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Anamoe’s sire Street Boss has fee increased as Exceed And Excel leads Darley pack
Global breeding operation’s two-state stallion roster of 18 proven local and international Group 1 winners unveiled The “slow burning” top-class shuttle stallion Street Boss (Street Cry) has earned further recognition, with Darley promoting him up the order of the stud’s Australian roster in 2022 where he will stand behind only champion sire Exceed And Excel... Read More
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Noverre to stand for $10,000 as Waikato release 2022 service fees
Savabeel’s (Zabeel) son and heir apparent Noverre will stand for an introductory fee of $10,000 (all fees plus GST) when the New Zealand 2,000 Guineas (Gr 1, 1600m) winner joins his sire on the Waikato Stud roster after the farm yesterday announced details of the stallion fees for the 2022 season. The line up is... Read More
Champion stallion Written Tycoon’s fee remains unchanged as Yulong announces five-strong roster
Reigning Australian champion stallion Written Tycoon (Iglesia) will remain at an unchanged fee of $165,000 (all fees inc GST) in 2022, his 16th year at stud and his second at Yulong in Victoria. The Yuesheng Zhang-owned Yulong operation, based in the state’s breeding heartland of Nagambie, last night confirmed a five-stallion line-up for this year’s... Read More
Coolmore’s world champion St Mark’s Basilica to shuttle
World champion three-year-old St Mark’s Basilica, a five-time Group 1 winner by exceptional European sire Siyouni (Pivotal), will shuttle to Coolmore Australia in 2022, the latest top-flight stallion prospect to be brought Down Under by the global giant. The Magnier family’s international operation, which is also set to retire the dual Group 1-winning, Royal Ascot-bound... Read More
The Odyssey to stand at Telemon
Queensland Champion 2YO The Odyssey (Better Than Ready) will enter stud for the beginning of the 2022 breeding season at leading Queensland farm Telemon Thoroughbreds and will be introduced at a fee of $5,500 (inc GST). The son of Better Than Ready (More Than Ready) won ten times, headlined by successes in the Phelan Ready... Read More
First mares in foal for St Mark’s Basilica as Coolmore reveals outstanding book
Last season’s dual French Classic winner and outstanding three-year-old St Mark’s Basilica has his first mares in foal, including the dam of 2019 Derby hero Anthony Van Dyck, Coolmore announced on Tuesday. The operation said in a press release: “St Mark’s Basilica has attracted probably the best first book of mares by any stallion at Coolmore.”... Read More