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Triple Crown winner Justify, who has emerged as a stellar young international sire, will stand for an advertised fee of $200,000 in 2024 at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky, ranking him among the most expensive sires on the continent.
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Reigning leading sire Into Mischief, perennial classic sire Curlin, and young phenom Gun Runner will all stand for $250,000 in 2024, sharing the highest stud fee in North America as farms begin to roll out their rosters and fees for the upcoming season.
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Eclipse Award champion Elite Power will retire to Juddmonte Farm in Kentucky after seeking to defend his victory in next month's Breeders' Cup Sprint, the farm announced on Friday.
The former California-based stallions Kafwain and Ministers Wild Cat were shipped last week to a retirement farm near Nashville, Tenn.
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Mage, the winner of this year's Kentucky Derby, will stand at Airdrie Stud in Midway, Ky., upon his eventual retirement from racing, the farm announced Wednesday.
The Jockey Club is projecting a 2024 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 18,000, which is 500 fewer than the 2023 estimate.
Through Book 4 of the September sale, the Bernhards have purchased 19 yearlings for a combined $8,835,000. Their top lot has been a $1 million Uncle Mo colt out of Book 2.
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Grade 1 winner Volatile got off to an explosive start with a filly from his first crop selected to the elite Book 1 of the Keeneland September yearling sale, as she lit up the bid board at $1.15 million.
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Grade 1 winners Arabian Lion, Taiba, and Zandon will stand at Spendthrift Farm in 2024, the Lexington, Ky., farm announced Saturday night.
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Godolphin was named national owner of the year and national breeder of the year as the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association honored its annual award winners in Lexington, Ky.
