EBN 10k And Under Stallions for 2026

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Rock – Motion Lass (Motivator) NEWSELLS PARK STUD • Fee £5,000

The four-time Gr.2 winner A’Ali will stand for a fifth season at Newsells Park Stud, remaining at a fee of £5,000

The son of Society Rock made an immediate impact as a two-year-old, winning the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes on just his second start before adding the Gr.2 Prix Robert Papin and Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes to his CV later in the season. At three, he captured the Gr.3 Sprint Stakes at Sandown before returning to Gr.2 company to win the Sapphire Stakes at the Curragh. He would race once as a four-year-old, finishing placed in the Gr.2 Meydan Sprint over the minimum trip, and was then subsequently retired to stud that year.

The sire of 13 winners from his first crop last year, A’Ali has already been represented by Stakes performers Ali Shuffle, who finished runner-up in the Gr.3 Prix du Bois and won three times, and the Listed-placed winner Alarming. His daughter Fairy Oak was sold for £225,000 at last year’s Goffs London Sale and finished runner-up in last month’s Mawj Stakes at Meydan. His yearlings were sold for up to £100,000 last year, 20 times his fee, led by a full-brother to Fairy Oak

A’Ali hails from a precocious sire line. His own sire, Society Rock, won the Gr.1 Golden Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot, while his grandsire Rock Of Gibraltar won seven Gr.1 races over 7f and a mile.

Triple Gr.2 winning 2yo Gr.2 & Gr.3 5f winning 3yo

First crop inc. 2 Stakes horses 2025 yearlings averaged 6x his

ACLAIM

Acclamation – Aris (Danroad) RATHASKER STUD • Fee €6,500

Proven Classic-producing sire Aclaim (Acclamation) has been purchased by Rathasker Stud in Co Kildare ahead of the 2026 breeding season. He is available at a fee of €6,500.

He won a 6f Kempton maiden on his only start at two and progressed through the handicap ranks to win a Newbury Listed race and the Gr.2 Challenge Stakes as a three-year-old. Even better as an older horse, he capped a superb career with wins over his preferred trip of 7f in the Gr.2 Park Stakes and Gr.1 Prix de la Foret, although he also won over a mile.

Aclaim’s racing record is backed up by a top-class pedigree. He is a half-brother to the US Gr.3 winner Queen Picasso (Kingman) and out of a Listed-placed three-partssister to the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas winner Again (Danehill Dancer). The wider family includes the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe winner and leading stallion Montjeu (Sadler’s Wells), while his father Acclamation is a noted sire of sires.

Initially retired to the National Stud in 2018, Aclaim made a blistering start to his career when his first-crop daughter Cachet won the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas and Gr.3 Nell Gwyn Stakes at Newmarket, as well as finishing second in the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Pouliches. Also responsible for the Listed scorers Purosangue and Royal Aclaim, he has produced at least 50 individual winners every year since 2022 and continues to offer breeders value for money.

AESOP’S FABLES

No Nay Never – How’s She Cuttin’ (Shinko Forest)

The Gr.2-winning juvenile Aesop’s Fables has begun to welcome his first foals and stands his second season at Starfield Stud at a slightly trimmed fee of €6,000.

A No Nay Never half-brother to the Royal Ascot winner and Gr.1 sire Washington DC (Zoffany), he showed precocity and class in each of his five starts at two. Winning early in April, he followed up in the Gr.2 Futurity Stakes before two solid fourth-placed efforts in Gr.1 company. A consistent sprinter, he was placed a further five times at Stakes level at three, including when third in the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint, both in open company. Though lightly raced at four, he did find the winner’s enclosure once more in the Listed Sprint Stakes ahead of the Group winner Twilight Jet (Twilight Son), meaning he held his form over three seasons.

Half-brother Washington DC sired a breakthrough toplevel winner last season when American Affair took the Gr.1 King Charles III Stakes and the ingredients are there for Aesop’s Fables to emulate him, especially being a son of top speed influence No Nay Never. They are also half-brothers to the Gr.3-placed Sandhurst (Galileo), out of the rapid seventime 5f winner How’s She Cuttin’ (Shinko Forest). The fourth dam is the Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes victrix Magic Flute.

AESOP’S FABLES

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2YO

He is typical of his sire, a big, strong, powerful horse with a good mind. He has loads of scope and could get very classy horses.

Aidan O’Brien

Micheál Orlandi, Compas Stallions

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Starfield Stud, Ballynagall, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Ireland N91 K8Y9

AESTERIUS

Mehmas – Jane Doe (Hallowed Crown) BEARSTONE STUD • Fee £6,500

High-class two-year-old Aesterius is an exciting addition to the stallion roster at Bearstone Stud in Shropshire this year.

A £380,000 breeze-up purchase, the now four-year-old went into training with Archie Watson for Wathnan Racing and demonstrated speed, precocity and durability. He made a winning debut at Bath in May before being beaten just over a length in the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot. A decisive victory in the Listed Dragon Stakes was next, followed by a second in the Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes and wins in the Gr.3 Prix d’Arenberg and Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes. His last two Stakes victories were separated by just 12 days, which underlines his toughness, and his beaten rivals included the future Gr.1 winners Big Mojo (Mohaather) and Magnum Force (Mehmas). He posted the second-fastest time in the Prix d’Arenberg (55.63s) since it was reduced in distance in 2015 and, in doing so, recorded an extraordinary top speed of 73.51 km per hour (approximately 45.7mph).

A son of Mehmas, the record-breaking Champion Firstand Second-Crop Sire, Aesterius is out of an unraced halfsister to the Gr.3 Horris Hill Stakes winner Tawhid (Invincible Spirit), and his grandam is the multiple US Gr.3 winner Snowdrops (Gulch). He shares numerous traits with his sire, including a comparable racing record, and looks highly likely to produce elite-level juveniles in a similar image.

Aesterius

UNRIVALLED BREEDING RIGHTS

£15,000 - includes 2 nominations in each of his first 4 seasons (8 nominations in total!)

Top-class sprinter by Mehmas

“Aesterius is a gorgeous looking colt with brilliant speed and a willing attitude. With his proven class, temperament and Mehmas’s record for producing top juveniles, he looks every inch an exciting young stallion prospect.” Richard Brown

“In my opinion, these are the best breeding rights ever, and we’ll be supporting him with around 25 of our very speedy mares, including some of the best.” Terry Holdcroft

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Fee: £6,500 Oct 1st SLF

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AL WUKAIR

Dream Ahead – Macheera (Machiavellian)

YEGUADA LA SERRETA • Fee Private

The Gr.1 Prix Jacques Le Marois-winning sire Al Wukair will stand for a second season at Yeguada La Serreta in 2026, marking the ninth year of his stud career, where he is available for a private fee.

A high-class performer at two and three for trainer Andre Fabre and Al Shaqab Racing, the son of Dream Ahead captured the Listed Prix Isonomy during an unbeaten juvenile campaign before making a successful return at three in the Gr.3 Prix Djebel. He was subsequently tested at the highest level in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas, finishing third behind Churchill and Barney Roy (Excelebration). His defining performance came later that year in the Prix Jacques Le Marois, where he produced a decisive turn of foot to beat fellow sires Inns Of Court and Thunder Snow. He was retired to stud at the conclusion of his three-year-old campaign.

Purchased for 200,000gns at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale Book 1, he is out of the winning juvenile Macheera (Machiavellian), making him a half-brother to two Listed-placed performers and a full-brother to the Gr.3placed winner Dream Today. His second dam Caerlina (Caerleon) won the Gr.1 Prix de Diane, and he hails from the family of many more elite-level performers. His most notable offspring include the Gr.3 winner Princess Badee and La Mehana, who won the Gr.2 Glens Falls Stakes in 2025.

ARDAD

Kodiac – Good Clodora (Red Clubs) OVERBURY STUD • Fee £7,500

The Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes winner Ardad will stand his ninth season at Overbury Stud for a reduced fee of £7,500.

A son of Kodiac, Ardad showed early promise as a juvenile, winning his first two starts, including the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot. He competed at Group level for the remainder of the campaign, with his peak performance coming in the Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster, where he defeated high-class types such as The Last Lion and Prince Of Lir. He returned at three and competed against elite-level sprinters before retiring to stud. In his second career, Ardad made an immediate impact, siring the three-time Gr.1-winning sire Perfect Power in his first crop. Perfect Power also emulated his sire in striking at the Royal Meeting, though in the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes. Ardad is responsible for nine Stakes winners to date, also including the Group winners Tadej and Eve Lodge His yearlings realised up to 180,000gns last year, while his breeze-ups fetched up to £200,000 and averaged £44,761. He operated at a 37 per cent winners-to-runners strike rate in 2025.

Ardad is the first foal out of the Red Clubs mare Good Clodora. He hails from a family of established sprinters, including the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye winner Maarek (Pivotal) and the Gr.3 (then) King George Stakes winner and Gr.1 King’s Stand Stakes runner-up Anita’s Prince (Stradavinsky).

ARREST

Frankel – Nisriyna (Intikhab) BOARDSMILL STUD • Fee Private

Bred by Swordlestown Little in Co Kildare, Arrest returned to his native Ireland last year to take up stallion duties at Boardsmill Stud in neighbouring Co Meath and will be represented by his first crop of foals this year.

Purchased by Juddmonte for €440,000 at the Goffs November Foal Sale, the now six-year-old son of Frankel was trained in Newmarket by John and Thady Gosden. A dual winner at two who finished runner-up behind Coolagown Stud resident Dubai Mile (Roaring Lion) in the Gr.1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud, he went on to land both the Gr.3 Chester Vase and the Gr.3 Geoffrey Freer Stakes at three, before finishing runner-up to Continuous (Heart’s Cry) in the Gr.1 St Leger.

Out of the unraced Intikhab mare Nisriyna, he is a halfbrother to six other winners, including the Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 Hong Kong Gold Cup-placed Dinozzo (Lilbourne Lad) and last season’s Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club-placed Detain (Wootton Bassett). Nisriyna is a half-sister to four winners, including the dual Gr.3 winner and dual Gr.1-placed Narniyn (Dubawi; grandam of last season’s Gr.1 Prix Marcel Boussacplaced Narissa), from the family of last season’s US Gr.2 winner and Gr.1 Del Mar Oaks-placed Thought Process (Collected).

ASSISTENT

Sea The Moon – Anna Kalla (Kallisto) GESTÜT RÖTTGEN • Fee €4,500

Gestüt Röttgen homebred Assistent, who will continue to be offered at a fee of €4,500, is entering his second season at stud and will be represented by his first crop of foals this year.

The seven-year-old son of Lanwades Stud resident Sea The Moon, who has also produced fellow Gr.1 winners Alpine Star, Fantastic Moon, Muskoka and Durston, was trained during his racing career by Henk Grewe and raced in the colours of Eckhard Sauren. Unraced at two, he landed the Listed Grosser Preis von Meravis over 2200m at Hannover at three, before adding a duo of Gr.2 victories over 2400m to his name at four in the form of the Carl Jaspers Preis at Cologne and the Grosser Hansa-Preis at Hamburg. He then signed off his racing career with a successful five-year-old campaign which saw him win the Listed Grand Prix Aufgalopp at Cologne and the Gr.3 Baden Galopp HerbstTrophy on his way to a crowning victory in the Gr.1 Grosser Preis von Bayern over 2400m at Munich, where his beaten rivals included Godolphin’s Gr.1 Futurity Trophy Stakes winner Ancient Wisdom (Dubawi).

He is out of the unraced Anna Kalla (Kallisto), a full-sister to the Gr.3 winner Anna Katharina. This is the family of the Gr.3 winner Anna Thea (Turfkonig; dam of the champion juvenile in Germany and Gr.2-winning sire Aspectus).

Multiple Stakes winner of 4 races at 2 and 3 over 8-13f

Gr.1 Classic runner up at 3, Gr.1 placed at 2

A son of Champion Sire FRANKEL and dam descends from hugely influential ROBERTO and TOP VILLE lines

Realised €440,000 as a foal

Covered 165 mares in 2025, his first season at stud

John Flood +353 (0)87 9066772 www.boardsmillstud.com Serving the Irish and UK Breeder since 1935

AWTAAD

Cape Cross – Asheerah (Shamardal)

DERRINSTOWN STUD • Fee €8,500

The Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas winner Awtaad stands for €8,500 this year, his peak fee since 2021, after another stellar season by his progeny on the track.

Bred by Shadwell Estate Company and trained by Kevin Prendergast for Hamdan Al Maktoum, the son of Cape Cross was a Leopardstown maiden winner as a juvenile and won his first three starts at three with ease, including the Curragh Classic. He was also third in the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes and added the Gr.2 Boomerang Stakes against his elders before embarking on the next chapter.

His stud career took time to warm up but proved every bit worth the wait, and he has a well-established reputation as the best value sire in Britain and Ireland. His 15 Stakes winners to date ooze quality at the highest level, seen most recently at Del Mar when Ethical Diamond stormed home for a historic success in the Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf. He is also responsible for the triple US Gr.1 winner Anisette and the Gr.1 Champion Stakes hero Anmaat. Longevity, progression and class are the traits associated with Ireland’s value sire.

A half-brother to four black-type performers, including the Listed winner Mehnah (Frankel), his Listed-placed dam is by Shamardal, and he remains an excellent source of class, no matter what the budget.

I Stakes

Proven Class. Outstanding Value!

Awtaad’s reputation as a source of top-class performers was only further enhanced in 2025.

This was headlined by ETHICAL DIAMOND’S Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf success; he was one of four new Stakes winners for the sire.

BANGKOK

Australia – Tanaghum (Darshaan) CHAPEL STUD • Fee £3,000

The Gr.2 York Stakes winner Bangkok will stand for a fifth season at Chapel Stud for a fee of £3,000.

A tough and consistent racehorse, the son of Australia won four Stakes races on the track. His first black-type victory came in the Gr.3 Classic Trial at Sandown, where he defeated the subsequent Gr.1 winner and sire Technician (Mastercraftsman). Later that season, he finished runnerup in both the Gr.2 King Edward VII Stakes and the Gr.3 Strensall Stakes. As a four-year-old, he notched up another black-type win when stretching four and a half lengths clear in the Listed Winter Derby Trial Stakes at Lingfield, a race he reclaimed the following year at five. Later that season, he landed the biggest victory of his career when capturing the Gr.2 York Stakes by a head. He has a 57 per cent winners to runners success rate from his first crop.

Hailing from a top-class family, Bangkok is a half-brother to six Stakes performers, including the Gr.1 Al Maktoum Challenge R3 winner Matterhorn (Raven’s Pass) and the three-time Gr.3 winner The Foxes (Churchill). They are all out of the Listed-placed Darshaan mare Tanaghum. He is also a half-brother to the dam of the multiple Gr.1-winning sire Ribchester (Iffraaj), from the further family of sires Elnadim, Intello, Occupandiste and Mondialiste.

Fee: £3,000

1st October FFR

WELL BRED, TOUGH & CONSISTENT STAKES WINNER

WON/PLACED IN 8 STAKES RACES

OUTSTANDING PEDIGREE

Half-brother to 6 Stakes horses including Gr.2 winning 2yo & 3yo The Foxes F FIRST 2YOS - 57% WINNERS TO RUNNERS

BATED BREATH

Dansili – Tantina (Distant View) BANSTEAD MANOR

Proven sire Bated Breath is standing at Juddmonte’s Banstead Manor Stud for a 14th season and is available to breeders for a fee of £5,000.

A winner of his first three starts at three, Bated Breath found his best form as a four-year-old, defeating the subsequent Gr.1-winning sire Society Rock at Haydock, before going on to win at Windsor in the Listed The Leisure Stakes. He followed up with an excellent runner-up finish to the Gr.1-winning sire Dream Ahead in the Gr.1 July Cup Stakes and Gr.1 Sprint Cup, and was also narrowly beaten in the Gr.1 Nearctic Stakes at Woodbine. He returned to Britain and earned a deserved Group victory in the 5f Gr.2 Temple Stakes, defeating subsequent Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes winner Sole Power (Kyllachy) on his seasonal debut.

Amongst his best offspring to date are the Gr.1 Matriarch Stakes heroine Viadera, Gr.2 Richmond Stakes winner Coppull and Royal Ascot-winning sire Space Traveller His yearlings continue to be in demand, with an average surpassing £20,000 in 2025 from 28 sold.

