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Sires With Winners - Monday August 4

Breednet - Monday August 4

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

Manhattan Rain

Manhattan Rain
5g Newyork Missile (ex Snip Missile)
Wagga Riverside
4g Vagabond Hero (ex Karlesha)
Ballarat Syn
Akeed Mofeed
5m Flutterby (ex Butterfly Club)
Wagga Riverside
American Pharoah
6g Kentucky Nick (ex The Nickster)
Ballarat Syn
Bon Aurum
6g Villa Seventynine (ex Villa Albani)
Fannie Bay
Brazen Beau
5g Wild Beau (ex Wildenstein)
Fannie Bay
Farnan (Second Season)
3g Olatunde (ex Enide)
Ballarat Syn
Headwater
7g Rising Fire (ex Spiritriser Bean)
Fannie Bay
Hellbent
5g Devils Delight (ex Ammirata)
Fannie Bay
Holler
6g Bahama Bay (ex Treasure Island)
Fannie Bay
Mawingo
6g Kieffer (ex New Vision)
Fannie Bay
Myboycharlie
7g King Charles (ex Duchess Daisy)
Wagga Riverside
Neorealism
4g El Pibe De Oro (ex Tulla Touch)
Ballarat Syn
Real Impact
7g Hadouken (ex Any Other Day)
Fannie Bay
Redoute's Choice
8g Seguso (ex Shamal Wind)
Fannie Bay
Russian Revolution
5m Tilussion (ex Stallion Heiress)
Fannie Bay
Shalaa
4g Shaalute (ex Occitan)
Ballarat Syn
Sir Prancealot
5m Pushalot (ex Pushing Boundaries)
Wagga Riverside
Smart Missile
5m Missile Girl (ex Just A Girl)
Ballarat Syn
So You Think
4m Triple Oh (ex Sacred Siren)
Ballarat Syn
Starspangledbanner
7g Salute Again (ex Reboot)
Wagga Riverside
Strasbourg
4m Palais Du Rhin (ex Jesse's Girl)
Wagga Riverside
Supido
6g Kissing Supido (ex Stolen Kisses)
Fannie Bay
Territories
4m Miss Mahjong (ex Chanteresse)
Ballarat Syn
Tosen Stardom
6g Absolute Sunshine (ex Petroica)
Ballarat Syn
Zousain
4m Wild Annie (ex Keltara)
Wagga Riverside
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