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(24th April 2013)
Coolmore has announced the service fees for the upcoming breeding season. New for 2013 is Excelebration, a triple-Gr.1 winning miler and the best son of Exceed And Excel. With a Timeform rating of 133, he is the highest rated sprinter/miler ever from the Danehill line and looks exceptional value at a fee of $27,500.
Coolmore’s Tom Magnier said ‘Excelebration is a very exciting prospect and we’ve been inundated with enquiries about him since we announced that he was coming. Fastnet Rock is a phenomenon – undoubtedly the best sire in Australia since Danehill with 13 individual stakes winners in Australia this season and a yearling average at the Inglis Easter Sale just shy of $600,000 – while High Chaparral, Choisir and Encosta de Lago are also amongst the best proven sires in this part of the world.’
All fees are listed inclusive of GST.
Choisir: $27,500
Duke of Marmalade: $16,500
Encosta De Lago: $55,000
Excelebration: $27,500
Fastnet Rock: $275,000
Haradasun: $8,800
Henrythenavigator: $13,750
High Chaparral: $77,000
So You Think: $66,000
Spinning World: $5,500
Uncle Mo: $16,500
Zoffany: $8,800
(24th April 2013)
Coolmore has announced the service fees for the upcoming breeding season. New for 2013 is Excelebration, a triple-Gr.1 winning miler and the best son of Exceed And Excel. With a Timeform rating of 133, he is the highest rated sprinter/miler ever from the Danehill line and looks exceptional value at a fee of $27,500.
Coolmore’s Tom Magnier said ‘Excelebration is a very exciting prospect and we’ve been inundated with enquiries about him since we announced that he was coming. Fastnet Rock is a phenomenon – undoubtedly the best sire in Australia since Danehill with 13 individual stakes winners in Australia this season and a yearling average at the Inglis Easter Sale just shy of $600,000 – while High Chaparral, Choisir and Encosta de Lago are also amongst the best proven sires in this part of the world.’
All fees are listed inclusive of GST.
Choisir: $27,500
Duke of Marmalade: $16,500
Encosta De Lago: $55,000
Excelebration: $27,500
Fastnet Rock: $275,000
Haradasun: $8,800
Henrythenavigator: $13,750
High Chaparral: $77,000
So You Think: $66,000
Spinning World: $5,500
Uncle Mo: $16,500
Zoffany: $8,800
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My knowledge of Australian racing is very mediocre at best, take it Henrythenavigator hasn't lit up the world down there? Encosta would be appealing at 55 AUD
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Henry is 13th on the first crop list with 2 winners from 11 starters and $82.4k in prizemoney. Two first crop sires have over a million in prizemoney.
He is 70th overall on the 2yo list. Exceed And Excell heads this list with $5.1 Million. |
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Sent a couple of mares to Zoffany this year......very reasonable imo......can't stand the sight of Excelebration tbh....was over at Coolmore the other day, watched him cover a mare....
poor bugger looked absolutely b0lloxed....took him 20 minutes to get the job done. So You Think....66kk....  ...couldn't give him away at 17k here.High Chaperral..77k....WTF. |
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The odd thing, JR, is tha HC has been a big hit down here siring a number of standouts. If you compare his results with those of Galileo, who shuttled for a couple of seasons to NZ, he stackes up very well.
That's why they can charge 77k and he will get a full book. |