He is a half-brother to the Meydan Gr.1 winner Cityscape (Selkirk) and the three-time winner Scuffle (Daylami; dam of the Gr.1 St Leger Stakes winner and sire Logician), out of the Listed-winning Distant View mare Tantina.

BATED BREATH

DANSILI - TANTINA (DISTANT VIEW)

BECKFORD

Bated Breath – Whirly Dancer (Danehill Dancer) KEDRAH HOUSE STUD • Fee €5,000

A classy juvenile on the track with a fine strike rate from a small number of runners as a sire, Kedrah House Stud’s Beckford will be available to breeders at a fee of €5,000 this year.

The son of Bated Breath was trained by Gordon Elliott to win his opening two races at two, a 16-runner 6f Curragh maiden followed by the Gr.2 Railway Stakes over the same course and distance, where he beat the subsequent Gr.1 winner and sire Verbal Dexterity. He then finished runnerup to sire Sioux Nation in the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes before having to settle for second again in the Gr.1 National Stakes. He ended his juvenile campaign with respectable fifthplaced finishes in both the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf. Moved to the US for his threeyear-old season, he won at Churchill Downs over 5f before returning to Ireland the following year, with his best run being a fourth in the Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes.

Out of a half-sister to the dual Gr.1-winning sire Poet’s Word, Beckford has sired four winners from just six runners since retiring to stud. His progeny include the Listed-placed Beckman (now known as Le Zonda in Hong Kong), who also finished fourth in the Gr.3 Tyros Stakes, and the Joseph O’Brien-trained four-year-old Starford, who won three handicaps last term and holds an official rating of 102.

BOUTTEMONT

Acclamation – Basilia (Fastnet Rock) RATHBARRY STUD • Fee €5,000

Lightning-fast sprinter Bouttemont continues at €5,000 as he embarks upon his third season at Rathbarry Stud.

The eight-year-old was trained by Yann Barberot and won over 1600m at Longchamp as a juvenile. It was when dropped back to sprint trips that he truly found his niche, however, winning the 1200m Gr.3 Prix de Meautry at four and the following year’s Listed Prix Hampton over 1000m, taking the latter contest in a blistering time of 56.18s. Also runner-up in the Gr.3 Mercury Stakes on the all-weather at Dundalk, he was bought by a partnership headed by Kevin Blake and Jack Cantillon towards the end of his racing career and installed at Rathbarry Stud ahead of the 2024 breeding season.

Covering over 80 mares in his first campaign, the resultant foals were reportedly strong, correct and fluent-moving, later selling for up to €36,000. Bouttemont continues to prove popular and provides breeders with economical access to the sire line of Rathbarry Stud legend Acclamation, whose previous stallion sons include Dark Angel and Mehmas. Bouttemont also boasts a smart and distinctive pedigree. He is the best runner out of the French winner Basilia (Fastnet Rock), a half-sister to the dual Gr.3 winner and Gr.1placed Baghadur (Zanzibari; also known as Joyful Trinity in Hong Kong), while the wider family includes the Gr.1-winning Argentinian champion Batallosa (Southern Halo).

BOUTTEMONT

BRADSELL

Tasleet – Russian Punch (Archipenko) NATIONAL STUD • Fee £10,000

Standing a second season at The National Stud will be Bradsell, a three-time Gr.1-winning son of Tasleet, who will be available to breeders for a fee of £10,000.

He earned a maiden Group success in Royal Ascot’s Gr.2 Coventry Stakes, defeating subsequent Gr.1-winning sire Blackbeard, as well as the Gr.1-placed sire Persian Force The following season, Bradsell was third in Ascot’s Gr.3 Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes and Haydock’s Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes before blitzing his opponents to win Royal Ascot’s Gr.1 King’s Stand Stakes (now known as the King Charles III Stakes). In doing so, he defeated four-time Gr.1 winner Highfield Princess (Night Of Thunder). He returned at four with success in the Listed Prix du Cercle at Deauville before adding York’s Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes to his CV, with Gr.1 winners Believing (Mehmas), Starlust (Zoustar), Asfoora (Flying Artie), Makarova (Acclamation) and Big Evs (Blue Point) all in behind. He went on to add another Stakes success to his CV in the Curragh’s Gr.1 Flying Five Stakes and in the process becoming the contest’s fastest winner since it moved to that venue 24 years ago.

He has made a promising start to life at stud and covered over 130 mares in his debut season. He is welcoming his first foals in 2026.

BRADSELL

European Champion Sprinter

DUAL STAKES WINNING SON OF ACCLAMATION From the same sire line as Champion Sires Dark Angel and Mehmas EXCELLENT FIRST CROP OF FOALS, strong, correct and fluent-moving, bearing a striking resemblance to their sire and grandsire.

“I’ve been really impressed with our two Bradsell foals so far; they’re both correct, with good bone, great bodies, and good movers and size. He’s definitely added his class to the mares.”

BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE

Bungle Inthejungle has cemented his status as a high-class source of speed over the past couple of seasons and remains a mainstay of the roster at Rathasker Stud in Co Kildare.

A fast and precocious two-year-old when trained by Mick Channon, he won the Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes and the Gr.3 Cornwallis Stakes in his debut season, as well as finishing second in the Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes. He later transitioned to a stallion career at Rathasker in 2015.

An immediate hit with breeders, his first crop yielded fellow Molecomb Stakes winner and Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes third Rumble Inthejungle, plus the Italian Listed winner Sopran Artemide. There has barely been any let-up since, with the Gr.2 Lowther Stakes winner Living In The Past emerging from his second crop and the Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes heroine Winter Power headlining the third, while dual Gr.3-winning sprinter Givemethebeatboys topped the 2023 Goffs London Sale at an eye-watering £1.1m.

The sire’s tally of individual Stakes winners has now grown to 14, and 2025 was another banner year for his progeny. Revival Power won the Flying Childers Stakes at Doncaster, in doing so emulating the Gr.2 triumph of popular sprinter Jm Jungle in the King George Stakes, while Jungle Peace broke new ground for her sire as a Graded winner in the US.

BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE

Stakes, Santa Anita Park

CATURRA

Mehmas – Shoshoni Wind (Sleeping Indian) OVERBURY STUD • Fee £5,000

Standing at Overbury Stud for a fee of £5,000, the Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes winner Caturra will undertake stallion duties for a fourth year.

A son of Mehmas, Caturra displayed notable precocity and speed at two, winning on his second start before adding the Listed Rose Bowl Stakes on his fourth outing. He confirmed his Group credentials later that season when capturing the Flying Childers Stakes, underlining his effectiveness amongst the elite level of Europe’s juvenile sprinters. He returned at three to perform with credit in strong company, finishing runner-up on his seasonal debut in the Gr.3 Prix Sigy before placing third in the Gr.2 King George Stakes at Goodwood. Following on from those efforts, he was retired to stud at the end of the campaign.

His yearlings last year sold for returns up to 60,000gns, and averaged over four times his nomination fee. Caturra is a fullbrother to the Gr.3 Princess Margaret Stakes-placed winner Tales Of The Heart and a half-brother to the Listed-placed winner Sir Arthur Dayne, and they are out of the Listed Empress Stakes-placed winner Shoshoni Wind (Sleeping Indian). The further family includes the dual Gr.1-winning sire Classic Cliche and the two-time Gr.1 winner My Emma (Marju; ancestress of the triple Gr.1 winner Al Riffa).

CENTURY DREAM

The Gr.2 Celebration Mile Stakes winner and the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes third Century Dream will stand for a fifth year at Norton Grove Stud for a fee of £3,000.

A son of Cape Cross, Century Dream showed ability early in his career, winning on his final start as a juvenile before returning at three to develop into a consistent performer, winning four of his seven starts during the season. He progressed into Stakes company at four, opening his account at that level in the Listed Paradise Stakes before stepping forward to capture the Gr.3 Diomed Stakes and finishing his year with a third-place finish in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. He remained in training at five, finishing runner-up in the Gr.2 Zabeel Mile on his seasonal debut. He secured his most notable success in the Celebration Mile Stakes at Goodwood at six and continued to perform with credit through to his seven-year-old season, winning a Stakes race in all but one season from four through to his retirement.

Century Dream is a half-brother to the Gr.1-winning sire King Of Change (Farhh) and is out of the winning Echo Of Light mare Salacia. The further family includes the Gr.3 Prix Fille de l’Air winner and US Gr.2-placed Neptune’s Bride (Bering) and the Gr.3 Prix de Ris-Orangis winner and Gr.2placed Wedding Of The Sea (Blushing Groom).

CENTURY DREAM

CHARMING THOUGHT

Oasis Dream – Annabelle’s Charm (Indian Ridge) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £3,000

The Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes winner Charming Thought has become a staple of the March Hare Stud roster in recent seasons and continues to offer excellent value at £3,000.

Now 14 years of age, he remains the highest-rated son of Oasis Dream standing in Britain and enjoyed another profitable campaign in 2025. Bred by Merry Fox Stud Limited, he went into training with Charlie Appleby after realising 625,000gns as a Tattersalls Book 1 yearling. He proved a natural from the moment he set foot on a racecourse, finishing second at Nottingham on debut before going unbeaten in three more juvenile starts, culminating in his aforementioned Middle Park Stakes triumph.

Retired to stallion duties following a brief campaign at four, Charming Thought began his new career at Dalham Hall Stud and joined March Hare Stud in 2023. His first crop featured the Gr.3 Las Cienegas Stakes heroine Amy C, the dual Listed victor Charterhouse and the smart handicapper Totally Charming, while his second crop included the Listed-placed winner Different Illusion and sales race hero Tatsumaki (known as Lightning Warrior in Hong Kong).

Related to Gr.1-winning sires Aristotle, Ballingarry and Starborough, Charming Thought remains a good option for breeders operating at the economy end of the market.

CHARMING THOUGHT

to his future and current stock hitting the tracks!

COULSTY

Rathasker Stud stalwart Coulsty continues to be available to breeders at an extremely economical fee of €5,500.

The 15-year-old son of Kodiac, who hails from the family of the influential sire Mtoto, was a smart performer at up to 7f during four seasons in training with the Hannons. He won by five lengths on his racecourse debut in May of his twoyear-old campaign and later landed a pair of Listed contests, plus the Gr.3 Prix de Meautry at Deauville.

Commencing covering duties in 2017, he welcomed his first runners during the 2020 season and enjoyed almost immediate success. Five of his progeny earned some form of black type that year, including the Gr.3 Princess Margaret Stakes victrix Santosha and the Listed-winning duo Suicide Squad and Sopran Aragorn, while fellow first-crop representative Shantisara went on to win the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup in the US as a three-year-old.

Shantisara proved to be a remarkable success story for her sire. Having been sourced for just 10,000gns by Federico Barberini at the breeze-ups, she went on to win a trio of Graded races and more than $1m in purses before fetching $1.3m at the 2023 Fasig-Tipton November Sale.

Few stallions in this price bracket offer the potential for such returns. Coulsty supplied the winners of 78 races last season and remains an excellent value-for-money option.

SUCCESS ON THE TRACK AND IN THE SALES RING

CRACKSMAN

Frankel – Rhadegunda (Pivotal)

YORTON FARM • Fee £8,500

Exceptional racehorse and crack young sire Cracksman has joined the Futter family’s Yorton Farm in a dual-purpose capacity ahead of the 2026 breeding season.

The 12-year-old son of Frankel was a horse of rare talent, winning back-to-back renewals of the Gr.1 Champion Stakes by a combined margin of 13 lengths. Also winner of the Gr.1 Coronation Cup and placed in the Gr.1 Derby, he was the Cartier Champion Three-Year-Old Colt of 2017 and shared the crown of Longines World’s Best Racehorse in 2018.

A half-brother to the Gr.3 Solario Stakes winner Fantastic Moon (Dalakhani) and from the family of Golden Horn (Cape Cross; now a leading dual-purpose sire), Cracksman began stallion duties in 2019. There was immediate promise from his maiden crop, with Dance In The Grass winning the EBN-sponsored Listed Star Stakes and Aloa taking the Gr.2 Premio Dormello in 2022, yet they were merely an aperitif.

The outstanding Ace Impact emerged on the scene a year later, going unbeaten in all six starts, including the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club and Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, and earning the title of Cartier Horse of the Year. Now the sire of 12 individual Stakes winners on the Flat, Cracksman’s prowess extends to the Gr.3 Galway Hurdle winner Ndaawi and the dual Listed-winning hurdler Liari. He offers breeders exceptional value at a highly competitive fee of £8,500.

DIPLOMAT

Teofilo – Desidera (Shaadi) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £1,500

Standing at March Hare Stud, the ultra-tough dual Gr.2winning miler Diplomat will be available for an unchanged fee of £1,500.

Initially trained by Mario Hofer, Diplomat began his career in his native Germany. In a racing career spanning six years, he was the winner of eight races on the Flat and Groupplaced 13 times. He was victorious in the Gr.2 Premio Presidente della Repubblica in his five-year old campaign, while his second Group race success would come two years later in the Gr.2 Meilen Cup when trained by Jean-Pierre Cavalho, defeating the Gr.1 Deutsches Derby runner-up and Gr.2 winner Palace Prince (Areion). The twilight of his career concluded with a light campaign as a hurdler under the care of Carina Fey, winning one of his three starts over obstacles in France before retiring to stud duties.

By Teofilo, Diplomat hails from an exceptional German family. He is a half-brother to three black-type horses, including the Listed winner and Gr.1 Deutsches Derby second Dickens (Kallisto), while his first and second dams were both German Champion two-year-old fillies, Desidera (Shaadi) and Diasprina (Aspros). The further family includes the Gr.1 Dubai World Cup and Gr.1 Kentucky Derby hero Animal Kingdom (Leroidesanimaux).

DRAGON SYMBOL

Cable Bay – Arcamist (Arcano) WHITSBURY MANOR STUD • Fee £8,000

The multiple Gr.1-placed five-time winner Dragon Symbol will stand for a third season at Whitsbury Manor Stud, remaining at a fee of £8,000.

A son of Cable Bay, Dragon Symbol made a faultless start to his career, winning his first four starts. He stepped into Stakes company for the first time in the Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes, where he was beaten a nose by Rohaan (Mayson), confirming his ability at Group level. He went on to finish first past the post in the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup, only to be demoted to second following a stewards’ inquiry. That effort was backed up with another Gr.1-placing when finishing runner-up in the July Cup behind Starman. He remained in training as a four-year-old, continuing to demonstrate a high level of form, and then retired at the end of that season. His first foals were strongly received at the sales last year, with 48 of 54 offered finding buyers and achieving returns up to 85,000gns, whilst averaging £34,127, which amounts to over four times his covering fee.

Dragon Symbol is a half-brother to the Gr.2 winner Symbol Of Honour (Havana Grey) and out of the winning Arcano mare Arcamist, a three-parts sister to the Listed winner Oasis Dancer (Oasis Dream). The next dam is the Gr.1-placed winner Good Enough (Mukaddamah).

DIPLOMAT

Dual Group 2 winner over 1m and Group placed 13 times. He has also won over obstacles in Auteuil before stallion duties. By Champion 2yo Teofilo and both his dam and granddam were also Champion 2yos.

A half brother to 3 Group performers and hails from the family of Willie Mullins-trained Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 placed Sancta Simona and from the family of Animal Kingdom

Some nice first-crop 4yos to come this year!

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DREAM AHEAD

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Bearstone Stud’s proven US-bred sire Dream Ahead, a fivetime Gr.1-winning son of Diktat, will stand for an extremely attractive fee of £5,500 in 2026.

Dream Ahead was an impressive nine-length debut winner at Nottingham, and following that performance, he lined up in Deauville’s Gr.1 Prix Morny, after which he remained unbeaten. He later added Newmarket’s Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes to his CV to round off a stellar juvenile campaign. The following season, he had the measure of Haydock’s Gr.2 Temple Stakes-winning sire Bated Breath in the Gr.1 July Cup at Newmarket and followed up to win the Gr.1 Sprint Cup at Haydock, with Juddmonte’s homebred taking second once again. Dream Ahead also had the Listed Carnarvon Stakes-winning sire Elzaam and the Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere-winning sire Wootton Bassett behind him. He then defeated 14-time Gr.1 winner Goldikova (Anabaa) in Longchamp’s Gr.1 Prix de la Foret on his final start.

