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From what I can find, he has been named DUCAB.
I imagine he is with Ed Dunlop, due to the purchaser listed at the sales. He does not hold any entries that I can see so far. I will be able to tell you during the week if he is officially in training as I'm due to check a list of two year olds.
I imagine he is with Ed Dunlop, due to the purchaser listed at the sales. He does not hold any entries that I can see so far. I will be able to tell you during the week if he is officially in training as I'm due to check a list of two year olds.
Princess re Frankel going to stud - will he stand only at the Juddmonte stud in Newmarket or will they move him around their other locations?
Has anyone hazarded a guess at his likely stud fee? (notwithstanding any special deals or relationships)
Has anyone hazarded a guess at his likely stud fee? (notwithstanding any special deals or relationships)
DUCAB...
Ducab, a cable manufacturing company with manufacturing factories in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, supplies a range of High, Medium and Low Voltage cables and ...
Ducab, a cable manufacturing company with manufacturing factories in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, supplies a range of High, Medium and Low Voltage cables and ...
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I did exactly the same Ardent. I thought is must be some sort of fish.Odddog, although Juddmonte own studs in France and Ireland, they only stand stallions in Newmarket (7) and Kentucky (2). I can't see that they'd stand him in the USA so unless they sell him (a la Workforce) he will stand in Newmarket.
The only real frame of reference we have for stud fees for a horse with a similar profile is Sea The Stars who retired at €85,000. However, Frankel has a better male line pedigree than STS, Cape Cross has yet to prove himself as a sire of sires and, all being well, will retire unbeaten so I wouldn't be surprised to see an advertise fee of £100,000.
The only real frame of reference we have for stud fees for a horse with a similar profile is Sea The Stars who retired at €85,000. However, Frankel has a better male line pedigree than STS, Cape Cross has yet to prove himself as a sire of sires and, all being well, will retire unbeaten so I wouldn't be surprised to see an advertise fee of £100,000.
