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Sires With Winners - Friday January 27

Breednet - Friday January 27

Here is the full list of 38 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia on Friday with winners and result details.

Scissor Kick

Scissor Kick

4m Karatemiss (ex Total Discretion)

4g King Kikau (ex Street Match)

4m Lake Mac Lily (ex Aunt Liberty)

Wordsmith

5g Gee Gee Can Win (ex Himstedt)

5g Gee Gee Plane (ex Geegee Pretty Jess)

Zululand (Second Season)

3g Muscle Up (ex Bad Mamma)

3g Zulu Angel (ex Oxy Angel)

Americain

5g American Jewel (ex Pinjewel)

Belardo

4g Dollar Dollar (ex Fairy Story)

Capitalist

2f Dorothy Gail (ex Mystical Tale)

Charge Forward

4g Tycoon Charger (ex Little Tycoon)

Delago Deluxe

7g The Fossil (ex Lis Nediym)

Denman

3f Dancedes (ex Mosscedes)

Dissident

4m In Spades (ex Spirit Of Soul)

Dundeel

3g Dunkel (ex Kudamm)

Exosphere

3f Xeiby (ex Reiby Regina)

Flying Artie

4m Schiller Effect (ex Centro Gal)

Foxwedge

4m Sparkling Blue (ex Special Jewel)

Helmet

6m Pitavago (ex Balgownie)

Hinchinbrook

6g Siberian Route (ex Russian Caravan)

Holler

3g Ivan's Hero (ex Kaniana)

Mikki Isle

3f Mystic Isle (ex She's Magical)

Nicconi

3f Serene Nic (ex Ningbo)

Nom Du Jeu

6g Checkers (ex Tibouchina)

Ocean Park

6g Aragon (ex Acquisto)

Outstrip

4g Empire Club (ex Coquine)

Raise The Flag

4g On My Pat (ex Molly Malone)

Rebel Raider

4m Miss Vaughn (ex Seduction Counsel)

Sharkbite

4m Sharkayva (ex Ayva)

Smart Missile

3f Badda Boom Baby (ex Think Out Loud)

Spill The Beans

3f Just Let It Out (ex Toiling)

Starspangledbanner

3f Ledecky's Dream (ex Dream Chaser)

Super One

4g Ghost Hunter (ex Rose Of Lonhro)

Tavistock

3g Tavi Time (ex Guiseppina)

Territories

4g Thisland Is Myland (ex Moulds)

The Factor

5g Rebel Factor (ex Rebel Bride)

Top Echelon

2f Alloutatime (ex Tidy Trim)

Uncle Mo

6m Moetta (ex Hairy)

Unusual Suspect

6g Jackjack (ex Miss Cha Ching)

Vespa

5g Kia Hohe (ex Tzarina Star)

Wolf Cry

4m La Louve (ex Brookton Heritage)

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