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Sires With Winners - Tuesday August 26

Breednet - Tuesday August 26

Here is the full list of 28 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Casino Prince

Casino Prince
7g Casino Bear (ex Princess Rage)
Grafton
5g Full Regalia (ex Suggest)
Grafton
Toronado
6g Mission To Win (ex Winton Creek)
Grafton
9g Wild Chap (ex Pipkin)
Newcastle
Written Tycoon
8g El Salto (ex Ella Listo)
Ballarat Syn
4g I Am A Winner (ex Ajeeta)
Newcastle
Anders (Second Season)
3g Single Choice (ex Sebring Sally)
Ballarat Syn
Better Than Ready
6g Dealing's Done (ex Flawless Curves)
Home Hill
Brutal
4m Don't Touch (ex Temptress)
Home Hill
Capitalist
4g Pro Forma (ex Ostentatious)
Home Hill
Charm Spirit
5g Gaylord (ex Ysabelle)
Grafton
Crackerjack King
4g Call Me Phil (ex Zakayla)
Ballarat Syn
Foxwedge
7g Joe's Giggle (ex Song And Laughter)
Home Hill
Frosted
4g Chilled With Ice (ex Perfect Peace)
Grafton
Hellbent
5g Bellenth (ex Family Crest)
Newcastle
Kobayashi
4m So Koby (ex Even So)
Grafton
Merchant Navy
4g Quick Buck (ex Not To Be Caught)
Grafton
Nicconi
4m Shanoni (ex Mingshan)
Newcastle
Per Incanto
4m Miss Trentino (ex Vienna Lady)
Newcastle
Press Statement
7g No Statement (ex Berning Affair)
Newcastle
Royal Symphony
4g My Symphony (ex My Psychiatrist)
Ballarat Syn
Russian Revolution
5m Madam Borodina (ex Water Kiss)
Home Hill
Sea The Stars
9g The Driller (ex Shamal Wind)
Home Hill
Sizzling
6g Primo (ex Anakalinka)
Home Hill
So You Think
6g Wise Legend (ex Hidden Strings)
Ballarat Syn
Territories
4m Miss Mahjong (ex Chanteresse)
Ballarat Syn
Tivaci
3f Via Flaminia (ex Hurry)
Newcastle
Turffontein
4g Taung (ex Miss Elsa)
Ballarat Syn
Under The Louvre
6g Prideofthebigfish (ex Stifler's Mum)
Home Hill
Zousain
4m Amaretto Bo (ex Somnium)
Newcastle
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