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Date posted September 29, 2011 | Posted by
admin | Filed under
New Approach, SDB, Sales News, Staff Favourites |
Darley shuttle sire New Approach (Galileo) was in demand on the second day of the Goffs Orby Yearling sale in Ireland on Wednesday when Shadwell securing a New Approach filly for €350,000.
The filly is a half-sister to recents Group 3 Desmond Stakes winner Future Generation (Hurricane Run). Charlie Gordon-Watson was the underbidder, shaking his head at €350,000. She was sold by The Castlebridge Consignment and is from the family of Cassandra Go.
Shadwell paid €340,000. for a Arch filly, a sister to US Grade 1 winner Prince Arch, and a half-brother to the National Stakes (G1) winner Kingsfort. Brian Meehan, taking instructions on the phone and standing with Hugo Merry, was the underbidder, putting in a very late bid at €320,000. Gold immediately responded with a bid of €340,000. She was sold by Airlie Stud.
The sale continues.
Date posted April 19, 2011 | Posted by
admin | Filed under
Ad Valorem, Any Given Saturday, Bernardini, Commands, Denman, Domesday, Hard Spun, Henny Hughes, Medaglia D'Oro, Nadeem, New Approach, Reset, SDB, Shamardal, Strategic, Street Cry, Street Sense, Teofilo, Time Thief, Von Costa de Hero |
Darley yesterday announced the fees for 26 stallions it will stand in Australia for the 2011 breeding season, headed by Street Cry ($110,000 inc. GST), Shamardal ($88,000), Medaglia d’Oro ($77,000) and Commands ($66,000).
“The Darley stallions have enjoyed their best year yet. From our youngsters Nadeem and Ad Valorem who have had their first two-year-olds running this season, to our proven stallions such as Street Cry, Shamardal, Lonhro and Commands, we really have had a tremendous year,” Henry Plumptre, Darley’s Managing Director in Australia said.
“Looking forward, we are enthusiastic about our six stallion prospects with their first two-year-olds running later this year and are encouraged by the progeny of our even younger horses, some of which will feature at the forthcoming breeding stock sales. We look forward to offering breeders a roster of outstanding quality and talking to our clients in the coming months.”
Darley stallion fees 2011
 Medaglia D'Oro
Standing at Kelvinside (NSW)
Street Cry $110,000
Shamardal $88,000
Lonhro $77,000
Medaglia d’Oro $77,000
Commands $66,000
Exceed And Excel $66,000
Bernardini $38,500
Denman $38,500
Street Sense $38,500
Authorized $22,000
Teofilo $22,000
Nadeem $22,000
Canny Lad $16,500
Henny Hughes $16,500
Time Thief $13,750
Ad Valorem $11,000
Shaft $7,700
Standing at Northwood Park (Vic)
New Approach $33,000
Domesday $22,000
Hard Spun $16,500
Reset $16,500
Von Costa de Hero $16,500
Any Given Saturday $13,750
Street Boss $13,750
Strategic $11,000
Gonski $6,600
Fees include GST and are payable on a live foal.
Date posted June 13, 2010 | Posted by
Brian Russell | Filed under
Authorized, High Chaparral, New Approach, Premium Updates, Racing and Breeding |
FEW observers could have envisaged when Danehill was the launching pad for the dual hemisphere use of sires revolution that in due course the world’s most prestigious race, the English Derby, would become dominated by progeny of sires who have visited Australia or New Zealand. (more…)
Date posted February 3, 2010 | Posted by
Michele Cullen | Filed under
New Approach, Premium Updates, Racing and Breeding |
Melbourne, Vic (Feb 3rd, 2010) - On the back of outstanding results for young stallion Nadeem in New Zealand during the premier sale, Darley have more good news, the first northern hemisphere foals by New Approach have now begun to arrive and look super. (more…)
Date posted December 4, 2009 | Posted by
Michele Cullen | Filed under
New Approach, Premium Updates, Sales News, Street Cry |
A colt foal by Street Cry and a stakes placed mare in foal to New Approach are two (more…)
Date posted September 14, 2009 | Posted by
Michele Cullen | Filed under
Feature Stallion, New Approach, Premium Updates |
STALLIONS continue our series on horses retiring to stud this spring and amongst (more…)
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