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1 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWSEUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWSis delighted to present this special supplement devoted to flat stallions standing in the UK and Ireland at a fee of 10,000 or less in 2018. It is broken into two alphabetical sections, with the advertised stallions appearing first. 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 are not included. All material contained within (excluding supplied advertisements) is the copyright of EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK k & UNDERSUPPLEMENTii CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 STALLIONS STANDING FOR 10,000 OR LESS IN 2018 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWSA winner by DARK ANGEL from a Classic family with speedHis first yearlings stormed the sales making up to 180,000gnsThey sold to the top trainers including: Richard Hannon x5, Karl Burke x4, Richard Fahey x4, Joseph O Brien x2, Andrew Balding x2, Brian Meehan x2, Tom Dascombe x2, Johnny Murtagh x2, Roger Varian, Ger Lyons, ICETON +353 (0) 87 2323566 :PhilHaworthorEdHarperWhitsburyManorStud Tel.

2 01725518254 Angel Miss Indigo (Indian Ridge)TARA STUD Fee 5,000 Alhebayeb was an exceptionally fast and precocious son of Dark Angel. A maiden winner on his debut at two, he soon made up into a Stakes performer, finishing second in the Listed Windsor Castle Stakes at Royal Ascot and winning the July Stakes on his third start. He demonstrated his versatility by finishing second in the Horris Hill Stakes over seven furlongs on heavy ground later in his juvenile career, and also displayed smart form at three and four years. He defeated 17 individual black-type winners during the course of his career. His dam, Miss Indigo (Indian Ridge), also produced the classy sprinter Humidor (Camacho), as well as numerous other winners.

3 The second dam, Monaiya (Shareef Dancer), gave the Listed Pretty Polly Stakes winner Musetta (Cadeaux Genereux), and a generation further back the pedigree links to the Play The King Handicap winner and Vanderlin (Halling). With Dark Angel in such fashion, it is unsurprising that Alhebayeb has been so well received by breeders, prior to his first runners this season. His yearlings last year realised as much as 180,000gns, 120,000gns and 105,000gns at the Tattersalls October Yearling Sales. Lethal Force is another sire who has recently demonstrated the prowess of Dark Angel as a sire producer. ADAAYK odiac Lady Lucia (Royal Applause)WHITSBURY MANOR STUD Fee 6,000, 1st Oct SLF Whitsbury Manor Stud stallion Adaay will have his first-crop foals on the ground this year.

4 The son of Kodiac was extremely well supported with a three-figure book of mares in his first season, and that level of popularity will surely continue. His own sire is a half-brother to breed shaping sire Invincible Spirit and exerts huge influence in his own right as the sire of such stars as Cheveley Park Stakes winner Tiggy Wiggy and Celebration Mile Stakes winner Kodi Bear. Adaay is one of his highest rated sons to stand at stud. Adaay was a 240,000gns breeze-up two-year-old purchase, a figure that reflects his good looks. He is a half-brother to the lightly-raced multiple Listed-placed sprinter and sire Mullionmileanhour (Mull Of Kintyre) whilst the second dam, Inventive (Sheikh Albadou), was responsible for the placed Creative Mind (Danehill Dancer).

5 Adaay was described by trainer William Haggas as a very talented horse from day one . He defeated subsequent winner and sire Kodi Bear on his debut and was third in the Listed Rose Bowl Stakes on his final outing at two. He progressed to win the Sandy Lane Stakes the following season, where he defeated the subsequent dual winner Limato (Tagula), amongst others. Later that season he won the Hungerford Stakes when stepped up to seven furlongs, and he was placed the following season at : +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 iiiSTALLIONS STANDING FOR 10,000 OR LESS IN 2018 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWSD arleyBARNEY ROYThe best miler of his generation. No horse has ever run Ascot s round mile so to enjoyhis record-breaking St James s Palace Stakes 10,000 Oct 1, SLFE xcelebration Alina (Galileo)Stands at Dalham Hall Stud, Newmarket+44 (0)1638 730070 He puts the Royinto Royal AscotExceed And Excel ex Licence To , Bahamian Bounty ex Ballymore Celebre (Peintre Celebre)Winner of the July Stakes (6f ) for team Hannon/ShadwellIdeal cross for Danzig and Sadler s Wells linesFirst foals in 2017 made: 44,000 to John Troy, 38,000gns to Pier House 38,000gns to Kings BLOODSTOCK , 38,000 to Cooneen Stud 37,000 to Lynn Lodge.