A sire of over 60 Stakes performers and four Gr.1 winners, Dream Ahead has produced the likes of Gr.1 Flying Five Stakes, Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint winner Glass Slippers, Gr.1 Diamond Jubilee Stakes and Gr.1 Sprint Cup winner Dream Of Dreams, Gr.1 British Champion Sprint Stakes-winning sire Donjuan Triumphant and Gr.1 Prix Jacques Le Marois-winning sire Al Wukair

Inc. Gr.1 winners GLASS SLIPPERS, AL WUKAIR, DREAM OF DREAMS, DONJUAN TRIUMPHANT.

DUBAI MILE

Roaring Lion – Beach Bunny (High Chaparral) COOLAGOWN STUD • Fee €4,000

Following a season at Manton Park Stud in Britain, Gr.1winning juvenile and Roaring Lion’s sole stallion son, Dubai Mile, has been at Coolagown Stud in Co Cork since 2025 and will stand a second season there for fee of €4,000.

Trained by Charlie and Mark Johnston for Ahmad Al Shaikh and Manton Park, Dubai Mile had a productive juvenile campaign and earned two career successes over 1m at Windsor and Kempton. He was a narrow runner-up in Newmarket’s Gr.2 Royal Lodge Stakes behind The Foxes (Churchill) on his next appearance, but bounced back to form and relished a step up to 2000m to beat Gr.1 St Leger Stakes runner-up and sire Arrest (Frankel) in the Gr.1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud. The following season, Dubai Mile ran with credit to finish fifth in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas after being dropped back to 1m on his three-year-old return. Injury prematurely called time on his career, but not before a promising effort in the Gr.2 King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot behind the Gr.1 Champion Stakes victor King Of Steel (Wootton Bassett), confirming the ability was still there.

Bred by Skymarc Farm, he is half-brother to the Listed winners Naadirr (Oasis Dream) and Beach Belle (Invincible Spirit; dam of the Australian Gr.2 winner Surf Dancer), out of the Listed-winning and Gr.1-placed High Chaparral mare Beach Bunny

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EL CABALLO

Havana Gold – Showstoppa (Showcasing)

CULWORTH GROUNDS FARM • Fee £4,000

Beginning a third season at Culworth Grounds Farm is the Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes winner El Caballo, who is available to breeders for an attractive fee of £4,000.

Purchased for £30,000 at the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale by Karl Burke, El Caballo was runner-up to Richard Hannon’s subsequent Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes winner and fellow sire Armor on his debut. The now seven-year-old ran up a sequence of six consecutive victories following that promising effort, including successes in the Listed Spring Cup Stakes, Newcastle’s Three-Year-Old All-Weather Championships Conditions Stakes and Haydock’s aforementioned Sandy Lane Stakes. The following season, El Caballo was a close third in the Gr.3 John of Gaunt Stakes at Haydock, a race in which he was denied a clear run on several occasions.

Just like Havana Grey, El Caballo is a son of Havana Gold

He is a half-brother to the Listed winner Avengers Queen (Brazen Beau) and the Gr.3-placed Symbology (also by Havana Grey), out of the winning Showcasing mare Showstoppa, a half-sister to the Gr.2 Mill Reef Stakes winner and sire Temple Meads (Avonbridge).

He has made a promising start to life at stud and covered over 100 mares in his second season, with his first foals realising prices such as €65,000, 40,000gns and 32,000gns.

ELDAR ELDAROV

Dubawi – All At Sea (Sea The Stars) CHAPEL STUD • Fee £5,000

The dual Gr.1 St Leger winner Eldar Eldarov will stand a second season at Chapel Stud for a fee of £5,000.

The Roger Varian-trained son of Dubawi made an immediate impact on the track, winning on debut as a juvenile by five lengths at Nottingham in October. He remained unbeaten into his three-year-old campaign, progressing to Group company with a gutsy win in the Gr.2 Queen’s Vase at Royal Ascot in June before securing Classic honours when winning the Gr.1 St Leger at Doncaster by two lengths, with the likes of the subsequent Gr.1 Hong Kong Vase winner Giavellotto (Mastercraftsman) in behind. He returned as a four-year-old to add a second toplevel victory to his resume, capturing the Gr.1 Irish St Leger in authoritative style when defeating the outstanding stayer Kyprios (Galileo; sire) by three and a half lengths.

Eldar Eldarov is a half-brother to the Gr.1 Zabeel Classic winner Kingswood (Roaring Lion), out of the Listed-placed winner All At Sea (Sea The Stars). He hails from a distinguished Kirsten Rausing family which includes the likes of the multiple Gr.1-winning second dam Albanova (Alzao), the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe heroine Alpinista (Frankel) and the dual Gr.1 Champion Stakes winner Alborada (Alzao).

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ELECTROLYTE

Hello Youmzain – Bibury (Royal Applause) NORTON GROVE STUD • Fee £3,000

The Gr.2 Coventry Stakes runner-up and Gr.3 Prix Eclipse winner Electrolyte will begin his stallion career at Norton Grove Stud, standing for a fee of £3,000.

A son of Hello Youmzain, he displayed immediate promise as a juvenile and made a winning debut by two and a quarter lengths at Ayr in June. He was subsequently tested in Group company on his next start in the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, when he produced a bold effort to go down by just a nose to Rashabar (Holy Roman Emperor), with the likes of the future Classic winner and fellow new sire Camille Pissarro (Wootton Bassett) behind him that day. He returned later in the season to secure his first Group success, capturing the Prix Eclipse at Chantilly in September when narrowly defeating Polyvega (Lope De Vega) in a close finish on his final start at two.

Electrolyte is a half-brother to the Gr.3 Earl of Sefton Stakes winner Steel Of Madrid (Lope De Vega; known as Calderon in Australia) and is out of the winning Royal Applause mare Bibury. He hails from a notable female line that includes the Gr.1 Gold Cup winner Rite Of Passage (Giant’s Causeway) and the influential blue hen mare Dahlia (Vaguely Noble), whose descendants include Gr.1 winners Dahar (Lyphard), Rivlia (Riverman), Delegant (Grey Dawn) and Dahlia’s Dreamer (Theatrical).

ELECTROLYTE

■ Group winning & Royal Ascot 2yo

WON Gr.3 Prix Eclipse, Chantilly, 6f, making all WON Maiden Stakes, Ayr, 6f, on debut

2nd Gr.2 Coventry Stakes, Royal Ascot, 6f, by just a nose to Rashabar, beating Camille Pissarro

■ Fastest son of Hello Youmzain and his only son standing at stud

Descending from the legendary Dahlia family.

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Fee: £3,000

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ELITE STATUS

Havana Grey – Dotted Swiss (Swiss Spirit) WHITSBURY MANOR STUD • Fee £8,000

The dual Gr.3 winner Elite Status will begin his stallion career at Whitsbury Manor Stud, standing for a fee of £8,000.

A son of fellow Whitsbury resident Havana Grey, he made a rapid start to his racing career and won his first two starts as a juvenile. Those early successes included an emphatic five-length victory in the Listed National Stakes at Sandown, marking him as one of the more promising two-year-olds of his crop. He gained his first Group success later that season when winning the Gr.3 Prix de Cabourg, defeating the future Gr.1 winner Sajir (Make Believe) by a length and a quarter. As a three-year-old, Elite Status again showed speed and consistency early in the campaign, winning his first two starts, both at Stakes level, which included adding a second Group success when capturing the Gr.3 Hackwood Stakes. That victory came in a competitive field and he defeated the likes of Lake Forest (No Nay Never) and Kind Of Blue (Blue Point), confirming his effectiveness at Pattern level. He was retired after running three times at four.

Elite Status is a full-brother to the Listed Champion Two Years Old Trophy winner Soldier’s Heart and is out of the three-time winner Dotted Swiss (Swiss Spirit). He hails from the family of Gr.1 winners and sires Diego Velazquez (Frankel), Broome (Australia) and Point Lonsdale (Australia).

ELITE STATUS

FRONTIERSMAN

Dubawi – Ouija Board (Cape Cross) OVERBURY STUD • Fee £2,000

Standing at Overbury for his eighth season, the high-class Gr.1 performer Frontiersman will be available for an unchanged fee of £2,000.

Trained by Charlie Appleby, Frontiersman ran five times as a three-year-old, winning twice. However, it was the following season that he came into his own. After a dominant win at Newmarket, he was pitched into the deep end on his next start in the Gr.1 Coronation Cup, finding only the multiple Gr.1-winning globetrotter Highland Reel (Galileo) too good, with the Gr.1 winners Hawkbill (Kitten’s Joy) and Journey (Dubawi) behind him. His four-year-old season concluded with a gutsy success in the Listed Godolphin Stakes before a trip to Meydan as a five-year old, where he was narrowly defeated by old foe Hawkbill in the Gr.2 Dubai City of Gold Stakes.

At stud, he has sired the class four-time winner and Listedplaced Asian Daze, the five-time winner Miss Dolly Rocker, the three-time winning and Gr.3-placed hurdler Dodger Long and the exciting dual-winning hurdler Montemares

A regally bred son of Dubawi, he is a half-brother to the champion and three-time Gr.1-winning sire Australia (Galileo) and they are out of the champion and seven-time Gr.1 heroine Ouija Board (Cape Cross).

GO BEARS GO

Kodi Bear – In Dubai (Giant’s Causeway) OAK LODGE STUD • Fee €6,000

Go Bears Go will stand his second season under the Oak Lodge Stud banner at Springfield House Stud in Co Tipperary. His fee has been trimmed from €8,000 to €6,000 this year.

The best runner sired by Kodiac’s high-class son Kodi Bear, Go Bears Go won three times at Group level during a distinguished career. A fast and precocious two-year-old, he made a winning debut at Ascot before returning to the same track to finish a head second behind subsequent triple Gr.1 winner Perfect Power (Ardad) in the 5f Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes at the Royal Meeting. A commanding win in the 6f Gr.2 Railway Stakes followed at the Curragh, while later placed efforts in both the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes and Gr.2 (then) Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint (beaten a fast-finishing half a length) confirmed his status as one of the best juveniles in training. He returned at three with a win in the Gr.3 Pavilion Stakes and added the Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes to his impressive CV before the end of that season.

Lightly raced as an older horse, Go Bears Go was a popular addition to the stallion ranks last year and has a tremendous pedigree. He is one of six winners out of the winner In Dubai (Giant’s Causeway), a half-sister to the dual Gr.1 victrix Nahrain (Selkirk; dam of the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas winner Elmalka and the Gr.1-winning sire Benbatl).

GOLDEN HORN

Cape Cross – Fleche D’Or (Dubai Destination) OVERBURY STUD • Fee £10,000

The champion, Classic and multiple Gr.1 winner Golden Horn, will stand at Overbury Stud for a fourth season at an unchanged fee of £10,000.

A son of Cape Cross, Golden Horn was victorious on seven occasions, including four at Gr.1 level, one Gr.2 and a pair of narrow Gr.1 placings in his other two starts, achieving an official rating of 130. After taking the Gr.2 Dante Stakes, he landed the biggest prize of all, the Gr.1 Derby, before the Eclipse Stakes, Irish Champion Stakes and the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe.

His foals proved popular in 2025, realising up to €72,000 and €60,000, a healthy return on their covering fee. Capable of siring top-class horses under both codes, he is the sire of 29 Stakes winners on the Flat, including the Champion Stayer and dual Gr.1 winner Trawlerman. He has proven adept in both codes and sired a pair of Gr.1 winners at last year’s Cheltenham Festival, both conceived before he moved to dual-purpose duties. The Champion Hurdler Golden Ace, the Gr.1 Triumph Hurdle winner Poniros, the Gr.2 Park Hill Stakes winner Santorini Star and the tenacious stayer Gregory are just a handful of his best offspring to date. A fine source of class and stamina, Golden Horn is priced fairly to accommodate both Flat and National Hunt breeders.

GREGORIAN

Clodovil – Three Days In May (Cadeaux Genereux) RATHASKER STUD • Fee €4,500

Rathasker Stud’s Gregorian reminded us of his ability to produce a smart juvenile when Amo Racing’s Hollywood Treasure won the Listed St Hugh’s Stakes in August.

She is the eighth Stakes winner sired by the son of Clodovil, a Rathasker homebred, who enjoyed a fine career with John Gosden. A maiden winner at two, he was placed in the Gr.1s St James’s Palace Stakes and Prix Jean Prat at three and went on to win the Gr.3 Diomed Stakes, Gr.3 Criterion Stakes and Gr.2 Hungerford Stakes as an older horse.

Also placed in the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes and Gr.1 July Cup, showcasing his distance versatility, he began his stallion career at The National Stud in 2015 and returned to Rathasker ahead of the 2019 breeding season. His maiden crop included no less than five black-type placed winners, among whom Queen Jo Jo went on to win the Gr.3 Summer Stakes, and Gypsy Spirit and Greach later triumphed in Stakes company. The US Gr.3 winner Gregorian Chant was a slightly later-developing first-crop starlet, while Gregorian’s best runner, Plainchant, emerged in 2020 with thrilling wins in the Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte and Gr.3 Prix Eclipse.

Hollywood Treasure’s owners went to 42,000gns to secure a Gregorian yearling in the autumn, and he continues to offer major appeal to anyone breeding on a budget.

HARRY ANGEL

Following another fruitful season across the globe in 2025, Dalham Hall Stud resident Harry Angel continues to offer exceptional value within the 10k and under category.

The son of Dark Angel was a top-class performer for Clive Cox, winning the Gr.1 July Cup and Gr.1 Sprint Cup, as well as topping the sprint category of the World Thoroughbred Rankings in 2017. A half-brother to the Gr.2 winner Pierre Lapin (Cappella Sansevero) and closely related to the Gr.1winning sires Xtension (Xaar) and Supremacy (Mehmas), he began stallion duties in 2019 and continues to perform with great credit in Europe, while he has been nothing short of a spectacular success when shuttling to Australia.

Now the sire of 20 individual Stakes winners and counting, his returns last year included Australian Gr.1 wins for Private Harry, Tom Kitten and War Machine, while Angel Capital and Arkansaw Kid were triumphant at Gr.2 level in the same country. Closer to home, Fair Angellica won the Gr.3 Sceptre Fillies’ Stakes at Doncaster before realising 260,000gns at the Tattersalls December Mares Sale. Further sales ring highlights for the sire last year included a filly out of a First Samurai mare making €230,000 at the Arqana May Breeze-Up Sale and a colt out of a Brazen Beau mare selling for 160,000gns at Book 2 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale.

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50% winners to runners in the UK and Ireland in 2025 – behind only Night Of Thunder and Havana Grey. Yearlings of 2025 made up to 160,000gns, with foals selling for up to €125k.

INVINCIBLE ARMY

Invincible Spirit – Rajeem (Diktat) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £5,500

Former Yeomanstown Stud resident Invincible Army is now available to British breeders at a fee of £5,500 as he begins his first season at March Hare Stud.

Trained by James Tate, the 11-year-old son of Invincible Spirit was a precocious juvenile and later a top-tier sprinter. He was beaten a short head by subsequent Gr.1 Derby winner Masar (New Approach; sire) on his debut and was a five-length winner at Newmarket second time out. He went on to win the Gr.3 Sirenia Stakes later the same season, then returned at three with a win in the Gr.3 Pavilion Stakes and a second in the Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes. Even better was to follow as a four-year-old, when he won the Listed Cammidge Trophy, Gr.2 Duke of York Stakes and Gr.3 Chipchase Stakes, as well as finishing third in the Gr.1 Flying Five Stakes.

The sire’s first runners appeared in 2023 and have quickly made a strong impression, with the Gr.2 Greenlands Stakes winner James’s Delight and the Listed winners Kitty Rose and Balmoral Lady emerging from his first crop. His second crop yielded the Listed winners Capitana Bling and Naana’s Diamond, so this is a proven sire at an economical price.

Invincible Army can also be highly recommended on pedigree. He is out of the Gr.1 Falmouth Stakes winner Rajeem (Diktat), whose other progeny includes the Listed winner New York City (a full-brother to Invincible Army).

INVINCIBLE ARMY

Talented sprinter, Group winner at 2,3 and 4

His yearlings in 2025 realised; €90,000, €85,000, 45,000 gns, £33,000, 30,000gns etc...

