Uptown Rythem, a multiple winner by Champion Sprinter and sire of sires Speightstown, has been relocated to stand at Rancho San Miguel in San Miguel, California for the 2026 breeding season. His fee is $1,500, with a live foal guarantee.
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Triple Crown winner and successful young international sire Justify will stand for an advertised fee of $200,000 next year to lead the roster at Coolmore's Ashford Stud, the farm announced this week.
The Thoroughbred Industry Employee Awards marked its 10th year anniversary in North America on October 21 in Lexington, Kentucky, by once again honoring and awarding the individuals that make the Thoroughbred industry the unique and special industry it is.
Gun Runner, the sire of 15 millionaires and 11 Grade 1 winners, leads the roster and will stand the 2026 season for a fee of $250,000 LFSN.
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Stalwart sire Medaglia d'Oro has been pensioned, Darley revealed in announcing its stallion roster for the upcoming season. The 26-year-old son of El Prado will retire at the Lexington, Ky., farm.
Two time Horse of the Year Curlin, one of the most preeminent sires at stud today, leads the farm roster for 2026.
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Moira, the Eclipse Award winner as champion turf female of 2024, has been retired.
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The number of Thoroughbred mares bred in California declined 13.4 percent this year but maintained its customary position as second in North America to Kentucky, according to statistics released earlier this month by The Jockey Club.
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Preakness Stakes winner War of Will is relocating to New York’s Rockridge Stud for 2026 after beginning his career at Claiborne Farm in Kentucky, another major addition for the Empire State as it looks ahead to new developments.
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Coolmore’s Ashford Stud continues to build its roster for 2026, as the farm announced Sunday that champion juvenile Citizen Bull will retire to the Kentucky farm following the Breeders’ Cup.
