Stallion fees set for 2023

[tenfurlongs]

Sea The Stars: ~$180,000 ^^

Best progeny (be careful, your head may explode): www.racingpost.com/profile/horse/695547/sea-the-stars/best-progeny

www.racingpost.com/profile/horse/695547/sea-the-stars/form


Flightline is an exceptional athlete. Having said that, as a 3yo, Sea The Stars won all six of his starts:

2000 Guineas (GI, 8F)

Epsom Derby (GI, 12F)

Eclipse Stakes (GI, 10F) 3yo & up

Juddmonte International (GI, 10.5F) 3yo & up

Irish Champion Stakes (GI, 10F) 3yo & up

Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (GI, 12F) 3yo & up


Baaeed: ~$92,000


Kingman: ~$173,000


Flightline:


Curlin: $175,000 (2022)


Tapit: $185,000 (2022)


Frankel: ~$231,000


Into Mischief: $250,000 (2022)


Dubawi: ~$288,000






TW

[tc]

That is some expensive semen.

[1hooper]

Dubawi (Ire), the champion sire-elect in Britain and Ireland, will stand at his highest fee yet of £350,000 next year, making him the most expensive stallion in Europe.
www.thoroughbreddailynews.com/dubawis-fee-set-at-350000-for-2023/

[1hooper]

Undefeated Flightline (Tapit), who retired to Lane's End Farm after an 8 1/4-length victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic Nov. 5, will stand the 2023 season for $200,000.

[1hooper]

The latest addition to the National Stud roster, seven-time Group 1-winning stayer Stradivarius (Ire) (Sea The Stars {Ire}), will stand for an opening fee of £10,000.

[cherokeescot]

From Coolmore today

No Nay Never $175,000 an increase of $50,000
Wootton Bassett $150,000
Blackbeard $25,000