Selling to the likes of Lillingston Bloodstock/ Kennet Valley, Roger Teal, Clive Cox, Highflyer Bloodstock/ George Baker, Tim Easterby/ Reality Racingand many more..

Sire of 91 winners from 173 foals, five Stakes winner and three other Stakes perfomers

Sire of Group 2 winner JAMES’S DELIGHT, Stakes winner and Group performer KITTY ROSE and Listed winner

ISAAC SHELBY

Night Of Thunder – Kentucky Belle (Heliostatic) NEWSELLS PARK STUD • Fee £7,000

The Gr.2 Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Isaac Shelby will stand for a second season at Newsells Park Stud for a fee of £7,000.

After making a three and a half-length winning debut over 61/2f at Newbury in May of his juvenile season, the Brian Meehan-trained son of Night Of Thunder was elevated into Group company and won the Gr.2 Superlative Stakes over 7f at Newmarket on his next start. He returned at three to capture the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes by three lengths, finishing ahead of the subsequent multiple Gr.1 winner Charyn (Dark Angel), before producing a high-class effort when narrowly denied by Marhaba Ya Sanafi (Muhaarar) in the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains at Longchamp, finishing in front of the subsequent Gr.1 winner Good Guess (Kodiac; sire). He continued to perform with credit as the season progressed, finishing a neck second to Kinross (Kingman) in the Gr.2 Lennox Stakes before finishing runner-up in the Gr.2 Prix

Daniel Wildenstein. He was retired as the conclusion of his three-year-old campaign, having consistently competed in top-class company.

He is out of the unraced Heliostatic mare Kentucky Belle and hails from the family of the Gr.1 (then) American Derby winner Pocket Zipper (Full Pocket).

Only son of NIGHT OF THUNDER

Classic 3yo miler

1st Gr.3 Greenham Stakes

2nd Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains by a shd

Fee: £7,000

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JAPAN

Fee €9,500

Exquisitely-bred dual Gr.1 winner Japan made a pleasing impression with his first two-year-olds in 2025 and is one of the most exciting young sires standing in Germany.

Bred by Newsells Park Stud and out of the black-type placed Danehill mare and exceptional producer Shastye, he is a full-brother to fellow sire Mogul, winner of the Gr.1 Grand Prix de Paris and Gr.1 Hong Kong Vase, and the Gr.2 Middleton Stakes heroine and Gr.1-placed Secret Gesture

Having fetched 1.3m gns at Tattersalls as a yearling, the son of Galileo went into training with Aidan O’Brien and won the Gr.2 Beresford Stakes as a juvenile. Subsequently third in the Gr.1 Derby following an interrupted preparation, he really came to the fore in the second half of his threeyear-old season with top-level wins in the 1m4f Grand Prix de Paris and 1m21/2f Gr.1 Juddmonte International Stakes.

Japan maintained a high level of form as an older horse, notably when finishing third in the Gr.1 Eclipse Stakes at four and winning twice in Gr.3 company at five. Retired to Gestüt Etzean for the 2022 breeding season, he covered the largest number of mares in Germany that year and has remained among the busiest sires there since. His first crop yielded numerous promising winners, including the Listed-placed Abachi, and his progeny are sure to continue progressing.

Exceptionally-bred dual Gr. 1 winner , who realised 1.3m gns as a yearling Yearlings in 2025 realised prices of up to €200,000

First crop yielded many winners including Listed-placed ABACHI

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KING OF CHANGE

Farhh – Salacia (Echo Of Light) TWEENHILLS FARM & STUD • Fee £8,500

The Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes winner King Of Change made an excellent impression in five seasons at stud in Ireland and looks a classy addition to the British stallion ranks at Tweenhills Farm & Stud. He will stand at £8,500.

Trained by Richard Hannon, King Of Change finished first or second in all six racecourse appearances. In addition to his brilliant QEII win at Ascot, where he beat eight individual Gr.1 winners, he also won the Listed Fortune Stakes at Sandown and took second in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas behind Magna Grecia (Invincible Spirit). A son of the potent black-type sire

Farhh and a half-brother to the Gr.2 Celebration Mile Stakes winner and Gr.1-placed sire Century Dream (Cape Cross), King Of Change welcomed his first runners in 2024 and has quickly elevated his profile from limited runners.

His maiden crop featured the triple Listed winner Lady With The Lamp, the Listed Prix Occitanie victrix Miss Of Change (who also beat the colts in the Czech Derby) and the Listed Garnet Stakes heroine Onemoredance, while his second crop yielded the Listed Silver Tankard Stakes victor Shayem, who is guaranteed a place in this year’s Gr.1 Derby field at Epsom after landing a ‘win and you’re in’ qualifier. His progeny operated at a superb 13.3 per cent Stakes winners-to-runners ratio in 2025, and bigger and stronger books in the pipeline will ensure his star continues to rise.

13.3% Stakes winnersrunners in 2025, second only to Dubawi and over double

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LIGHTNING SPEAR

Pivotal – Atlantic Destiny (Royal Academy) TWEENHILLS FARM & STUD • Fee £3,000

The Gr.1 Sussex Stakes winner Lightning Spear will stand at Tweenhills Farm & Stud for an eighth year at a reduced fee of £3,000.

A son of Pivotal, Lightning Spear won on debut as a twoyear-old and went on to record at least one victory in each season of his racing career. His first appearance in Group company came at four when finishing runner-up in the Gr.2 Summer Mile Stakes, before progressing to the highest level the following year. At five he finished third in the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes before recording his first Stakes success when winning the Gr.2 Celebration Mile at Goodwood. He successfully defended that title the following season and continued to compete with credit in elite company, producing a series of high-class efforts at the top level. Lightning Spear reached the peak of his career when capturing the 2018 Sussex Stakes at Goodwood, having also finished placed in two Gr.1s earlier in the season. Since retiring to stud, he has produced multiple winners and his yearlings have sold for up to 78,000gns at public auction.

Lightning Spear is a half-brother to the Listed winner Ocean War (Dalakhani) and out of the Listed winner Atlantic Destiny (Royal Academy), a half-sister to the Irish Gr.2 winner and Gr.1-placed sire Make No Mistake.

LOPE Y FERNANDEZ

Lope De Vega – Black Dahlia (Dansili) NATIONAL STUD • Fee £6,000

European Champion Three-Year-Old Sprinter and Leading British-based First-Season Sire of 2025, Lope Y Fernandez will stand for £6,000 at The National Stud in 2026.

Having made a winning debut for Ballydoyle and Coolmore, Lope Y Fernandez was runner-up to European Champion Two-Year-Old Pinatubo (sire) in Royal Ascot’s Listed Chesham Stakes. Following that performance, Lope De Vega’s son was third in Goodwood’s Gr.2 Vintage Stakes and bounced back to earn a maiden Group success in the Gr.3 Round Tower Stakes. At three, Aidan O’Brien’s charge was placed in four Gr.1s, namely the Irish 2,000 Guineas, Prix Jean Prat, Prix Maurice de Gheest and Breeders’ Cup Mile. Returning to the racetrack at four, he won Leopardstown’s Listed Heritage Stakes before producing another runner-up effort in the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes behind Palace Pier (sire).

Last season, Lope Y Fernandez was the leading Britishbased first-season sire with 24 winners, which included Kevin Ryan’s Gr.3 Firth of Clyde Stakes third Isle Of Fernandez and Ralph Beckett’s Listed Doncaster Stakes third Spanish Waltz At the time of writing, he had sired four new first-crop winners in 2026. He is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Vintage Stakes and Gr.2 Oettingen-Rennen winner Dark Vision (Dream Ahead), out of the Listed-placed winner Black Dahlia (Dansili).

LOPE Y FERNANDEZ

Leading First Season Sire

Sire of 28 individual 2yo winners in his first crop including Group 3 placed Isle of Fernandez and Listed placed Spanish Waltz

Covered 500 mares in his first four seasons at stud

Yearlings have realised €175,000, 160,000gns, 140,000gns, 125,000gns etc.

MAGNA GRECIA

Invincible Spirit – Cabaret (Galileo) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £5,500

The Gr.1 2,000 Guineas and Gr.1 Futurity Trophy Stakes winner Magna Grecia will stand his second season at March Hare Stud for an unchanged fee of £5,500.

A son of Invincible Spirit who was trained by Aidan O’Brien, he won his maiden impressively on debut by three and a half lengths before being narrowly beaten by subsequent threetime Gr.1 winner and sire Persian King in the Gr.3 Autumn Stakes. His two-year-old season culminated with a gutsy win in the Gr.1 Futurity Trophy, where he defeated none other than the following season’s Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas winner and sire Phoenix Of Spain. His crowning glory came at three, when he landed the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas on his seasonal reappearance, beating a host of Gr.1 winners, including King Of Change and Ten Sovereigns

At stud, he has sired the Listed Prix Yacowlef winner Myconian, the Stakes-placed winners Thekingofmyheart and Magna Memory, plus the tough handicapper Crystal Flyer. Meanwhile, his yearlings showed a good return on investment at the sales in 2025, realising up to 55,000gns.

A 340,000gns foal, Magna Grecia hails from an illustrious family, being a half-brother to the multiple Gr.1-winning champion and sire St Mark’s Basilica and out of the Gr.3 Silver Flash Stakes winner Cabaret (Galileo).

MAGNA GRECIA

Gr.1 Futurity winner at 2 and Classic 2,000 Guineas-winning 3yo.

His yearlings in 2025 have fetched prices of €58,000, 55,000 gns, €35,000, £20,000 etc.. Purchasers include; Stroud-Coleman Bloodstock, Clive Cox, Edward Lynam, Charlie Clover and many more...

His now 3yo crop look promising. ROMEO SENSINI an 11 length maiden winner, TEMPLE OF ATHENA black-type performer

£5,500 1st Oct SLF

MAKE BELIEVE

– Rosie’s Posy (Suave Dancer)

Ballylinch Stud’s dual Gr.1 winner Make Believe will embark on his 11th season at stud and will be available at a slightly increased fee of €10,000 after a strong season in 2025.

Trained by Andre Fabre, he was an unbeaten juvenile, easily winning both of his starts. He progressed well at three to impressively claim the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains by three lengths, defeating subsequent Prix du Jockey Clubwinning sire New Bay, the multiple Gr.1-winning globetrotter Highland Reel and Champion Sprinter Muhaarar. His second victory at the top level came later that season when winning the Gr.1 Prix de la Foret from the dual Gr.1 winner Limato (Tagula) and the Gr.1-winning juvenile Toormore (Arakan).

At stud, he is best known as the sire of the Champion and multiple Gr.1 winner and sire Mishriff, the Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest winner Sajir as well as Gr.3-winning fillies Believe In Love and Rose Of Kildare. Last year, his yearlings and foals realised up to 72,000gns and €100,000 respectively, alongside the classy Listed winner Fantasy World, who realised 600,000gns at the Tattersalls Autumn HIT Sale.

A son of Makfi, he is a half-brother to the dual Gr.1 winner Dubawi Heights (Dubawi) and out of a winning half-sister to the Gr.1 July Cup Stakes heroine Tante Rose (Barathea).

MAKE BELIEVE

MASTER CARPENTER

Mastercraftsman – Fringe (In The Wings) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £1,500

March Hare Stud’s Master Carpenter continues to operate at a healthy 50 per cent winners-to-runners ratio with his progeny and warrants serious attention at just £1,500.

The son of Mastercraftsman was a wonderfully tough and tenacious performer during six seasons with Rod Millman. He demonstrated his precocity by opening his account in a 5f Leicester maiden in April of his two-year-old campaign and his longevity when claiming his seventh and last win as a seven-year-old. In between, he won the Gr.3 Prix Daphnis at Chantilly and the Listed Heron Stakes at Sandown (by seven lengths), as well as lifting the prestigious John Smith’s Cup and finishing third in the Gr.2 Prix Eugene Adam.

He is one of six winners out of the talented In The Wings mare Fringe, whose three-parts sister Mount Elbrus (Barathea) won the Listed Prix Petite Etoile before gaining recognition as grandam of the European Champion TwoYear-Old Colt and sire Pinatubo. This is also the family of the influential Gr.1 Prix de Diane winner Rafha (Kris).

Master Carpenter quickly indicated his potential as a sire when his first-crop daughter Princess Naomi won back-toback races as a two-year-old. Several more winners have emerged since, including the prolific The Craftymaster, who won six in a row during the 2023/24 all-weather season.

MASTER CARPENTER

From the family of AL JAZI, INVINCIBLE SPIRIT, KODIAC, JAMES GARFIELD, GUSTAV KLIMT & PINATUBO.

Tough & durable over a six-year training career.

5f debut winner at 2 and 3rd in Gr.3 Greenham S. behind Kingman & Night Of Thunder on 3yo debut Runaway winner of LR Heron S. & Gr.3 Prix Daphnis over 1m1f at Chantilly and Gr.2 placed.

Already produced good winners such as THE CRAFTYMASTER, DAVID’S DIVA, PRINCESS NAOMI...

MATTMU

Indesatchel – Katie Boo (Namid)

NORTON GROVE STUD • Fee £2,000

Standing at Norton Grove Stud for a fee of £2,000, the Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte winner and Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes third Mattmu will undertake his third year of stallion duties at the North Yorkshire stud.

A son of Indesatchel, Mattmu showed plenty of ability as a juvenile, racing regularly and winning four times, twice at Stakes level, culminating with Group success on his final start at two. At three, he continued to compete in Pattern company, finishing placed on several occasions before capturing the Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes, which he followed with a valiant third in the Nunthorpe Stakes next time.

He returned to the track at four, continuing to perform at a high level, and later came back as a five-year-old to sign off his career with a win on his final appearance before retiring to stud.

As a sire, Mattmu has produced the Listed Empress Fillies’ Stakes winner and Gr.2 Duchess of Cambridge Stakes third Argentine Tango. His only yearling sold last year realised 55,000gns, marking a very significant return on his covering fee.

He is the third foal and only Stakes winner out of the sixtime winning Namid mare Katie Boo. The immediate family includes the Listed (then) Silver Flash Stakes-placed winner Misty Peak (Sri Pekan; dam of the Listed winner Maldron Prom, also known as Super Alloy).

MATTMU

WON Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte, 6f

WON Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes, 6f

Plus placed Gr.1 Nunthorpe, Gr.2 Duke of York, Gr.3

Chipchase S & Abernant S, L Redcar 2yo Trophy

WON L Rockingham Stakes, 6f Including Argentine Tango & Favourite Child ■ Sire of 13.3% BT horses to runners

MAYSON

Invincible Spirit – Mayleaf (Pivotal) NORTON GROVE STUD • Fee £3,500

Standing at Norton Grove Stud for a fee of £3,500, the Gr.1 July Cup winner Mayson will undertake stallion duties for a 14th year.

A son of Invincible Spirit, he showed early speed as a twoyear-old, winning by five lengths on his second start in a 5f maiden at Hamilton before a narrow defeat in the Listed Ripon Champion Two Years Old Trophy. As a four-year-old, he enjoyed a productive start to his campaign at Newmarket, winning twice early in the season, with a decisive three and a half-length success in the Listed (then) Abernant Stakes preceding capturing the Gr.3 Palace House Stakes. Newmarket would later provide the setting for his defining performance, when he claimed the track’s showpiece sprint, the July Cup, by an emphatic five lengths on the July Course. His final appearance came in the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye at Longchamp, where he finished a neck second before being retired to stud. He has since sired Oxted, another top-class sprinter who, like his sire, claimed the July Cup, as well as the Gr.2-winning sprinter Rohaan. His breeze-up stock were well received in 2025, headed by a top price of £60,000 and averaging £34,697.

Mayson is the only foal out of the unraced Pivotal mare Mayleaf, a half-sister to the Champion Two Years Old Trophy winner Bathwick Bear (Kodiac). The further family includes the Gr.1 Del Mar Oaks winner Singhalese (Singspiel).

MAYSON

Gr.1 sire by sires of sires Invincible Spirit

Sire of Oxted, a dual Gr.1 winner inc. the July Cup. WON Gr.1 July Cup, Newmarket, 6f

Fee: £3,500 Plus 11 Stakes winners inc. Rohaan, Honey Girl, etc. ■ Gr.2-winning 2yo & joint

Scarborough Road, Norton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8EF Richard Lingwood M: 07483 992151

Fee: £2,000

1st October, Live Foal

Scarborough Road, Norton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8EF

Richard Lingwood M: 07483 992151

1st October, Live Foal

MIDNIGHT SANDS

Speightstown – It’s Midnight (Shamardal) NORTON GROVE STUD • Fee £2,500

The Gr.3 Burj Nahaar Stakes winner Midnight Sands will stand for a third season at Norton Grove Stud at a fee of £2,500.

