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Sires With Winners - Tuesday May 18

Breednet - Tuesday May 18

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

Better Than Ready

Better Than Ready
3g Malachini (ex Pokomo)
Cairns
Burgundy
4g Gen Wine (ex Genaffair)
Moe
Canford Cliffs
4m All Price (ex High Esprit)
Moe
Charge Forward
5m Smart Charge (ex Clarabellejoel)
Moe
Choisir
2c Cruel Summer (ex Summer Song)
Newcastle
Dane Shadow
4g Two Up (ex Spy Lover)
Port Macquarie
Danerich
4g Our Musketeer (ex Chichino)
Moe
Danesis
6m Grazie Mille (ex Sandgate)
Moe
Dawn Approach
3f Golden Fantasy (ex Gold Waltz)
Port Macquarie
Deep Field
4g Roman Wolf (ex Exhibit)
Newcastle
Jet Spur
5g Muzanboal Rouge (ex Rouge Mamzelle)
Cairns
Keep The Faith
6m Our Hopeinfaith (ex Piazzo)
Moe
Magic Albert
3g Hay John (ex Devils Melody)
Port Macquarie
Nicconi
3f Sur La Mer (ex Clearwater Bay)
Newcastle
Pride Of Dubai (Second Season)
3g Sian (ex Five Star Belle)
Newcastle
Ready For Victory (Second Season)
2f Gotta Pulse (ex Star Impulse)
Moe
Real Impact (Second Season)
3c Yulong Impact (ex Gioe)
Moe
Shamus Award
5m Rizzoli (ex Noble Heir)
Port Macquarie
Shooting To Win
4g From The Hip (ex Southern Girl)
Port Macquarie
Spirit Of Boom
2g Boomed (ex Lilly Dazzler)
Cairns
Swiss Ace
3f Queen Bellissimo (ex Princess Zanzibar)
Newcastle
Twilight Son
3g Wicklow (ex Wake Up)
Newcastle
Wandjina
3f Paxos Miss (ex Pasar Silbano)
Port Macquarie
Written Tycoon
5g Bold Type (ex Legcut)
Cairns
Zacinto
4g Fantasy Eagle (ex Castellani)
Port Macquarie
Zariz
6g Izzy Good (ex Looksgoodinblack)
Moe
Zoustar
3g Astero (ex Lacey Lou)
Newcastle
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