Sires With Winners - Friday August 1

Breednet - Friday Aug 1

Here is the full list of 35 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Xtravagant

Choisir
8g Choice Bid (ex Exclusive Bid)
7g Lease (ex Ume)
Farnan (Second Season)
3g Johnny (ex Amuri)
3g Ninja (ex Impulsive)
Xtravagant
5g Secret Keeper (ex Fidelius Charm)
5g Xtra Rush (ex Crusher)
Zoustar
6g Everything Counts (ex Lauren Louise)
5g Los Padres (ex Matilija)
Bivouac (Second Season)
3f Expulsion (ex Banish)
Defcon
5g Born Fearless (ex Military Bride)
Epaulette
5m Suprendre (ex Pilbara Sand)
Exceedance
3f Ready And Mabel (ex Peggy Selene)
Flying Artie
4m Can't Touch This (ex Hands Off)
Frosted
4g Mystery Minute (ex Mystical Miss)
Harry Angel
5g Last Stylebender (ex Saturia)
Headwater
5m Illuminance (ex Wannabe Loved)
I Am Invincible
6g Biographer (ex Precious Memories)
Impending
3f Brilliant Horizon (ex Sky Dazzle)
Jungle Cat
4g Jimmyinthejungle (ex Khasahn)
Love Conquers All
4g Sammy Conquers All (ex Sammi Jain)
Maurice
5g Super Sugoi (ex Isdaal)
Overshare
5g Fridge Monster (ex Danish Whiskey)
Per Incanto
5g Dream Illusion (ex Perfect Dream)
Pierata
4m Groove Jet (ex Black Canary)
Playing God
7m Who's Your Mama (ex Heart Of Mama)
Siyouni
6g Barazin (ex Jordan Princess)
Smart Missile
5g Kirkuk (ex Banner Blonde)
Snitzel
4m Zeljko (ex Zennista)
So You Think
4m Spiritualistic (ex Astara)
Spieth
5g Gold Spy (ex Siostra)
Spirit Of Boom
3f Elronte (ex Temptress)
Star Turn
4g Star Ambition (ex Divergence)
Supido
4g Piedi Veloci (ex Trilogy)
Time Test
7g Time Quest (ex Rainbow's Edge)
War Chant
10g War Class (ex All Class)
Written By
5m Freeland (ex Western Order)
Yes Yes Yes
3f Mrs Goldberg (ex Making Whoopee)
Your Song
6g Martial Music (ex Like Xena)
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