A ten-year-old son of Speightstown, Midnight Sands enjoyed a varied and productive international career, showing speed and versatility across multiple jurisdictions. He began his racing career in Britain as a juvenile before making the switch to the UAE as a three-year-old. After finishing second on his Dubai debut, he embarked on a fine run of form, winning five successive races before competing in Group races in the USA in the second half of 2020. He returned to the UAE as a five-year-old and produced a career-best performance on his seasonal reappearance to capture the Burj Nahaar Stakes. He remained in training through to his seven-year-old season, continuing to compete at a high level, before being retired later that year.

Midnight Sands is a half-brother to the Gr.3 (then) Tropical Turf Stakes winner Tusk (Tapit) and out of the Listed Prix Coronation winner It’s Midnight (Shamardal). The further family includes the Gr.1 Prix Jacques Le Maroisplaced winner Holocene (Lemon Drop Kid) and the Gr.2 (then) Prix du Gros-Chene winner and Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest-placed sire Titus Livius.

MIDNIGHT SANDS

■ Group winning miler

WON Gr.3 Burj Nahaar, Meydan, 1m, readily, beating Gr.1 winners Tuz and North America.

WON 6 races and over £300,000. Timeform Rating 115+

■ A unique pedigree & the only son

By Speightstown out of It’s Midnight (Shamardal)

Scarborough Road, Norton, North Yorkshire, YO17 8EF Richard Lingwood M: 07483 992151 Fee: £2,500 of Speightstown in GB/IRE

1st October, Live Foal

MILL STREAM

Gleneagles – Swirral Edge (Hellvelyn) YEOMANSTOWN STUD • Fee €10,000

Standing a second season at Yeomanstown Stud is Mill Stream, a Gr.1-winning son of Gleneagles, who is available to breeders at a fee of €10,000.

Purchased for 350,000gns during Book 2 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale by Stroud Coleman Bloodstock, Mill Stream made a winning debut at Doncaster for trainer Jane Chapple-Hyam. At three, he earned a maiden Stakes success in the Listed Prix Moonlight Cloud and followed up with a Group success in the Gr.3 Prix de Meautry, both at Deauville. The following season, Mill Stream defeated Gr.3 Prix de RisOrangis winner and sire Shouldvebeenaring in York’s Gr.2 Duke of York Stakes before earning a maiden top-level success in Newmarket’s Gr.1 July Cup.

Mill Stream has made a promising start to life at stud and covered 170 mares during his debut season, including 75 Stakes performers/producers, with a fertility rate in excess of 90 per cent. He is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Richmond Stakes winner and Gr.1 Prix Morny third and sire Asymmetric (Showcasing) and out of the twice-winning Hellvelyn mare Swirral Edge, a half-sister to the Listed Westow Stakes victrix and Gr.3 Prix du Petit Couvert third Fashion Queen (Aqlaam; dam of the Italian Listed winner Noble Title). Mill Stream ticks all the boxes, and his first foals are eagerly awaited.

MOHAATHER

Showcasing – Roodeye (Inchinor)

BEECH HOUSE STUD • Fee £10,000

The Gr.1 Sussex Stakes winner Mohaather stands for an attractive fee of £10,000 ahead of his third crop of juveniles hitting the track.

A Group winner at two, three and four, he held his form throughout his eight-race career for trainer Marcus Tregoning. Winner of the Gr.3 Horris Hill Stakes at two, he returned at three with a game success in the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes. Injury interrupted his short-term plans, but he found the winner’s enclosure again as a four-year-old in the Gr.2 Summer Mile Stakes prior to reaching his peak in the Sussex Stakes, where he had the Gr.1 winners and sires Circus Maximus, Siskin and Kameko chasing him home.

His first crop hit the ground running in 2024 and maintained momentum into last year, as the Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes winner Big Mojo stepped up to take the Gr.1 Sprint Cup shortly after a narrow defeat in the Gr.1 July Cup.

Mohaather is a full-brother to the multiple US Graded Stakes victrix Prize Exhibit (dam of the Gr.3 winner History) and half-brother to the dam of the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes winner Accidental Agent (Delegator).

With a first-crop Gr.1 winner and strong books to come, his fee represents tempting value for breeders seeking speed and class.

I Watchful

Sire of Group 1 Sprint Cup sensation BIG MOJO!

Sire of three first-crop Stakes winners, his second crop already features Group 1 two-year-old

CAPE ORATOR, who, alongside the exciting ZOOMING, ZENNOR STORM and SUMMER IS TOMORROW, are all Classic entered.

MOSTAHDAF

BEECH HOUSE STUD • Fee

£9,000

Following an impressive set of sales ring results with his maiden crop of foals, Frankel’s top-class son Mostahdaf will stand his third season at Beech House Stud this year.

The now eight-year-old sire represents an immaculate blend of pedigree and performance, being a half-brother to the dual Gr.1-winning miler Nazeef (Invincible Spirit) and also the highest-rated horse to retire to stud in Britain since Baaeed (Sea The Stars). Trained by the Gosdens, he was unraced at two but won five of his six starts the following year, notably two Listed races and the Gr.3 Darley Stakes. He earned two more Gr.3 wins at four before storming to a seven-length win in the enormously valuable Gr.3 Neom Turf Cup (now a Gr.1) in Saudi Arabia on his five-year-old return.

That performance was the prelude to an outstanding campaign in which he won the Gr.1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot by four lengths, with four top-level winners in behind, and the Gr.1 Juddmonte International Stakes at York, which he won in a faster time than his legendary sire, beating Nashwa (Frankel) and Paddington (Siyouni) in the process.

Rated 128 and officially recognised as the joint secondbest horse in the world upon his retirement, Mostahdaf covered 90 mares in his opening book, and the resultant foals sold for up to 100,000gns at the Tattersalls December Foal Sale last year. He rates excellent value at £9,000.

I Targeted

The Gr.1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes and Gr.1 Juddmonte International winner is the highest-rated horse to retire to stud in GB in the last three seasons.

NANDO PARRADO

Kodiac – Chibola (Roy)

IRISH NATIONAL STUD • Fee €7,000

Off the back of his first crop of juveniles last year, the precocious Nando Parrado has seen his fee upgraded to €7,000 for his fifth covering season at the Irish National Stud.

A 165,000gns foal purchase, the son of Kodiac was sent into training with Clive Cox and shed his maiden tag in the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot on what was only his second start. Among the 14 rivals behind him that day was the subsequent Gr.1-winning sprinter Creative Force (Dubawi). Following that success, he finished runner-up in a pair of top-level contests in France, the Gr.1 Prix Morny and the Gr.1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere, and was rated higher than his sire as a juvenile. At three, he ran fourth in the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes and fifth in the Gr.2 Hungerford Stakes.

Boasting a 37 per cent winners-to-runners return from his first crop, Nando Parrado sired 19 individual winners last year and finished sixth in the European first-crop standings by way of winners. Those winners included the Listed EBF Harry Rosebery Stakes victor Chairmanfourtimes and the EBF Ballyhane Stakes hero Howd’yadoit, who both contributed to progeny earnings just shy of €500,000. His breeze-up horses realised up to 75,000gns last year and averaged around €34,000 for 12 sold, while his yearlings were sold for up to £58,000 and averaged over double his previous €6,000 covering fee.

Sire of Listed winner Chairmanfourtimes & Ballyhane Sales Stakes winner Howd’yadoit

Stud Fee €7,000 (1st Dec terms)

NAVAL CROWN

Dubawi – Come Alive (Dansili)

KILDANGAN STUD • Fee €9,000

Darley sire Naval Crown will continue at a fee of €9,000 as he begins his fourth season at Kildangan Stud. His first crop of two-year-olds will make their debuts later this year.

A Godolphin homebred, Naval Crown was a Gr.3-placed winner for trainer Charlie Appleby as a two-year-old before developing into a high-class sprinter/miler at three and four. He won the Listed Meydan Classic over 1600m early in his Classic season and went on to finish fourth in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas and second in the Gr.3 Jersey Stakes later that year. Dropped back to sprinting as a four-year-old, the son of Dubawi caused a 33/1 upset in the Gr.1 Platinum Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot before finishing an excellent second behind Alcohol Free (No Nay Never) in the Gr.1 July Cup.

Those performances and Dubawi’s soaring reputation as a sire of sires earned Naval Crown a berth at stud in time for the 2023 breeding season. A half-brother to the German Listed winner Spring Promise (Lope De Vega) and out of the Listed Prix Amandine winner Come Alive (Dansili), his first foals sold for up to €60,000 (twice) in 2024. The positive trends continued with his yearlings last autumn, most notably when a Mountain View Stud-consigned filly out of the Sea The Stars mare Seagull realised €320,000 to Hill of Allen Stud and Keri Lyons at Book 1 of the Goffs Orby Sale.

THE DUBAWI DYNAST Y

NAVA L CROW N

Like Too Darn Hot and Space Blues, a son of Dubawi with a G1 win short of a mile. First yearlings by the G1 Platinum Jubilee winner sold for up to €320k.

OL’ MAN RIVER

Montjeu – Finsceal Beo (Mr Greeley)

HARE STUD • Fee £1,500

A classy, unbeaten juvenile, the strikingly bred Ol’ Man River will stand his second year in Britain at a fee of £1,500.

A €2.85m yearling purchase by MV Magnier, the lightly raced son of Montjeu, who was trained by Aidan O’Brien for all bar one of his seven starts, made a winning debut over 1m at the Curragh in August 2014 before running out a decisive two and three-quarter-length winner of the Gr.2 Beresford Stakes over the same course and distance a month later. His best run at three came at Royal Ascot, where he was fourth in the Gr.2 King Edward VII Stakes over 1m4f.

He is the most notable among eight winners out of the Gr.1 1,000 Guineas, Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas and Gr.1 Prix

Marcel Boussac heroine and champion Finsceal Beo (Mr Greeley), a half-sister to the Gr.2 Mehl Mülhens-Rennen (German 2,000 Guineas) winner and sire Frozen Power

The 14-year-old is already the sire of some talented jumpers, led by the likes of the Gr.3-winning Irish novice chaser Ol Man Dingle, the seven-time winner and Listedplaced chaser El Elefante and the useful winning hurdler Coral River Ol’ Man River is from a sire line which is noted for its National Hunt success, with leading stallions such as Walk In The Park, Authorized, Fame And Glory, Jukebox Jury and Masked Marvel all being fellow sons of Montjeu.

PERFECT POWER

Ardad – Sagely (Frozen Power)

DALHAM HALL STUD • Fee

£7,500

Dalham Hall Stud’s Perfect Power, who will welcome his first runners on to racecourses later this year, is available at a fee of £7,500 for the second season in a row.

The highly decorated sprinter surged in popularity last year, covering 134 mares (up from 58 mares in 2024) as breeders clamoured to take advantage of his reduced fee. That was followed by an impressive set of results at the yearling sales, with his eldest crop selling for figures including 260,000gns, 215,000gns and £140,000.

It is little surprise that Perfect Power is proving fashionable in this price bracket, as the attractive and precocious son of Royal Ascot winner Ardad boasts superb credentials on paper. A half-brother to last year’s Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes winner Wise Approach (Mehmas), Perfect Power had won the same contest in 2021 at the conclusion of a brilliant twoyear-old campaign, which also saw him win the Gr.2 Norfolk Stakes at Royal Ascot and the Gr.1 Prix Morny at Deauville.

Crowned Joint Champion Two-Year-Old Colt in France, he returned at three to win the Gr.3 Greenham Stakes and Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup, in doing so securing the title of European Champion Three-Year-Old Sprinter. With many shrewd buyers turning to Perfect Power yearlings last year, his current fee might prove a bargain in the fullness of time.

Gr. 2 winning son of MONTJEU, sire of champions WALK IN THE PARK and AUTHORIZED. Out of Champion filly in Europe FINSCEAL BEO. Realised €2,850,000 as a yearling. Already a proven sire with many upcoming prospects including Gr.3 winner and Cheltenham bound OL’ MAN DINGLE - exciting 32-length P2P winner.

Morny and

PLANTEUR

Danehill Dancer – Plante Rare (Giant’s Causeway) CHAPEL

The Gr.1 Prix Ganay winner Planteur will stand for a fee of £4,000 at Chapel Stud, undertaking his 13th year at stud.

A son of Danehill Dancer, Planteur won on debut as a two-year-old and made an immediate impression at three when winning the Gr.2 (then) Prix Noailles on his first attempt in Group company. He went on to perform with credit at the highest level, finishing runner-up in the Gr.1 Prix du Jockey Club behind the exceptional Lope De Vega Returning at four, Planteur captured the Gr.2 Prix d’Harcourt before securing his career-defining success in the Prix Ganay at Longchamp on his next start. He continued to compete with distinction at the elite level thereafter, recording placed efforts in four further Gr.1 contests before being retired to stud at the conclusion of his six-year-old campaign.

Planteur has proven to be a reliable dual-purpose sire, represented by the star stayer Trueshan, the Gr.2 Gran Premio del Jockey Club winner and sire Road To Arc and dual Gr.1 chase winner Gran Diose, underlining his versatility under both codes. He also operates at an excellent winnersto-runners ratio. He is out of the unraced Giant’s Causeway mare Plante Rare and is closely related to the three-time Gr.1-winning sire Persian King and hails from the family of the brilliant multiple Gr.1-winning sire Peintre Celebre.

RAJASINGHE

Choisir – Bunditten (Soviet Star) THE NATIONAL STUD • Fee £3,000

Beginning an eighth season at The National Stud is Phil Cunningham’s Gr.2 winner Rajasinghe, who will be available to breeders for a fee of £3,000.

Purchased for £85,000 at the Goffs UK Doncaster Premier Yearling Sale by Bobby O’Ryan and Rebel Racing, Rajasinghe went into training with Richard Spencer. He ran out an impressive four-length debut winner over 6f on the allweather at Newcastle before going on to triumph in Royal Ascot’s Gr.2 Coventry Stakes in a record time, in which he defeated subsequent Classic-winning sire Romanised.

By Choisir, also responsible for fellow sire and Royal Ascot Gr.1 winner Starspangledbanner, Rajasinghe rounded off his juvenile campaign with a third-placed effort in Newmarket’s Gr.2 July Stakes, in which he was three quarters of a length behind Champion Two-Year-Old and Gr.1-winning sire U S Navy Flag and a head in front of Gr.2 Duke of York Stakes winner and Gr.1-placed sire Invincible Army

His winners to date include the Ayr Gold Cup winner Run Boy Run, the Stewards’ Cup and International Handicap winner Two Tribes, who has also placed at Listed level, and fellow Stakes-placed winner Waiting All Night Rajasinghe, who enjoyed a 55 per cent winners-to-runners ratio in 2025, is a half-brother to nine other winners and out of the Listedplaced two-year-old winner Bunditten (Soviet Star).

RAJASINGHE

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Sire of Stewards Cup winner Two Tribes and Ayr Gold Cup winner Run Boy Run in 2025 8% of runners rated 100+, level with NO NAY NEVER and SAXON WARRIOR

RIVER TIBER

Wootton Bassett – Transcendence (Arcano) HARAS DE LA HUDERIE • Fee €5,500

River Tiber, who took up stallion duties at Haras de la Huderie last season, will continue to be offered at a fee of €5,500 as he welcomes his first crop of foals this year.

Bred in Ireland by Pier House Stud and purchased by the Coolmore partners for 480,000gns at Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale, he made an impressive debut for trainer Aidan O’Brien when running out a ten-length winner of a maiden over 51/2f at Navan, before following up under a penalty over the minimum trip at Naas a month later en route to victory in the Gr.2 Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot. He then finished his juvenile campaign with placed efforts behind Cheveley Park Stud resident Vandeek (Havana Grey) in both the Gr.1 Prix Morny and the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes, before returning at three to finish third, beaten only one and a half lengths, behind Darley’s freshman sire Rosallion (Blue Point) in the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas.

