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Sires With Winners - Monday July 14

Breednet - Monday July 14

Here is the full list of 25 stallions which had winners throughout Australasia today with winners and result details.

Exceedance had a debut 2YO winner on Monday.

Alabama Express (Second Season)
3f Harpalee (ex Storytime)
Pakenham Syn
American Pharoah
4m Thunder Hawk (ex Rayaheen)
Pakenham Syn
Capitalist
3f Champagne Tonight (ex Lonely Hour)
Scone
Choisir
6m Santorini Sun (ex Al Dhakira)
Mt Isa
Deep Field
4g Heavenly Legend (ex Darazani)
Mt Isa
Divine Prophet
3g Prophet's Son (ex Playing Game)
Pakenham Syn
Exceedance (Second Season)
2f She's My Ex (ex Our Affirmative)
Pakenham Syn
Grunt
4g Combs (ex Written)
Mt Isa
Hallowed Crown
4g He's My Warrior (ex Nai'a)
Scone
Holler
3g Royal Armada (ex Roc Sands)
Scone
Maurice
4m Ichika (ex Only Roses)
Scone
Microphone (Second Season)
3g Emmcee (ex Let's Lunch)
Pakenham Syn
Outreach
6g Far Reaching (ex La Marama)
Mt Isa
Pariah
3g Spandex (ex Le Clercq)
Scone
Raphael's Cat
6g Han Dynasty (ex Our Lill)
Mt Isa
Real Impact
6g Manage The Cycle (ex Dodged A Bullet)
Scone
Rich Enuff
5g Keane Enuff (ex Scantily)
Pakenham Syn
So You Think
6g All So Clear (ex Dorabella)
Pakenham Syn
Spirit Of Boom
6g Zavaboom (ex Zavaroni)
Mt Isa
Strasbourg (Second Season)
3c King's Coronation (ex Autumn Zest)
Pakenham Syn
Stratum Star
6g Eighty Eight Stars (ex Justine)
Scone
Toronado
4g Benevento (ex Papillon Rouge)
Mt Isa
Yes Yes Yes (Second Season)
2g Yeah Right (ex Blonde Choice)
Pakenham Syn
Zoustar
4m Zelestial (ex Madernia)
Scone
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