Why does North Light stand in Kentucky?

I think that the quote went something like "We didn't want him wandering round a muddy field as a N.H. sire" when he was retired.

There's still time though. . .

I know the chap who bought him (2 million euro)and intended to stand him at his stud in Ireland, by all accounts he is glad a syndicate came in to stand him in the states.

Mr Gosden agrees!

Though probably not about the 'NH sire' bit!

Has a high opinon of Morning Charm (North Light — Vignette)   

John Reed thinks they should bring him back, he thinks loads of breeders would want to use him. He must have been a flop of epic proportions to be a son of Danehill and cast aside in such a way.

I'm not so sure loads of breeders would want to use him if he came back,he has a very stout pedigree, wining a maiden at 2 then the Dante followed by the Derby then his form tailed off,with his page I reckon he would hold most appeal to NH breeders,that's just how flat breeders view him sadly,Plenty of Derby winners of late have embarked on a jump sire campaign,had NL stayed here that would of been his future,you could say he has been lucky to stand in the US.