He is out of the unraced Arcano mare Transcendence, a half-sister to several winners, including the Listed winner and dual Gr.3-placed Shermeen (Desert Style; dam of the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes-winning sire Sudirman) and the multiple Listed winner Mister Manannan (also by Desert Style). This is the family of the champion, Gr.3 winner and Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes-placed sire Dandy Man (Mozart).

Wootton Bassett - Transcendence ( Arcano )

ROSEMAN

Kingman – Go Lovely Rose (Pivotal) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £4,000

Following a winning start with his maiden crop of runners in 2025, the Listed-winning and Gr.1-placed miler Roseman will continue at a fee of £4,000 at March Hare Stud this year.

The ten-year-old son of Kingman hails from an influential family. He is a half-brother to a trio of black-type placed winners and out of the winning Pivotal mare Go Lovely Rose. The latter is a full-sister to the twice Gr.1-winning champion miler Immortal Verse (dam of the Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains winner and sire Henri Matisse and the dual Gr.1 winner Tenebrism), while further relatives include Gr.1 and/or Classic winners such as Last Tycoon (champion sire), Hermosa and Hydrangea (both by Galileo).

Sold for €650,000 at the Goffs Orby Sale as a yearling, Roseman went into training with Roger Varian. Despite being unraced at two, he went on to demonstrate his class as a three-year-old with a five-length novice victory and an equally facile success in the Listed Ben Marshall Stakes. He returned at four with a creditable fourth in the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes before confirming his enormous talent when a head second in the Gr.1 Queen Elizabeth II Stakes.

The young sire celebrated a winner with his fifth runner when Marco Botti’s Roserunner scored at Lingfield in December, and his progeny are sure to progress at three.

Check out his striking first foals...

1 F. ex Success Lady (American Pharoah)

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Gr.1 son of Kingman x Go Lovely Rose, a full-sister to Champion IMMORTAL VERSE, an amazing pedigree from the family of HENRY MATISSE.

Gr.1 second in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes and a runaway winner of the LR Ben Marshall S. (TF: 125).

He has covered quality mares e.g. DEVIOUS DIVA, REWAAYA, GATAMALATA, MONSTER MUNCHIE, KEY TO FORTUNE, plus other Stakes horses!

First winners in 2025, sire of 2yo winner ROSERUNNER and maiden placed ROSKIVA FAL £4,000 1st Oct SLF

ROYAL SCOTSMAN

Gleneagles – Enrol (Pivotal)

The Gr.2 Richmond Stakes winner Royal Scotsman will commence his stallion career at Genesis Green Stud, standing for a fee of £6,000.

A son of Gleneagles, he showcased early promise as a juvenile, winning by five lengths on his second start at Goodwood in May. He returned to Goodwood a couple of months later to record his most significant success, which came in the Gr.2 Richmond Stakes in July. On his final appearance at two, he produced another strong effort when finishing a close head second to future Classic winner and sire Chaldean (Frankel) in the Gr.1 Dewhurst Stakes. At three, Royal Scotsman continued to perform well against the best colts of his generation, finishing third in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas and continuing to compete in top-class company throughout the season. He remained in training at four and added a further Group success to his CV when winning the Gr.3 Diomed Stakes at Epsom, before being retired at the end of that campaign.

Royal Scotsman is a half-brother to the dual Gr.3 Ladies’ Purse winner and Gr.2 Sha Tin Trophy second Encountered (Churchill), out of the Listed-placed winner Enrol (Pivotal). He hails from the family of the Gr.1 Futurity Stakes-winning sire Bakharoff (The Minstrel) and the Gr.2 (then) Lockinge Stakes winner and sire Emperor Jones (Danzig).

Royal Scotsman

2yo Gr.2 Richmond Stakes winner in record time and Gr.1 Dewhurst second, by a head to Chaldean Classic-placed at 3, Diomed Stakes winner at 4

rated 2yo (OR118) retired to stud in the UK for 2026

Gleneagles, sire of multiple Gr.1 winners, inc. Calandagan and Mill Stream, out of a blacktype Pivotal mare

SCORTHY CHAMP

Mehmas – Fidaaha (New Approach) BARTON • Fee £8,500

Barton begins an exciting new stallion venture with the beautifully bred Gr.1 National Stakes victor Scorthy Champ. He debuts at a fee of £8,500.

The precocious son of Mehmas was trained by Joseph O’Brien to win a Leopardstown maiden on his racecourse debut. That proved to be an exceptional piece of form, as the future Gr.1 Futurity Trophy Stakes winner Hotazhell (Too Darn Hot) and the Gr.1-placed Mount Kilimanjaro (Siyouni) both finished several lengths in arrears. Third behind Henri Matisse (Wootton Bassett) in the Gr.2 Futurity Stakes on his second outing, Scorthy Champ then reversed form with the subsequent Gr.1 Poule d’Essai des Poulains winner by producing a brilliant display to win the National Stakes in the fastest time since champion Pinatubo (Shamardal) in 2019.

The highest-rated two-year-old to retire to Britain for 2026, Scorthy Champ’s impressive racing record is backed up by an outstanding pedigree. He is a full-brother to the Gr.2 Criterium de Maisons-Laffitte winner and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf second Malavath and the Gr.3 Horris Hill Stakes winner Knight. They are out of the lightly-raced Fidaaha (New Approach), a full-sister to the US Gr.3 winner Ceisteach and a half-sister to the Gr.3 Killavullan Stakes winner and Gr.1-placed Steip Amach (Vocalised), plus the dam of the Gr.3 Gordon Stakes winner Merchant (Teofilo).

SHAQUILLE

Charm Spirit – Magic (Galileo)

ACE STUD • Fee £10,000

Standing under the Ace Stud banner for a second season, the Gr.1 July Cup Stakes and Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup hero Shaquille will be available for the reduced fee of £10,000.

A son of Charm Spirit, he was a three-time winning juvenile, including on his debut at York. He impressively made a winning seasonal appearance at Newmarket as a three-year-old in May, before taking Listed honours in the Carnarvon Stakes just two weeks later with fellow sire Aesop’s Fables (No Nay Never) back in third. He took another step forward against his peers when landing the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup on his next start with the Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes winner and sire Little Big Bear and Gr.1 Cheveley Park Stakes heroine Lezoo (Zoustar) chasing him home. His greatest performance came against his elders for the first time, when claiming a second top-flight victory in the July Cup and defeating the dual Gr.1 winners Kinross (Kingman) and Khaadem (Dark Angel) to do so.

Represented by his first yearlings in 2026, his foals showcased a strong return on investment in the sales ring last year, with seven achieving six-figure prices up to 210,000gns.

He is out of the unraced Galileo mare Magic, who is a daughter of high-class sprinter Danehurst (Danehill).

SHOULDVEBEENARING

Havana Grey – Lady Estella (Equiano) IRISH NATIONAL STUD • Fee €6,000

The tough and talented sprinter Shouldvebeenaring will stand his second season at the Irish National Stud at an unchanged fee of €6,000 this year.

The son of Havana Grey raced seven times as a juvenile and won three races, headed by the 6f Listed EBF Champion 2YO Trophy at Ripon. He added another Stakes victory to his CV early into his three-year-old season when winning Newmarket’s Listed King Charles II Stakes over 7f and was then runner-up to the Gr.1-winning juvenile Little Big Bear (sire) in the Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes. His best form would arrive that autumn when he finished placed in both the Gr.1 Sprint Cup Stakes at Haydock, beaten a neck into second, and the Gr.1 Prix de la Foret at Longchamp, where he was third. The likes of Believing, Khaadem, Mill Stream (sire) and Shaquille (sire) finished behind him on those outings.

At four, he got his head back in front in the 1200m Gr.3 Prix de Ris-Orangis at Deauville, defeating a field that included the subsequent Gr.1 winner and sire Tribalist, and was beaten just a nose when runner-up in the Gr.2 Duke of York Stakes. He was also placed in both the Gr.2 (then) City of York Stakes and Gr.2 Park Stakes over 7f. He was Timeform-rated 118, equal to his sire, and covered an opening book of 126 mares (including 25 per cent black-type horses) last season.

Shaquille

Dual Gr.1 winner

Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup & Gr.1 July Cup

First yearlings in 2026Foals sold for 210,000gns, 190,000gns, 180,000gns etc. and averaged 4x their conception fee!

Covered more than 275 mares in his first two seasons, including the dams of Stakes winners Without A Fight, Simmering, Dramatised, Persica etc.

Fee: £10,000

January 1st, SLF

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Covered 126 mares including

10% Black Type Winners

25% Black Type Horses

Dams of over 50 Two year-old winners

Timeform rated 118, equal to his sire Havana Grey. Multiple Stakes Winner at 2,3,and 4 years

Stud Fee €6,000 (1st Dec terms)

SOLDIER’S CALL

Showcasing – Dijarvo (Iceman) MICKLEY STUD •

Having been previously based at Ace Stud, the Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes and Gr.1-placed Soldier’s Call will stand his first season at Mickley Stud for a fee of £3,500 in 2026.

The son of Showcasing made a quick start to his racing career, winning the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes on his third start. That success marked the beginning of a productive juvenile campaign, during which he also landed the Gr.3 Prix d’Arenberg and Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes. He rounded off his two-year-old season with a strong performance at the highest level when finishing a close third in the Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye de Longchamp in the autumn, finishing ahead of star sprinter Battaash (Dark Angel). He continued to compete with distinction in elite sprint company at three, finishing third in the Gr.1 King’s Stand Stakes and runner-up in the Gr.1 Nunthorpe Stakes.

Soldier’s Call is the sire of 12 black-type horses to date, led by the Gr.3 Prix Eclipse winner Dawn Charger and Listed winners Kaadi and Arugam Bay. Further Group-placed progeny include Monello Sabino, Muqtahem, Dorothy Lawrence and War Bride. He is out of the Listed winner and Group-placed Dijarvo (Iceman) and a half-brother to the black-type sprinter King Leo (The Last Lion). A colt foal by the sire was purchased by Grangemore Stud for 70,000gns at last year’s Tattersalls December Foal Sale.

SOUTHERN HILLS

Gleneagles – Remember You (Invincible Spirit) TRANBERGA GARD • Fee SEK15,000

Having spent three seasons at March Hare Stud and one at Universal Stud in Ireland, the Stakes-winning two-year-old Southern Hills, who is still owned by March Hare, will stand his second season at Tranberga Gard in Sweden at an unchanged fee of SEK15,000.

Bred by Coolmore, the lightly-raced son of Gleneagles was sent into training at Ballydoyle and, following a promising runner-up effort over the minimum trip at Navan, shed his maiden tag at Royal Ascot in the 5f Listed Windsor Castle Stakes on his third start. He came with a strong run down the near side to defeat a field of 20 and, in doing so, became his sire’s first Stakes winner. Pitched into top-level company the following season, he finished a respectable seventh of 16 in the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup, also at the Royal Meeting. One of four O’Brien runners in the contest, he came home in front of all three stablemates, including the Gr.3-winning and Classic-placed sire Lope Y Fernandez. He is one of five winners out of the Gr.3-placed winner Remember You (Invincible Spirit), while the extended family includes the Southern Hemisphere Gr.1 winners Sword Of Osman (Savabeel) and Zagalia (Zabeel), as well as the French top-level performers Governor Brown (sire) and Mashoora (Barathea).

SOLDIER’S CALL

the

Gr.1 and sire of sires

Precocious Gr.2 winner and consistent Gr.1 Sprinter at 2 & 3

Sire of 12 Stakes performers including Gr.3 winner DAWN CHARGER, LR winners KAADI and Gr.2 Riyadh Dirt Sprint 2nd MUQTAHEM (Feb 26)

Yearlings last year made over 20x his new stud fee!

Sire of 115 2YOs for 2026!

SOUTHERN HILLS

Impressive Royal Ascot-winning 2yo, winner of the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes.

Son of a Champion Gleneagles with rare, fast, Galileo blood and Danehill free.

This Stallion is currently standing at Tranberga Gård (Sweden), in partnership with March Hare Stud 15,000 SEK Live Foal

SPACE TRAVELLER

Bated Breath – Sky Crystal (Galileo) STARFIELD STUD • Fee €5,000

Starfield Stud’s Space Traveller, whose first crop of twoyear-olds will hit the track later this year, will be available to breeders at a fee of €5,000 in 2026.

The son of Bated Breath won his opening two races as a juvenile, including a 5f novice at Hamilton by three and a half lengths, and was placed second in the Gr.3 Prix Eclipse over 1200m later that season. Listed-placed on his opening two starts at three, he progressed to win the Gr.3 Jersey Stakes over 7f at Royal Ascot, defeating the multiple Gr.1 winner and sire Space Blues (Dubawi) in the process. He added another Group race victory to his CV that September when winning the Gr.2 Boomerang Stakes at Leopardstown on Irish Champions Weekend. Despite racing just once at four, he developed into a consistent older miler at five and six, winning the Listed Garton Stakes over 1m at York before being placed in all of the Gr.1 Woodbine Mile Stakes, Gr.1 Pegasus World Cup Turf Invitational Stakes and Gr.1 Frank E Kilroe Mile Stakes.

His first foals were received warmly by the market in 2024, led by an 82,000gns colt who was later purchased by trainer Kevin Ryan for 240,000gns at Book 1 of last year’s Tattersalls October Yearling Sale. He had four other yearlings that were bred from a €6,500 fee sell for €50,000 or more last year.

SPACE TRAVELLER

GR.1 MILER

First yearlings sold for 240,000gns, £65,000, £60,000, £52,000, etc.

Over 120 2yos in training with: Marco Botti, Karl Burke, Richard Hannon, Eve Johnson Houghton, William Knight, Ado McGuinness, Jamie Osborne, James Owen, Kevin Ryan, Richard Spencer, James Tate, etc.

Orlandi, Compas Stallions

STRADIVARIUS

Sea The Stars – Private Life (Bering) NATIONAL STUD • Fee £10,000

Legendary stayer Stradivarius saw his first-crop yearlings realise up to €140,000 during the autumn, and he has covered more than 300 mares in his first three years at stud.

The son of Sea The Stars was one of the most popular horses of modern times, retiring as the winningmost Pattern performer in European racing history, with 18 Group wins to his name. He won the Gr.1 Gold Cup at Royal Ascot three times and the Gr.1 Goodwood Cup four times, earning the title of Cartier Champion Stayer in 2018, 2019 and 2020.

Although stayers might not be the height of fashion as Flat stallion prospects, Stradivarius has proven popular since commencing stallion duties at The National Stud in 2023. He was visited by a large book of mares in his debut campaign and therefore has more than 80 two-year-olds set to represent him on the track this season. Among the trainers housing his progeny are Andrew Balding, Owen Burrows, John and Thady Gosden, William Haggas, Charlie Johnston and Joseph O’Brien, to name just a few.

Stradivarius is a descendant of the brilliant Pawneese (Carvin), winner of the Gr.1s Oaks, Prix de Diane and King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes, while the pedigree also includes successful sires such as Peintre Celebre, Persian King, Policy Maker and Protectionist, so the portents are good ahead of his first runners appearing on racecourses.

SUBJECTIVIST

Teofilo – Reckoning (Danehill Dancer)

CHAPEL STUD • Fee £3,500

Embarking on his third season at stud, the dual Gr.1 winner Subjectivist will stand at Chapel Stud for a reduced fee of £3,500.

The son of Teofilo showed early ability, winning by seven lengths on his third start as a juvenile before finishing runnerup in the Listed Stonehenge Stakes. He continued to progress at three, winning the Listed Glasgow Stakes in July before registering his first Group success in decisive fashion when winning the Gr.3 March Stakes by 15 lengths. His season was capped by his victory in the Gr.1 Prix Royal-Oak, a maiden toplevel success and the standout victory of his three-year-old campaign. That momentum carried into his four-year-old season, where he produced a dominant display to capture the Gr.2 Dubai Gold Cup by five and three-quarter lengths. Subjectivist would later reach the pinnacle of his career at Royal Ascot, where he delivered a commanding performance to defeat a Gr.1 Gold Cup field that included Stradivarius (Sea The Stars; sire) winning by five lengths. On his final career start, he was placed third in the Gold Cup as a six-year-old. He is a half-brother to the dual Gr.2 winner and Gr.1-placed sire Sir Ron Priestley (Australia), out of the Listed-placed winner Reckoning (Danehill Dancer). The further family includes the Gr.1 winner and top Jumps sire Sholokhov (Sadler’s Wells).

