Sires With Winners - Thursday June 17

Breednet - Thursday June 17

Here is the full list of 39 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Deep Field

Deep Field

4m Bellarine (ex Walker's Gal)

3f Cathay (ex Cathay Lady)

3g Lucky To Win (ex Khamsa)

Dundeel

3g Deel With Me (ex Twelve Oclock Rock)

5m Dundee Lee (ex Choice Blend)

4g Truly Inspired (ex Truly Special)

Sebring

4g Arctic Wolf (ex Class)

5g Rock 'n' Sol (ex Foible)

5g The Boomerang (ex Marsawra)

Ocean Park

3g Overseas (ex Rosie's Cause)

3g Tintinwin (ex Whatevs)

Rebel Raider

4g Fort Charles (ex Beauriphul Gal)

3g Irish Rockstar (ex Dublin Me Bet)

Savabeel

4g Oakfield Cherokee (ex Staryn Glenn)

7g Social Element (ex Pare)

Burgundy

3g Ted Lasso (ex Katie Lou)

Carlton House

5g Malthouse (ex La Saronet)

Dalghar

3f Gaelic Spirit (ex Celtic Charm)

Exceed And Excel

3g Osamu (ex Written Dash)

Falkirk

4g So Sneeky (ex Oh So Vague)

Fiorente

3g Crescent City (ex New Orleans)

Galah

3g Zac Luvs To Fly (ex Luv Playing To Win)

He's Remarkable

4g Hold My Beer (ex Prove It)

High Chaparral

6g Karakoram (ex Moussaieff)

Hinchinbrook

4g Cheyenne Beach (ex Jesta Sweetie)

Hvasstan

3f Ollie's Stand (ex Song Of The Bell)

I'm All The Talk (Second Season)

2f Hollywood Gossip (ex Californium)

Le Bec Fin

8g Wazuzu (ex Breaker Dawn)

Love Conquers All

7m Lefkas Island (ex Athena Mana Mou)

Medaglia D'Oro

3f Tangier (ex Essaouira)

Mossman

4m Mosscon (ex Biancon Rose)

Niagara

5g Greystone (ex Impulse)

Pierro

6g Bering Sea (ex Bliss Street)

Pour Moi

7g Just You (ex Monte Makemyday)

Press Statement (Second Season)

3g Cross Statement (ex Spurcross)

Pride Of Dubai (Second Season)

3g General Dubai (ex Ocean Bridge)

Proisir

3g Sir Beets (ex Devour)

Rock Hero

4m Stonesthrow (ex Pantera)

So You Think

5r Why Wouldn't You (ex Oludenz)

Star Witness

4g Material Witness (ex Silk Shantung)

Street Boss

4g Out And Dreaming (ex Rainbow Dreaming)

Super Easy

4m Tumbleweed (ex Hampton's Gold)

The Factor

4g The Egyptian (ex Lekhani)

Vancouver (Second Season)

3f Syzygy Stars (ex Perpetuum)

Wandjina

4g Budhwar (ex Tiffinco)

Zed

6g Verry Flash (ex Opulence)

Zoffany

4m Raced Evens (ex Luscilla)

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