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Proisir reduced to $70,000 as Rich Hill Stud announce 2025 service fees
Rich Hill Stud have adopted a ‘mindful’ approach to their 2025 service fees despite a successful year for their roster, with the majority of their stallions’ pricetags decreased including champion sire Proisir’s (Choisir), who will stand for $70,000 down from $80,000 (all fees plus GST). Of the farm’s four stallions, only the up-and-coming Ace High’s... Read More
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Paddington and Auguste Rodin headline Windsor Park as Shamexpress earns a fee bump
Windsor Park have announced their stallion fees for 2025, with Champion European 3YO Auguste Rodin (Deep Impact) the latest addition to their stallion roster at an introductory fee of NZ$30,000 (plus GST). A six-time Group 1 winner on the track for Ballydoyle, including as a juvenile, Auguste Rodin landed both the Epsom Derby (Gr 1,... Read More
‘We’ve been inundated with applications’ – Ole Kirk rewarded with fee rise to $99,000
Ole Kirk (Written Tycoon) has had his stellar first season of runners recognised at Vinery Stud, with high demand leading to a service fee boost from $55,000 (all fees inc. GST) to $99,000 this spring. The dual Group 1 winner has launched in ballistic style, leading the Australian first season sires’ table in all categories... Read More
Sword Of State rises to $20,000 as Cambridge release 2025 fees
New Zealand’s famed Cambridge Stud says it has stuck to its model of providing a variety of quality stallions at sensible prices in framing a “steady as she goes” set of service fees for 2025. Of the farm’s five stallions, only the trend-defying Sword Of State (Snitzel) has had a fee change, rising slightly off... Read More
Fee bump for Per Incanto, as Little Brose begins at $15,000
Having had another excellent season both on the track and in the sales ring, Little Avondale Stud have announced that Per Incanto (Street Cry) will stand the 2025 breeding season at an increased fee of NZ$60,000 (plus GST), up from the NZ$50,000 he stood for last year. He will be joined on the roster this... Read More
GUESS WHO’S BACK?
Too Darn Hot returns to Darley’s Kelvinside base where he will stand for a fee of $275,000 In an exciting coup for Australian breeders, Darley have announced that elite stallion Too Darn Hot (Dubawi) will return to Kelvinside for the 2025 southern hemisphere breeding season, where he will stand for a fee of $275,000 (inc... Read More