EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS 10k & UNDER SUPPLEMENT EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS is delighted to present this special supplement devoted to flat/dual-purpose stallions standing in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy and Spain at a fee of £10,000/€10,000 or less in 2020. 2020 Whilst every care has been taken to trace the qualifying sires, EBN takes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Please note that stallions standing at less than £1,000/€1,000 are not included. All material contained within (excluding supplied advertisements) is the copyright of European Bloodstock News. STALLIONS STANDING FOR £10,000/€10,000 OR LESS IN 2020 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS ACLAIM ADAAY Acclamation – Aris (Danroad) Kodiac – Lady Lucia (Royal Applause) THE NATIONAL STUD • Fee £9,500 WHITSBURY MANOR STUD • Fee £5,000 1st Oct SLF The first foals by Aclaim performed well in the sales ring last The first two-year-olds by Adaay, of which there are year, selling for up to €120,000. Having covered over 250 over 90, are eagerly awaited and, as he is by the record- mares in his first two season, the son of Acclamation will breaking sire of two-year-olds Kodiac, they should be seen have plenty of progeny to represent him in the future. on the track sooner rather than later. His first yearlings Aclaim crowned his successful racing career on his final were well received at the sales in the last few months, with start when landing the 1400m Gr.1 Prix de la Foret. That several six-figure prices being realised, headed by a half- victory was the seventh of his career and his fourth Stakes brother to the Gr.2 Queen Mary Stakes and Gr.2 Flying success. A maiden winner at two on debut, he was pitched Childers Stakes winner Heartache (Kyllachy). Offered at into Stakes company on only his third start, finishing third in the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale, he was snapped up by the Gr.3 Lacken Stakes at Naas as a three-year-old. He Shadwell, in whose colours Adaay raced, for £210,000. Of recorded his first Stakes success when taking the Listed the other six-figure yearlings was a half-sister to Gr.3 Dubai Duty Free Cup and followed up just three weeks later Cornwallis Stakes winner Good Vibes, who is by Adaay’s when winning the Gr.2 Challenge Stakes, defeating ten stud mate Due Diligence and was also bought from the Stakes winners. At four, he ran Brando to half a length when Doncaster sale. runner-up in the Gr.1 Prix Maurice de Gheest, before seeing Adaay himself was fast and precocious, winning his first off five Group winners to score in the Gr.2 Park Stakes at two starts in May and June and coming third in the Listed Doncaster. Two weeks later, he made his final start a winning Rose Bowl Stakes in July, but he also progressed at three to one when signing off in the Foret, run that year at Chantily. win the Gr.2 Sandy Lane Stakes and Gr.2 Hungerford Stakes He is out of the Listed-placed winner Aris (Danroad), a and was further Group-placed at four. half-sister to the top-class Again (Danehill Dancer), winner Having missed the yearling sales, he was picked up by of the Gr.1 Moyglare Stud Stakes and Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas, Shadwell Estate Company for 240,000gns at the Craven and the Gr.3-placed Arkadina (Danehill), both of whom are Breeze-Up Sale. A half-brother to the dual Listed-placed also black-type producers. They are out of an unraced half- sire Mullionmileanhour (Mull Of Kintyre), he is out of the sister to the influential sire Montjeu. Royal Applause mare Lady Lucia. AT THE NATIONAL STUD THE OUTSTANDING SON OF KODIAC T B N O €120k E O L K L S E C IN €95k FIRST X E S H 2YO’S R I 253 S A F E MARES £68k I Y R 2020 S O T W T £58k €62k Y A £42k £58k A D A THAT’s AclAim for First yearlings sold for £210,000, you! 120,000gns, £115,000, £100,000, etc. The most popular, best-supported young British stallion – for a reason. Enquiries: Phil Haworth or Ed Harper Whitsbury Manor Stud £9,500 Live foal Tel: 01725 518254 Mob: 07778 603691 Mark McStay 07810 857184 Joe Callan 07872 058295 www.whitsburymanorstud.co.uk Tim Lane 07738 496141 ii CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 STALLIONS STANDING FOR £10,000/€10,000 OR LESS IN 2020 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS AFFAIR SOLITAIRE AL WUKAIR Danehill Dancer – Arlesienne (Alzao) Dream Ahead – Macheera (Machiavellian) ALLEVAMENTO RAZZA TICINO • Fee €3,000 1st Oct LF HARAS DE BOUQUETOT • Fee €7,000 LF Affaire Solitaire, who is embarking on his third season at The first foals by Al Wukair arrived last spring and made a stud, had one of his first foals sell for €30,000 last year. The splash in the sales ring, selling for up to seven times their son of Danehill Dancer was a tough and consistent sire’s stud fee. He has covered around 120 mares in both of performer over four seasons of racing in France, running 27 his books to date so will have plenty of representatives in the times between 1600m and 2000m. sales ring and on the track in due course. Having made his debut over 1600m at two, he broke his He made a flying start to his own racing career, making a maiden over 1900m at Deauville as a three-year-old. As a winning debut over 1400m at Saint-Cloud for Andre Fabre four-year-old, he raced eight times, winning twice over and winning the Listed Prix Isonomy on his next start to 1600m and earning his first black type when Listed-placed maintain an unbeaten juvenile record. Better was to come at over 1900m. At five, he gained his first Stakes victory in the three when the son of Dream Ahead made a winning return Gr.3 Prix Exbury over 2000m at Saint-Cloud and a month in the Gr.3 Prix Djebel. A fine third in the Gr.1 2,000 Guineas later he was runner-up to Al Kazeem in the Gr.2 Prix to Churchill and Barney Roy, he was later placed in the Gr.3 d’Harcourt over the same trip at Longchamp. In four starts as Prix Messidor before going on to claim Gr.1 glory in the Prix a six-year-old, he was twice Group-placed, including on his Jacques Le Marois, when those in arrears included the final start when he was once again placed in the Gr.2 Prix subsequent dual Gr.1 Dubai World Cup victor Thunder d’Harcourt, finishing third. Snow and the multiple Group winners Inns Of Court, Trais Out of the Listed-winning Alzao mare Arlesienne, Affaire Fluors, Taareef and Gold Luck. Solitaire is a half-brother to the multiple Stakes winner and A 200,000gns yearling purchase, Al Wukair is a full-brother sire Aizavoski (Monsun), the Listed winner Andromeda to the Gr.3-placed juvenile Dream Today and a half-brother Galaxy (Peintre Celebre) and the Listed-placed black-type to the Listed-winning dam of the Gr.3 Prestige Stakes winner producer Altamira (Peintre Celebre). Their dam is a full- Antonia De Vega. They are out of a winning half-sister to the sister to the dual US Gr.1 victrix Angara and a half-sister to twice Classic-placed La Nuit Rose (Rainbow Quest), dam of the Gr.2 winner Actrice (Danehill), from an the family of the Stakes winners Tam Lin and Blue Rambler, out of the Arcangues, Aquarelliste and Artiste Royal. Gr.1 Prix de Diane heroine Caerlina (Caerleon). AFFAIRE SOLITAIRE Bay 2010, 1.69m (16.2½ h.h.) by DANEHILL DANCER – ARLESIENNE (ALZAO) First Yearlings 2020 Fee for 2020: €3,000 1st Oct, LIVE FOAL TOUGH, SOUND AND TALENTED Won 4 races from 3 to 5 years, €227,020, and was placed 13 times, from 22 starts THE ONLY SON OF A LEADING SIRE AND SIRE OF SIRES IN ITALY Sire: DANEHILL DANCER – Champion 2yo, Gr.1 National S, Gr.1 Phoenix S Dam: ARLESIENNE – full-sister to dual Gr.1 winner ANGARA Stands at RAZZA TICINO, Via Monte Novegno, 18, Gornate Superiore (Va), Italy Contact: Giuseppe Galizia • tel: 00 39 (0) 331 824154 Dr Alessandra Vigliani • tel: 00 39 (0) 335 6849353 [email protected] • [email protected] www.ticinobloodstock.it CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 iii STALLIONS STANDING FOR £10,000/€10,000 OR LESS IN 2020 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWS ARDAD BARRAQUERO Kodiac – Good Clodora (Red Clubs) Zebedee – Chica Whopa (Oasis Dream) OVERBURY STUD • Fee £6,500 1st Oct SLF CLAREMOUNT STUD • Fee €4,000 The first foals by the high-class juvenile Ardad found plenty A £40,000 graduate of the Goffs UK Premier Yearling Sale, of friends in the sales ring last year, selling for up to 52,000gns, Barraquero more than repaid that on his first three outings The son of Kodiac offers breeders a blend of speed and at two. The form of his debut third at Newbury was soon precocity and he covered more than 200 mares in his first boosted when the winner Expert Eye easily won the Gr.2 two books. Vintage Stakes next time out and later went on to Gr.1 A £170,000 breeze-up purchase, Ardad made a winning success at the Breeders’ Cup.