Stud News
U S Navy Flag’s fee unchanged
The Oaks Stud in Cambridge have announced their service fees for the forthcoming breeding season with the roster headed by leading second-season sire U S Navy Flag (War Front), who will stand for an unchanged fee of NZ$15,000 (all fees plus GST). The stallion was represented by Auckland Guineas (Gr 2, 1600m) winner Pendragon, who... Read More
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San Domenico winner Sweet Ride to stand at Widden
Vieira’s Deep Field entire retired to roster alongside his champion sprinter Trapeze Artist Sweet Ride (Deep Field) will join breeder Antony Thompson’s NSW stallion roster, continuing Widden’s successful affair with the Northern Meteor (Encosta De Lago) sireline. The Bert Vieira-bred and owned sprinter, twice a winner at two who won a San Domenico Stakes (Gr... Read More
Duncan strikes Darley deal to stand top-class juvenile Ingratiating
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Savabeel retains Waikato pedestal as Super Seth’s fee increases
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Empire Of Japan to stand at Hopetoun Farm
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Status quo maintained at Novara Park
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