SUPREMACY

Mehmas – Triggers Broom (Arcano) YEOMANSTOWN STUD • Fee €5,000

Yeomanstown Stud’s Gr.1 Middle Park Stakes and Gr.2 Richmond Stakes winner Supremacy will stand for an attractive fee of €5,000 in 2026.

By Champion Sire Mehmas and trained by Clive Cox, Supremacy earned a maiden Group success in Goodwood’s Richmond Stakes, a race in which he emulated his sire and crossed the winning line in a faster time, lowering the juvenile course record. Following that performance, Supremacy defeated Gr.1-winning sires Lucky Vega and Minzaal in the Middle Park Stakes at Newmarket.

Last season, Supremacy’s first crop included Rod Millman and Middleham Park Racing’s Gr.3 Dick Poole Stakes, Listed National Stakes and Weatherbys-sponsored Super Sprint Stakes victrix Anthelia, who was purchased for £6,000 at the Goffs Premier Yearling Sale at Doncaster. His other winners included Clear Force, Bay Of Supremacy, Berkshire Boom, Quantum Power, Sunny Smile and Black Endeavour

His yearlings in 2025 made up to €160,000, courtesy of Yeomanstown Stud’s filly out of the unraced Cape Cross mare Miranda Frost, who was purchased by Astute Bloodstock FBAA during Book 1 of the Goffs Orby Sale. Supremacy is a half-brother to three other winners and out of the Arcano mare Triggers Broom, a half-sister to the two-time Sha Tin Gr.1 Champions Mile winner and sire Xtension

SUBJECTIVIST

SWISS SPIRIT

Invincible Spirit – Swiss Lake (Indian Ridge) MARCH HARE STUD • Fee £2,000

A talented sprinter who has sired a number of tough horses, Swiss Spirit will be available to breeders at an attractive fee of £2,000 this year.

Initially trained by David Elsworth, the son of Invincible Spirit shed his maiden tag over 6f at York in the June of his two-year-old campaign and placed third in the Listed Rockingham Stakes over the same course and distance later the same season. At three, he finished runner-up in the Tattersalls Millions 3YO Sprint before defeating the subsequent dual Gr.1 winner and sire Lethal Force in the Listed Carnarvon Stakes at Newbury on his next start. That autumn, he defeated the top-class sprinter Kingsgate Native (Mujadil) in the Gr.3 World Trophy over the minimum trip at Newbury. He was moved to John Gosden’s Clarehaven yard at four and finished runner-up in both the Gr.2 Temple Stakes at Haydock and Gr.2 King George Stakes at Goodwood.

Capable of siring early juveniles and hardy older performers, his leading progeny includes the Listed winners One Night Stand and Tees Spirit, the Italian Listed-placed Napule, the 15-time winner Intervention and the ten-time winner Mountain Peak. Hailing from a fine family, he is one of four black-type horses out of the Listed winner and Gr.2 Flying Childers Stakes second Swiss Lake (Indian Ridge).

TIP TWO WIN

Dark Angel – Freddie’s Girl (More Than Ready) KILLISK FARM • Fee €2,500

Classic-placed miler Tip Two Win will stand his second season at Co Wexford’s Killisk Farm at a fee of €2,500.

The Roger Teal-trained son of Dark Angel made a three and a half-length winning debut over 6f at Windsor in the July of his juvenile campaign before winning the 7f Listed Flying Scotsman Stakes at Doncaster by two lengths that September. He was then second in the Gr.3 Somerville Tattersall Stakes a few weeks later before rounding off his two-year-old season with a four and a half-length victory in the valuable Al Rayyan Stakes at Doha. At three, he landed Qatar’s Listed Al Biddah Mile in February before returning to Britain for the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas, where he ran a fine race to finish runner-up to Saxon Warrior (sire). Fellow sires Masar, Expert Eye, Rajasinghe and Roaring Lion all finished behind him that day. He followed that effort up with another creditable performance in the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot, where he finished fourth and missed out on the podium by just a head.

Tip Two Win earned a peak official rating of 117, higher than any son of Dark Angel currently standing in Ireland. Out of a winning More Than Ready mare, his extended family includes the Listed-winning and Gr.1-placed sprinter Due Diligence, who has developed into a talented sire.

SWISS SPIRIT

By sire of sires INVINCIBLE SPIRIT and out of Listed winner and Group performer SWISS LAKE A Gr. 3 winner and placed in competitve Gr. 2 contests.

Yearlings have realised figures of up to £120,000.

His top performer MOUNTAIN PEAK still holds the track record at the Newmarket July course for 5f.

Sire of over 290 winners!

£2,000 1st Oct SLF

TIP TWO WIN

Impressive Stakes winner at 2. International Group 2 winner at 3 and Classic placed, second to Saxon Warrior in the Group 1 2,000 Guineas.

This Stallion is currently standing at Killisk Farm (Ireland), in partnership with March Hare Stud

€2,500 1st Oct SLF

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TOPGEAR

Wootton Bassett – Miss Lech (Giant’s Causeway) CAPITAL STUD • Fee €7,500

The Gr.2 Challenge Stakes winner Topgear will begin his stallion career at Capital Stud in 2026, standing for a fee of €7,500.

A son of the influential sire Wootton Bassett, he showed high-class ability across four seasons. He was unbeaten as a two-year-old and won the 1200m Gr.3 Prix Eclipse on his third start. After missing his three-year-old campaign, he returned to win over 1400m at four and became a consistent performer at Stakes level, including a second-placed finish behind Gr.1 winner Tribalist (Farhh) in the 1600m Gr.3 Prix Bertrand du Breuil. He hit a career peak at five, winning the Gr.3 Prix du Pin before landing his biggest victory in the Challenge Stakes at Newmarket by five and a half lengths, beating the likes of sires Royal Scotsman (Gleneagles) and Shouldvebeenaring (Havana Grey), as well as Witness Stand (Expert Eye). He followed that with a win in the Gr.3 Prix du Palais-Royal, beating subsequent Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest winner Sajir (Make Believe) by a length and three quarters.

A €200,000 purchase at the Arqana Select Yearling Sale, he is out of the winning Giant’s Causeway mare Miss Lech and hails from the family of the Gr.2 Strub Stakes-winning sire Guilt Trip (Pulpit).

TRIPLE TIME

Frankel – Reem Three (Mark Of Esteem) DALHAM HALL STUD • Fee £10,000

With his first yearlings set to go to auction later this year, Dalham Hall Stud’s Triple Time will continue at a fee of £10,000 as he begins his third season at stud.

The now seven-year-old son of Frankel demonstrated a superb level of talent during an eight-race career. He won the Listed Ascendant Stakes at two, the Gr.3 Superior Mile Stakes during an interrupted campaign at three and the Gr.1 Queen Anne Stakes at four, defeating Gr.1 winners such as Inspiral (Frankel), Modern Games (Dubawi), Angel Bleu (Dark Angel) and Native Trail (Oasis Dream) in the process.

Retired to stud in time for the 2024 breeding season, a blue-chip pedigree ensured that Triple Time was always going to prove extremely popular. He covered a three-figure book of mares in his debut campaign, and his numbers remained buoyant last year. He is one of ten winners out of the exceptional producer Reem Three (Mark Of Esteem), making him a half-brother to the Gr.1 Prix Jean Romanet winner Ajman Princess (Teofilo; dam of the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup winner and sire Inisherin), the Gr.2 Prix Daniel Wildenstein winner Ostilio (New Approach) and the Gr.3 Bengough Stakes winner Cape Byron (Shamardal), as well as the dam of the Gr.1 Irish 2,000 Guineas winner and new sire Rosallion (Blue Point).

WOOTTON BASSETT’s highest-rated son on Timeform retiring to stud in 2026, standing at CAPITAL STUD!

Unbeaten 2YO | A Brilliant Outcross An Outstanding Physical Specimen FEE: €7,500

“It’s so exciting for us We hope we will be here [in Ireland] in two years time to see all his babies that he will have thanks to the support of the Irish breeders, and hopefully we will be able to secure a few of them He [Mr Saito] will be behind them for sure! He wants to race the babies of his stallions!”

Sébastien Desmontils, Racing Manager to Mr Saito

TRIPLE TIME

The G1 Queen Anne winner with a boom pedigree: out of a blue hen who now has three major Royal Ascot winners on the Darley roster. He’s the Frankel one.

WASHINGTON DC

Zoffany – How’s She Cuttin’ (Shinko Forest)

Standing for an eighth season at Bearstone Stud will be 2017 Gr.3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes winner Washington DC, who is available at an attractive fee of £3,500.

By Zoffany and out of the Listed-placed winner How’s She Cuttin’ (Shinko Forest), Washington DC raced for Ballydoyle and the Coolmore partners and was a winner over 5f in Royal Ascot’s Listed Windsor Castle Stakes during his juvenile season. He continued to run with credit throughout that campaign and was later runner-up to Air Force Blue in the Gr.1 Phoenix Stakes. The following season, Washington DC returned with wins in the Listed Patton Stakes and Listed Power Stakes, before a second in the Gr.3 Lacken Stakes, with subsequent Gr.1-winning sire Aclaim behind. He then finished third in the Gr.1 Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot and was also placed in the Gr.2 (then) Flying Five Stakes and Gr.1 Prix de l’Abbaye. He added the aforementioned Phoenix Sprint Stakes to his CV at four.

He is a half-brother to the Gr.2 Futurity Stakes winner and dual Gr.1-placed sire Aesop’s Fables (No Nay Never), and they are among six winners out of the dam. As a sire, Washington DC has produced a Gr.1 winner, namely American Affair from his second crop, who added the Gr.1 King Charles III Stakes to his record in 2025. Washington DC had a 38 per cent winners-to-runners strike rate last season.

INCREDIBLE VALUE

WINDSTOSS

Shirocco – Wellenspiel (Sternkoenig)

GESTÜT RÖTTGEN • Fee €4,000

Standing at Gestüt Röttgen for a fifth season, the dual Gr.1 winner Windstoss is available at a fee of €4,000.

A son of Shirocco, Windstoss won on his third start as a two-year-old before making an immediate impact at three when winning the Listed Düsseldorf Derby-Trial on his return. He progressed rapidly thereafter, capturing the Gr.1 Deutsches Derby and doubling his top-level tally when adding the Preis von Europa on his final start of the season.

He returned at four and competed consistently at the highest level, contesting in Gr.1 company on five occasions, and remained in training through to his seven-year-old campaign, where he continued to perform with credit in Group races before being retired at the end of the season. His 2025 yearlings realised up to €49,000, achieving a strong clearance with six of seven offered finding buyers.

Windstoss is a half-brother to fellow Deutsches Derby winner and sire Weltstar, the dual Gr.3 winner and Gr.1placed Well Disposed (Dubawi) and the Gr.3 winner Weltbeste (Soldier Hollow), and is out of the dual winner Wellenspiel (Sternkoenig). He hails from the family of established German Group performers such as the Preis von Europa winner and sire Well Made and the Gr.3 winners Weichsel (Soldier Hollow) and Well Proved (Prince Ippi).

Frankel – Without You Babe (Lemon Drop Kid) NEWSELLS PARK STUD

The Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes winner Without Parole will stand at Newsells Park Stud for a sixth season for a career-high fee of £10,000.

A son of Frankel, Without Parole won by six lengths at Newcastle on his only run as a two-year-old before returning at three to win by the same margin in a Yarmouth novice. His unbeaten record was extended with victory in the Listed Heron Stakes on his next start, prior to producing a career-defining performance in the Gr.1 St James’s Palace Stakes on just his fourth outing. He remained in Britain until the age of four before transferring to the US, where he finished placed on three occasions in Gr.1 company before being retired to stud. Without Parole is the sire of the Gr.1 National Stakes winner Zavateri and has also produced Stakes performers including Fiery Lucy and Sea To Sky. His 2025 foals enjoyed a strong clearance rate in the sales ring, headed by a top price of 48,000gns, with yearlings making up to 45,000gns.

He is a half-brother to the Gr.1 winner and sire Tamarkuz (Speightstown) and Listed winner She’s Got You (Kingman) and a full-brother to the Listed winner and Gr.1-placed Rebel Red, out of the unraced Lemon Drop Kid mare Without You Babe. He also hails from the family of established Gr.1 winners in Stay Thirsty (Bernardini; sire) and Make Change (Roberto).

Frankel - Without You Babe

a Stakes horses to runners rate of 8.1% in 2025!

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£5,000 Newsells Park Stud, Hertfordshire, UK

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€6,500 Rathasker Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

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€6,000 Starfield Stud, Co Westmeath, Ireland

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€2,500 Haras d’Annebault, Saint-Hymer, France

€3,000 Elevage de la Haute Chaussee, Congrier, France

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£5,000 Oakgrove Stud, Monmouthsire, UK

AL WUKAIR Private Yeguada La Serreta, Segovia, Spain

€2,800 Haras de la Barbottiere, Sable sur Sarthe, France

€1,000 Garryrichard Stud, Co Wexford, Ireland

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€4,500 Gestüt Etzean, Oberzent, Germany

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€6,000 Sumbe, Haras de Montfort et Préaux, Notre-Dame de Courson, France 2024

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€5,000 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France 2015

€4,000 SAB - Societa Agricola di Besnate, Mornago (VA), Italy 2011

£7,500 Overbury Stud, Gloucestershire, UK 2018

€4,000 Haras de Bouquetot, Clarbec, France 2022

ARREST Private Boardsmill Stud, Co Meath, Ireland

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€4,500 Gestüt Röttgen, Cologne, Germany 2025

€8,500 Derrinstown Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2017

€3,000 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France 2017

£3,000 Chapel Stud, Worcestershire, UK

£5,000 Banstead Manor Stud, Suffolk, UK 2013

€2,200 Haras de la Barbottiere, Sable sur Sarthe, France

€5,000 Haras du Mesnil, Savigne l’Eveque, France

€7,000 Haras d’Etreham, Bayeux, France

€5,000 Kedrah House Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

€5,000 Sumbe, Haras de Montfort et Préaux, Notre-Dame de Courson, France

€5,000 Gestüt Lünzen, Schneverdingen, Germany

€2,000 Azienda Agricola Deallera Albino, Mezzana Bigly (PV) Italy

€3,000 Haras des Faunes, Arveyres, France

BOUTTEMONT

BOW CREEK

BRADSELL

BUBBLE GIFT

BUNGLE INTHEJUNGLE

CANTOCORALE

€5,000 Rathbarry Stud, Co Cork, Ireland 2024

€2,500 Yeguada Agrado, Madrid, Spain 2017

£10,000 The National Stud, Suffolk, UK 2025

€2,500 Haras du Grand Courgeon, Le Lion d’Angers, France 2024

€7,500 Rathasker Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2015

€3,000 Azienda Agricola Antezzate, Roncadelle (BS), Italy 2025

CAPPELLA SANSEVERO o/a Allevamento Pinna Romina, Arborea (OR), Italy 2016

CAPTAIN CHOP o/a Haras des Faunes, Arveyres, France 2013

CASTLE STAR

CATURRA

CENTURY DREAM

CHARMING THOUGHT

CHARM SPIRIT

CHEMICAL CHARGE

COLD CASE

DALYAKAN

€3,000 Capital Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland 2024

£5,000 Overbury Stud, Gloucestershire, UK 2023

£3,000 Norton Grove Stud, N. Yorkshire, UK 2022

CHACHNAK o/a Haras de la Gastine, Echauffour, France 2020

£3,000 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK 2017

€6,000 Haras du Grand Courgeon, Le Lion d’Angers, France 2015

€2,500 Azienda Agricola Razza Cicino, Castiglione Olona (VA), Italy

€10,000 Haras d’Etreham, Bayeux, France

€2,500 Haras des Granges, Touget, France

€2,500

€5,500 Rathasker Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

£8,500 Yorton Farm, Powys, UK

€1,500 Haras du Biot, Croisilles, France

DAVE o/a Elevage Gilles Defontaine, Saint Laurent sur Oust, France

DAWN APPROACH o/a Beechy Park Stud, Rathvilly, Co Carlow, Ireland

DECORATED KNIGHT o/a Longford House Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

