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Sires With Winners - Monday March 14

Breednet - Monday March 14

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

Pierro

Pierro
3f Morrissette (ex Syrian Bride)
Warrnambool
5g Sacramento (ex Alzora)
Canberra LR
Street Boss
2f Bistro (ex Estaminet)
Morphettville LR
4g Sir Davy (ex Catechuchu)
Warrnambool
Written Tycoon
3f Cheloon (ex Marechal)
Warrnambool
5g Fortyfive Parklane (ex Rococco)
Grafton
All Too Hard
5g All Too Holy (ex Holy Delusions)
Grafton
Delago Deluxe
4g Onya Lional (ex Psyche)
Canberra
Dubawi
6g Ironclad (ex Heat Haze)
Morphettville LR
Fighting Sun
4m Hai Sun (ex Hai Lil)
Warrnambool
Flying Artie (Second Season)
3g Flying Crazy (ex Forever Crazy)
Canberra LR
Ghibellines
3f Bellini Miss (ex Broadway Miss)
Warrnambool
I Am Invincible
3f I Am Me (ex Mefnooda)
Canberra
Kermadec
4m Fourmadec (ex Four My Girls)
Canberra
Lonhro
4g Leica Bita Fun (ex Leica Bita Lippy)
Grafton
Magnus
4g Sparkup (ex Blue Collar Jill)
Morphettville
Maurice (Second Season)
3g Clyde (ex Vicky)
Canberra
Myboycharlie
4g Charlie's Tin (ex Tina's Debut)
Warrnambool
Oamaru Force
5g Tullys Gold (ex Cadgee Gold)
Morphettville
Proisir
4g Summit Special (ex Summer Heights)
Grafton
Savabeel
7g Black Sail (ex Ennerdale)
Morphettville LR
Sebring
3f Mac 'n' Cheese (ex Bonnie Mac)
Morphettville
Shamus Award
4g Great Diviner (ex Melcordy Smile)
Morphettville
So You Think
4m Thought Provoking (ex Zerello)
Warrnambool
Sweet Orange
4g Daqiansweet Junior (ex Paulette)
Morphettville Gr2
The Factor
4g Fangela (ex Angel Of Avalon)
Canberra
Time For War
4m Continuum (ex Glycerine)
Grafton
Turn Me Loose (Second Season)
3f Ancient Girl (ex Herculaneum)
Morphettville LR
War
4g Adamas Prince (ex Kiara Wonder)
Canberra
Zed
7g Count Zero (ex My Duchess)
Warrnambool
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