6 Maurice (+353 86 2500687) or Madeline (+353 86 3774430) Burns 5,000 1st OctFirst Yearlings 2018 Excelebration Alina (Galileo)DALHAM HALL STUD Fee 10,000, 1st Oct SLFW inner of the St James s Palace Stakes at Royal Ascot last June in a new course record, with the likes of Lancaster Bomber, Thunder Snow and Churchill in his wake, Barney Roy was Timeform-rated 126, a mark also attained by his grandsire Exceed And Excel. This made him the joint-highest miler of his generation last season. Winner by nearly four lengths of his sole start at two, the son of the triple miler Excelebration started 2017 with an impressive victory in the Greenham Stakes before running second in a muddling-paced 2,000 Guineas.

7 Following his Royal Ascot victory he was stepped up to 10 furlongs and was touched off by just a nose in the Eclipse Stakes by Ulysses, in a time which would have won 129 of the past 130 runnings of the historic contest. He was then third in the International Stakes on his next start at York in August. On his retirement, trainer Richard Hannon said: Barney Roy is by far the best colt I have trained and the most athletic horse I have seen. We look forward to seeing his yearlings at the sales. Barney Roy is out of Alina, a Galileo daughter of Cheyenne Star, the Ridgewood Pearl Stakes and Brownstown Stakes-winning daughter of Mujahid. Her half-sister Boa Estrela produced the dual Champion Irish Older Male Sprinter Gordon Lord Byron, a winner in Australia, Britain and ROYB ahamian Bounty Ballymore Celebre (Peintre Celebre)RATHASKER STUD Fee 5,000 1st OctThe July Stakes winner Anjaal (Bahamian Bounty), whose first crop are yearlings.

8 His first foals last year realised up to 38,000gns (for a pair of colts) and his first crop were bought by the likes of Peter and Ross Doyle, John Troy, Cooneen Stud, Lynn Lodge Stud and Grove Stud. Trained by Richard Hannon for Sheikh Hamdan, he was fast and precocious and gained a Timeform rating of 117, higher than his sire. The impressive winner of his maiden over five furlongs at two, he followed up by beating subsequent winner Astaire in the July Stakes and then ran fourth to War Command, Cable Bay and Outstrip in the Dewhurst Stakes. His best run at three was when he got within three-quarters of a length of fellow Rathasker Stud sire Es Que Love in the Lennox Stakes and he also ran creditably in the Joel by Peter and Michelle Morgan s Carmel Stud, he realised 105,000 as a yearling when sold to Peter and Ross Doyle.

9 He is out of the two-year-old winner Ballymore Celebre (Peintre Celebre), a half-sister to the multiple winner and South African-based sire Nysaean (Sadler s Wells) and five other Stakes horses, and there are a several further EUROPEAN and US Group/Graded winners UNDER his third dam. He is free of Danehill/Danzig blood and should provide a good speed outcross for those CALL: +44 (0) 1638 66 65 12 STALLIONS STANDING FOR 10,000 OR LESS IN 2018 EUROPEAN BLOODSTOCK NEWSB razen BeauGorgeous Champion sprinter 7,000 Oct 1, SLFI Am Invincible Sansadee (Snaadee)Stands at Dalham Hall Stud, Newmarket+44 (0)1638 730070 The ultimate dashing heroDarleyTHE AGA KHAN STUDSS uccess Breeds TO SEAAn INVINCIBLE SPIRIT Stakes winning, dual Gr.

10 1 placed half brother to SEA THE STA R S and GALILEOSire of dual Stakes winner and Gr. 1 Classic placed SEA OF GRACE80% of his runners have won or placed in the first threeBORN TO SEABRAZEN BEAUI Am Invincible Sansadee (Snaadee)DALHAM HALL STUD Fee 7,000, 1st Oct SLF Returning to Dalham Hall Stud is Australia s Champion Sprinter of 2014-15. Brazen Beau was a dual winner at two, including in the Champagne Classic, and was a close second in the J J Atkins Stakes over a mile on his final juvenile start. His three victories at three included the Coolmore Stud Stakes against his own age-group and the Newmarket Handicap, in which he beat winners Chautauqua, Terravista and Lankan Rupee, who were at that time the three top-rated older sprinters in the world.