The objective of this study was to compare sire predicted transmitting ability (PTA) for 305-d milk yield, fat and protein percentage, somatic cell score (SCS), pregnancy rate, productive life, calving ease and stillbirth with daughter’s performance i Holstein dairy cattle population of Iran. To do this, a total number of 29,231 records from first lactation productive dairy cattle calved from 2001 to 2016 were collected from five large dairy farms in Isfahan province, were used. Also, sire PTAs for investigated traits gatherd from the USDA genetic evaluations released in years from 2009 to 2016 were used. In the study, mixed model procedure (Proc MIXED) and procedures based on chi-square test (Proc GENMOD) of SAS 9.0 statistical software used to correct the phenotypic records and estimate the least-squares means. Finally, the effect of herd-year-season of calving and sex of calf as fixed effects, and age at first calving, milk yield, calf weight, age at the time of insemination and days in milk as covariate effects were considered in the separate models to estimate the variance of productive dairy cattle. In order to estimate the correlations and regression coefficients of each sire PTAs and their daughter’s performance for investigated traits, CORR and REG procedures of SAS 9.0 statistical software were used, respectively. Correlations between sire PTA and daughter’s performance for production traits, 305-d milk yield, fat and protein percentage, were high and equal to 0.52, 0.62 and 0.48, respectively. Also, regression coefficients for these traits were significant and estimated to be 0.98 (kg/kg), 0.60 (%,%) and 0.96 (%,%), respectively. Correlation between sire PTA for SCS and daughter’s performance was moderate and significant (P 0.0001) equal to 0.34. Regression coefficients for the trait was 0.10. Correlations and coefficient regression for culling rate, calving easy and stillbirth were significant (P 0.0001). Correlation between sire PTA for sire calving easy and daughter’s performance was 0.16 while regression coefficients estimated to be 1.40. Also, correlation between sire PTA for sire stillbirth and daughter’s performance was 0.23 while regression coefficient estimated to be 0.92. Correlation between sire PTA for sire productive life and daughter’s performance was -0.51 while regression coefficient estimated to be -6.42±0.58 per unit change in the sire PTA for productive life. Correlation between sire PTA for daughter pregnancy rates and number of insemination per conception in their daughters was negative (-0.17) and significant (0.004). While regression coefficient for this trait estimated to be -0.019. Keywords: dairy cattle, sire predicted transmitting ability (PTA), Correlation, coefficient regression