DESTINO

€2,000 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France

DEVASTAR o/a Elevage de la Haute Chaussee, Congrier, France 2020

DICAPRIO

DIPLOMAT

DONJUAN TRIUMPHANT

DRAGON SYMBOL

DREAM AHEAD

DUBAI MILE

DUBAWI LEGEND

€1,000 Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France 2023

£1,500 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK 2021

€2,500 Haras de la Barbottiere, Sable sur Sarthe, France 2020

£8,000 Whitsbury Manor Stud, Hampshire, UK

£5,500 Bearstone Stud, Shropshire, UK 2012

DSCHINGIS SECRET o/a Kilbarry Lodge Stud, Co Waterford, Ireland 2019

€4,000 Coolagown Stud, Co Cork, Ireland 2024

€5,000 Compas Stallions, Starfield Stud, Co Westmeath, Ireland 2023

EARL OF TINSDAL o/a Gestüt Helenenhof, Ausleben, Germany 2016

EARNSHAW o/a Haras des Granges, Touget, France 2020

EBRO RIVER

EL CABALLO

ELDAR ELDAROV

ELECTROLYTE

ELITE STATUS

€3,000 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France 2023

£4,000 Culworth Grounds Farm, Northamptonshire, UK 2024

£5,000 Chapel Stud, Worcestershire, UK 2025

ELECTRIC BEAT o/a Gestut Trona, Schneverdingen, Germany 2008

£3,000 Norton Grove Stud, N. Yorkshire, UK 2026

£8,000 Whitsbury Manor Stud, Hampshire, UK 2026

ELZAAM o/a Yeguada Marqués de Miraflores, Madrid, Spain 2013 Stallion

EQUIANO o/a Haras des Fontaines, Mascaras, France 2011

EREVANN

FA UL SCIUR

FANTASTIC MOON

€8,000 Haras de Bonneval, France 2024

€3,500 Azienda Agricola Antezzate, Roncadelle (BS), Italy 2020

€9,000 Gestüt Ebbesloh, Gütersloh, Germany 2025

FANTASTIC MOON o/a Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France 2018

FAR ABOVE

FAS

FEED THE FLAME

€6,000 Allevamento Massimo Farina, Pergia, Italy 2021

€1,500 Haras de Saint Vincent, Saint Vincent, France 2020

€4,000 Haras de la Hetraie, Cerisy la Forêt, France 2025

FIRST ELEVEN o/a Haras de Gelos, Gelos, France 2020

FLAG OF HONOUR o/a Ballycurragh Stud, Co Carlow, Ireland 2020

FLINTSHIRE

FOOTSTEPSINTHESAND

€4,000 Haras de Montaigu, Nonant le Pin, France 2017

€5,000 Coolmore Castlehyde Stud, Co Cork, Ireland

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH o/a Millbry Hill Stud, UK 2016

FREE EAGLE o/a Anngrove Stud, Co Laois, Ireland 2016

FRONTIERSMAN

£2,000 Overbury Stud, Gloucestershire, UK

€2,000 Roveagh Lodge Stud, Co Galway, Ireland

€1,500 Galoppatoio Pozzomaggiore, Pozzomaggiore (SS), Italy 2018

GALIKEO o/a Haras des Rocs, Hagetmau, France

GAMESTOP

€4,000 Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France

GENGIS o/a Haras du Camp Benard, Bonnebosq, France

GLOBAL IMPACT o/a Haras de Beaulieu, 3610 Chaillac, France

GOD BLESSING

GOKEN

GOLDEN HORDE

GOLDEN HORN

€6,000 Springfield House Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

€3,000 Karwin Farm, Les Monts-d’Andaine, France

€10,000 Haras de Colleville, Saint Pierre Azif, France

€3,000 Sumbe, Haras de Montfort et Préaux, Notre-Dame de Courson, France

£10,000 Overbury Stud, Gloucestershire, UK

GREGORIAN €4,500 Rathasker Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

GRENDISAR o/a Haras de la Bareliere, Payre, France

GREY MAN

€3,000 Karwin Farm, Les Monts-d’Andaine, France

GUENDALE’S STAR €1,500 Haras des Etincelles, Le Mesnil-Simon, France

GUILIANI o/a Gestüt Schlenderhan, Bergheim, Germany 2017

HARRY ANGEL £10,000 Dalham Hall Stud, Suffolk, UK

HARZAND Private Kilbarry Lodge Stud, Co Waterford, Ireland

HAVANA CIGAR Private SAB - Societa Agricola di Besnate, Mornago (VA), Italy 2026

HELLVELYN £2,500 Chapel Stud, Worcestershire, UK 2011

HERALD THE DAWN €2,000 Haras de Tierce, Tierce, France 2018

HEY GAMAN o/a Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France 2021

HIGHLAND CHIEF €2,500 Annshoon Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland

HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR €5,000 Coolmore Castlehyde Stud, Co Cork, Ireland

HUNTER’S LIGHT

€3,500 Haras du Lion, Le Lion d’Angers, France

IBERIAN €3,000 Haras du Mazet, Beyssac, France 2026

IFFRAAJ Private Dalham Hall Stud, Suffolk, UK 2007

INNS OF COURT €7,000 Allevamento Alessandro Antonini, Tivoli (RM), Italy

INTELLO

INVINCIBLE ARMY

€7,000 Haras de Beaumont, Vauville, France 2014

£5,500 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK 2020

IQUITOS o/a Gestüt Röttgen, Cologne, Germany 2019

ISAAC SHELBY

£7,000 Newsells Park Stud, Hertfordshire, UK 2025

ISFAHAN o/a Gestüt Ohlerweiherhof, St. Wendel-Dorrenbach, Germany 2017

JAPAN

KEIAI NAUTIQUE

KENWAY

KESSAAR

KHALIFA SAT

KING OF CHANGE

KUROSHIO

€9,500 Gestüt Etzean, Oberzent, Germany 2022

€3,000 Karwin Farm, Les Monts-d’Andaine, France 2023

€3,000 Coolagown Stud, Co Cork, Ireland 2024

€6,000 Azienda Agricola Antezzate, Roncadelle (BS), Italy 2019

€2,000 Lacken Stud, Co Wexford, Ireland 2022

£8,500 Tweenhills Farm & Stud, Gloucestershire, UK 2021

€4,000 Haras d’Annebault, Saint-Hymer, France 2014

LACCARIO o/a Haras d’Annebault, Saint-Hymer, France 2022

LANGTANG o/a Gestüt Graditz, Torgau, Germany

LE

LIQUIDO

€1,500 Sweep Lane Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

£3,000 Tweenhills Farm & Stud, Gloucestershire, UK

Lindenhof, Hamburg, Germany

LITERATO o/a Haras du Logis Saint Germain, Putot en Auge, France

LONE EAGLE

€2,000 Haras du Mazet, Beyssac, France

€1,200 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France

LUSAIL

MACHUCAMBO

€4,000 Haras de Bouquetot, Clarbec, France

Haras de la Cote Fleurie, Touques, France

MADHMOON o/a Haras du Saz, La Chapelle-sur-Erdre, France

MIDNIGHT SANDS

€6,000 Haras de Castillon, Castillon-en-Auge, France

Haras de Saint-Fray, La Chapelle Saint Fray, France

€5,000 Capital Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland

o/a Sunnyhill Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

£3,500 Mickley Stud, Shropshire, UK

des Fontaines, Mascaras, France

£3,500 Norton Grove Stud, N. Yorkshire, UK

€2,500 Knockmullen House Stud, Co. Wexford, Ireland

£2,500 Norton Grove Stud, N. Yorkshire, UK

MILITARY STYLE

€3,500 Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France 2024

MILLOWITSCH o/a Gestüt Lünzen, Schneverdingen, Germany 2019

MILL STREAM

MOHAATHER

MONDIALISTE

€10,000 Yeomanstown Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2025

£10,000 Beech House Stud, Suffolk, UK 2021

€2,500 Haras de Longechaux, Longechaux, France 2018

MOSTAHDAF £9,000 Beech House Stud, Suffolk, UK 2024

MOTAMARRIS

MOTIVATOR

€2,500 Haras de la Haie Neuve, Mondevert, France 2022

€5,000 Haras du Hoguenet, Lessard-et-le-Chene, France 2006

MOUNT EVEREST o/a Antobello Srl di Stefano Luciani, Velletri (RM), Italy 2021

MUKHADRAM o/a SAB - Societa Agricola di Besnate, Mornago (VA), Italy 2015

MY PROSPERO

MYTHICO

NA HAS

NANDO PARRADO

€3,000 Haras des Faunes, Arveyres, France 2025

€3,000 Haras de la Huderie, Glanville, France 2025

€3,500 Haras de Toury, Toury-Lurcy, France 2023

€7,000 Irish National Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

€9,000 Kildangan Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

o/a Gestüt Erftmühle, Bergheim, Germany

€3,900 Gestüt Lindenhof, Hamburg, Germany

RIVER £1,500 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK

Meelin Stud, Co Cork, Ireland

HALL o/a Beechy Park Stud, Rathvilly, Co Carlow, Ireland 2017

PASSING GLANCE

PERSIAN FORCE

PLANTEUR

£3,000 Batsford Stud, Gloucestershire, UK

£7,500 Dalham Hall Stud, Suffolk, UK

€10,000 Tally-Ho Stud, Co Westmeath, Ireland

£4,000 Chapel Stud, Worcestershire, UK

POET’S WORD o/a Boardsmill Stud, Co Meath, Ireland

POLISH VULCANO o/a Gestüt IDee, Hamburg, Germany 2016

POMELLATO o/a Elevage de la Forlonge, Sauvigny Le Beureal, France

POSEIDON ADVENTURE o/a Gestüt Hofgut Heymann, Lorch-Espenschied, Germany 2010 POSTPONED

£6,000 Yorton Farm, Powys, UK

€8,500 Haras de Beaumont, Vauville, France

£3,000 The National Stud, Suffolk, UK

RAVEN’S PASS Private Kildangan Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2009 RECOLETOS

€2,800 Haras de Gelos, Gelos, France 2019

RICH HISTORY Private Kedrah House Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

RIP VAN LIPS o/a Gestüt Ralf Paulick, Luckaitz, Germany

RIVER BOYNE

RIVER TIBER

ROAD TO ARC

€3,500 Tara Stud, Co Meath, Ireland

€5,500 Haras de la Huderie, Glanville, France

€3,000 Haras de la Bareliere, Payre, France

ROBIN OF NAVAN o/a Haras de la Barbottiere, Sable sur Sarthe, France 2020

RODABALLO o/a Yeguada Agrado, Madrid, Spain 2025

ROMAN CANDLE o/a Arvez Farm, Pont de Buis Les Quimerch, France 2020

ROMANISED

ROSEMAN

€5,000 Haras de Castillon, Castillon-en-Auge, France 2021

£4,000 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK 2022

ROSENDHAL o/a Haras de Maison Chaude, Dompierre en Morvan, France 2014

ROSS o/a Ralf Paulick, Germany

ROYAL LYTHAM €2,500 Irish Emerald Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2021

ROYAL SCOTSMAN

£6,000 Genesis Green Stud, Suffolk, UK 2026

RUBAIYAT o/a Gestüt Ohlerweiherhof, St. Wendel-Dorrenbach, Germany 2023

RUMBLE INTHEJUNGLE

SADDEX

SAKHEER

SAONOIS

SASSOFORTINO

£2,000 Norman Court Stud, Wiltshire, UK

€2,500 Blackrath Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

€5,500 Ballyhane Stud, Co Carlow, Ireland

€1,000 Elevage de Kesane, Le Poire sur Vie, France 2014

€1,500 Gurteen Stud, Co Offaly, Ireland

SAVOIR VIVRE o/a Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France

SAXON WARRIOR €10,000 Coolmore Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

SEABHAC

SEAHENGE

SEALIWAY

SHALABINI

SHAMALGAN

€4,000 Haras du Taillis, Heugon, France

€3,000 Haras de Tierce, Tierce, France

€10,000 Haras de Beaumont, Vauville, France

€2,000 Haras de Saint-Fray, La Chapelle Saint Fray, France

€2,000 Haras des Granges, Touget, France

SHAMAN o/a Longford House Stud, Co Tipperary, Ireland

SHAQUILLE £10,000 Ace Stud, Suffolk, UK

€3,000 Haras du Saz, La Chapelle-sur-Erdre, France

SISFAHAN o/a Haras de Longechaux, Longechaux, France

SOLDIER’S

£3,500 Mickley Stud, Shropshire, UK

€3,500 Haras de la Baie, Pontorson, France

€3,000 Meelin Stud, Co Cork, Ireland 2021

SOUTHERN HILLS SEK15,000 Tranberga Gard, Sweden 2021 SPACE TRAVELLER

STRADIVARIUS

SUPREMACY

SWISS SPIRIT

TAI CHI

TAJ MAHAL

TECHNICIAN

TELECASTER

TEXAS

THE ANTARCTIC

€5,000 Starfield Stud, Co Westmeath, Ireland 2023

£10,000 The National Stud, Suffolk, UK 2023

€2,000 Haras du Mazet, Beyssac, France

£3,500 Chapel Stud, Worcestershire, UK

€5,000 Yeomanstown Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland

£2,000 March Hare Stud, Suffolk, UK 2014

€3,000 Haras des Beaux, Rigny sur Arroux, France 2013

€2,500 Haras de Tierce, Tierce, France 2020

€2,000 Knockmullen House Stud, Co Wexford, Ireland

€6,000 Haras du Mesnil, Savigne l’Eveque, France

€3,800 Haras de Castillon, Castillon-en-Auge, France 2023

€5,000 Coolmore Castlehyde Stud, Co Cork, Ireland 2024

THE GURKHA

€3,500 Roveagh Lodge Stud, Co Galway, Ireland

THE IRISH ROVER o/a Sweep Lane Stud, Co Kildare, Ireland 2020

THUNDER MOON

TIN HORSE

TIP TWO WIN

TOPGEAR

€5,000 Haras de Castillon, Castillon-en-Auge, France

€2,500 Haras de la Tricoliere, Saint Quentin-des-Mauges, France

€2,500 Killisk Farm, Co Wexford, Ireland

€7,500 Capital Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland

TORNIBUSH o/a Haras des Chataigniers, Le Rousset, France

TRIBALIST

TRIPLE TIME

TUNNES

TWILIGHT SON

UBETTABELIEVEIT

€6,000 Haras de Castillon, Castillon-en-Auge, France 2026

£10,000 Dalham Hall Stud, Suffolk, UK

€4,500 Gestüt Etzean, Oberzent, Germany

€4,000 Annshoon Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland

£4,000 Mickley Stud, Shropshire, UK

ULTRA o/a Elevage Guy Cherel, Gavray, France

ULYSSES o/a SAB - Societa Agricola di Besnate, Mornago (VA), Italy

VAN

€4,000 Karwin Farm, Les Monts-d’Andaine, France

VERBAL DEXTERITY o/a Beechy Park Stud, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland

o/a Beechy Park Stud, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, Ireland

WALDERBE

Haras de Say, Saint-Christophe-du-Luat, France

€6,000 Gestüt Lünzen, Schneverdingen, Germany

€1,500 Knockhouse Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland

€3,000

Etzean, Oberzent, Germany

WASHINGTON DC £3,500 Bearstone Stud, Shropshire, UK

WELLS FARHH GO £2,000 Nunstainton, Co. Durham, UK 2023

WELTSTAR

€2,500 El Sur Racing Stud, Sachsenburg, Germany

WIESENPFAD o/a Gestüt Trona, Schneverdingen, Germany

WINDSTOSS

€4,000 Gestüt Röttgen, Cologne, Germany 2022 WITHOUT PAROLE

WOOTTON’S COLT

£10,000 Newsells Park Stud, Hertfordshire, UK

€7,000 Haras de Bouquetot, Clarbec, France

€2,500 Azienda Agricola Il Sambuco, Bettona (PG), Italy 2021

WORKFORCE o/a Knockhouse Stud, Co Kilkenny, Ireland 2012

WUSOOL

YAFTA

YORGUNNABELUCKY

ZAGREY

€2,500 Haras des Etincelles, Le Mesnil-Simon, France 2020

€2,500 Haras de Say, Saint-Christophe-du-Luat, France 2021

£2,500 Mickley Stud, Shropshire, UK

€6,000 Haras de Grandcamp, Trun, France 2025

ZANZIBARI o/a Haras des Sablonnets, Le Lude, France 2011

ZELZAL

€10,000 Haras de Bouquetot, Clarbec, France 2018