Sires With Winners - Tuesday April 2

Breednet - Tuesday Apr 2

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

Wandjina

Outreach

4g Bringme (ex Serilda)

6g Pee Dee (ex Hot'n'dreamin)

Wandjina

6g Browned Off (ex Hidden Kisses)

4m I'm Scarlett (ex Inside Line)

All Too Hard

4g Rocky Ride (ex River Chloe)

Better Than Ready

3g Ultimate (ex Nufoos)

Cable Bay

3f Royal Telephone (ex Chosen Angel)

Charm Spirit

3g Riproar (ex Let Me Roar)

Darci Brahma

5g Squeak (ex Hang Seng)

Dissident

4g King Of Wanchai (ex Mossarama)

Dundeel

5g Interventionist (ex Laissez Faire)

Hellbent

2f Irrefutably (ex Never Doubt Me)

Mahisara

5g Dollop (ex Beeby Gem)

More Than Ready

3f Consider It Ready (ex Consider It Done)

Not A Single Doubt

3f Figment (ex Quack It)

Odyssey Moon

3f Cotton Sox (ex White Stocking)

Pride Of Dubai

3f Jackiedowntheline (ex Waimea Bay)

Real Steel (Second Season)

3g Pure Power (ex Fast Eva)

Russian Revolution

4m Rasputina (ex Zasorceress)

Sebring Sun

3g Solar Power (ex Tough Baby)

So You Think

3f Elegancia (ex Zazparella)

Spirit Of Boom

5m Tomboy's Spirit (ex Tomboy)

Star Turn

3f Autofocus (ex Zestily)

Street Boss

4m Agnodice (ex Santorini Miss)

Supido

4g Sixspeed (ex Shotgun Roulette)

Tarzino

3f Etara (ex Ezra)

Trust In A Gust

5g Toomuchinformation (ex Not That Bushy)

Turffontein

4g Thisismyturf (ex Miss Elsa)

Worthy Cause

4m Dragon Song (ex Found)

Written Tycoon

4g Awesome Tycoon (ex Sensible Lady)

Zoustar

5m Merapi (ex Zamerit)

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