Choice)
Rubick
4m Rubydoo (ex Oh Miss Scarlett)
5g World Alliance (ex Global Anthem)
Anacheeva
5m Fay's Angels (ex Mo Vo)
Better Than Ready
3g Remlap Kava (ex New Wings)
Capitalist
3f Always Enuff (ex Enuff Effort)
Cosmic Force (Second Season)
3f Mia Ballerina (ex Ballet Society)
Deep Field
4m Keep Your Cool (ex Cool Trade)
Dundeel
3g Vice Regis (ex Elegant Composure)
Encryption
4g Condor (ex Love In Spring)
Foxwedge
3g Garcon Renard (ex Naughty Moments)
Impending
5m Impending Diamond (ex Cullemmy's Diamond)
Justify
4g Justice Served (ex Savvy Coup)
Manhattan Rain
3g Everain (ex Every Faith)
Maurice
2f Ethereum Girl (ex Moonchild)
Merchant Navy
4m Divas Reign (ex Divisible)
Night Of Thunder
4g La Fracas (ex Fairy Dancer)
Panzer Division
6g Who Ever Thought (ex Empress Regnant)
Pariah
3g The Honey Badger (ex Taste Of Honey)
Pierro
4g Perovic (ex Breakfast In Bed)
Russian Revolution
4m Foursomes (ex Mirjulisa Lass)
Savabeel
4g Captain Electric (ex My Central)
Shalaa
4g Resurrected (ex Bacarella)
Showtime
3g Showrunner (ex Khameela)
Sir Prancealot
5g Sir Lord (ex Danzeround The Sun)
Smart Missile
7g Smart Image (ex Shared Reflections)
Snitzel
5g Snitzaroo (ex Kangarilla Joy)
So You Think
3g Dark Simba (ex Salina)
Super One
5g Premium Star (ex Mariana Sunset)
Territories
3g Wild Wild West (ex Brave Journey)
The Autumn Sun
2c Autumn Boy (ex Rosegarden)
Trusting
8g Old Timing Man (ex Midget Hill)
Under The Louvre
4g Under Twenty Two (ex Kitty Cotswold)
War Decree
5g Warm Breeze (ex Take Fire)
Written Tycoon
6g The Great Houdini (ex Sarzameen)
Your Song
4m Hidden Melody (ex In Hiding)
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