Shadwell has launched its 2025 charges, with the roster led by a number of group 1 winner Baaeed , who will stand for £65,000 (US$83,998; US$1=GB£0.77) subsequent yr.
That contrasts to the £80,000 the 6-year-old son of Sea The Stars stood for in 2024, his second season at stud. He retired on the finish of the 2022 marketing campaign because the highest-rated horse in Europe in additional than a decade.
Stephen Collins, Shadwell’s European bloodstock supervisor, stated: “Baaeed retired with an official score of 135 after six good group 1 wins; since then he has been supported by the world’s main breeders with two distinctive books of mares.
“He is a stallion of nice significance to Shadwell and we’re delighted along with his first foals. Given his extraordinary means, excellent pedigree, and faultless conformation, he stays a very unmissable stallion prospect.”
Mohaather , the Sussex Stakes (G1T)-winning miler turned main first-crop sire, will command a payment of £15,000, again as much as his 2023 degree after having been £12,500 this yr.
Collins stated: “Mohaather has been one of many success tales of the yr, producing three stakes winners, greater than another first-crop sire in 2024. He stays on an thrilling upward curve and, contemplating he continued to enhance all through his profession, there’s a lot to look ahead to.
“The market was extremely supportive of his second crop of yearlings and we consider he ought to be very engaging to breeders on the payment of £15,000.”
Mostahdaf , the excellent Prince of Wales’s Stakes (G1T) and Juddmonte Worldwide (G1T) winner, will stand at a payment of £12,500, down from £15,000 this yr.
Collins stated: “Mostahdaf was an impressive winner of two of Europe’s premier races and accomplished a historic double as solely two horses have gained the Prince of Wales’s Stakes and Juddmonte Worldwide in the identical season within the final 50 years.
“The son of Frankel has an distinctive pedigree, being a half brother to Nazeef, a twin group 1-winning miler, and is from the household of two champion sprinters.
“He has coated a high-class first e-book supported by all the appropriate breeders and we look ahead to seeing his first foals subsequent yr.”
Derrinstown’s Minzaal heads into his third season and can likewise stand for €2,500 cheaper in 2025 at €12,500. He was an emphatic winner of the Dash Cup (G1T), and likewise took the Gimcrack Stakes (G2T) at 2.
Collins stated: “Minzaal is the highest-rated son of Mehmas, who himself has had one other glorious yr. We acquired very sturdy studies on his first foals and anticipation is excessive forward of the foal gross sales.
“He ticks a variety of packing containers for Eire’s industrial breeders and he is been effectively supported with two high quality books of mares. A really quick, handsome horse, he ought to be common with breeders once more this yr.”
After a wonderful 2023, Awtaad has once more delivered in 2024. His son Anmaat took the Champion Stakes (G1T), defeating 5 group 1 winners, and Anisette added one other grade 1 victory to her résumé within the Gamely Stakes (G1T) at Del Mar.
Awtaad will stand at €7,500 for the forthcoming breeding season, up from the €5,000 payment he has commanded for the previous three years.
Collins stated: “Awtaad had one other phenomenal yr, being the sire of group and grade 1 winners Anmaat and Anisette, in addition to Al Qareem and Naomi Lapaglia.
“Few sires can match his achievements by way of the worth he affords breeders as an everyday supply of black-type performers. His yearlings this yr bought for as much as 80,000gns and €80,000. I am positive nominations will probably be in excessive demand.
“For a roster of Shadwell’s high quality, we consider our charges present good, aggressive worth to breeders in what’s an unpredictable local weather. Whereas lots of the yearling gross sales noticed the market rise far above expectation, we acknowledge there are nonetheless areas of the market which require assist.
“We might prefer to thank all our shoppers for his or her continued and valued enterprise.”
