I’ll Have Another to stand for $38,900 in Japan
Dual classic winner I’ll Have Another will enter stud for a fee of 3.2 million yen, or about $38,900, in 2013 at Big Red Farm in Hokkaido, Japan.
Nicole RussoDec 03, 2012
Dual classic winner I’ll Have Another will enter stud for a fee of 3.2 million yen, or about $38,900, in 2013 at Big Red Farm in Hokkaido, Japan.
Toby's Corner, winner of the 2011 Wood Memorial Stakes, has been purchased for stallion duty by Hidaka Stallion Station in Hokkaido, Japan.
Fasig-Tipton will conduct its Midlantic December mixed sale on Monday at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Md.
Tattersalls concluded its four-day sale of foals on Saturday with steady economic indicators and increased activity at all market levels, as the sale posted the best clearance rate in this century and surpassed the 24 million guineas mark for only the third time in history.
Grade 1 winner Taste of Paradise will stand the 2013 season at Pope McLean’s Crestwood Farm in Lexington, Ky. for a free of $2,500.
Coolmore's controversial 2007 decision to retire Holy Roman Emperor to stand in place of George Washington is starting to pay off.
An $840,000 Galileo colt bought by Fahad al-Thani’s Pearl Bloodstock was the sale’s most expensive foal after Friday’s session of the Tattersalls December foal sale in Newmarket, Engloand.
McMahon of Saratoga Thoroughbreds released its 2013 stallion roster and fees Friday, headlined by Teuflesberg, sire of Breeders’ Cup Sprint winner Trinniberg in his first crop.
For the 162 stallions that stood in North America for $7,500 or more in 2012 that will be at stud in 2013, the average stud fee dropped just 4 percent, from $21,935 to $21,098, showing the market is stabilizing.
Bridlewood Farm in Ocala, Fla., announced its 2013 stallion roster with fees Friday, raising prominent regional sire Put It Back’s fee to $6,000.