Savabeel
Trish Dunell
Waikato Stud are making no changes to their 2017 stallion service fees.
"While we are yet to set a fee for our exciting new sire Tivaci, who is still in Australia racing, the rest of our roster of Savabeel, Ocean Park, Sacred Falls, Pins, Rock 'n' Pop and Rios will be staying the same," studmaster Mark Chittick said.
With 15 stakes winners this season and another conceivable clean sweep of the sire awards, Savabeel heads the line-up at $100,000 + GST.
Ocean Park, at $30,000 + GST, has his first crop currently racing while Sacred Falls will also stand at $30,000 + GST with the dual Doncaster winner impressing many with his outstanding first crop, which arrived in 2016.
Pins, who will stand for $25,000 + GST, continues to prove his weight in gold for the stud and Rock 'N' Pop will be available for $9000 + GST and retains his title as the best bred G1 winning son of Fastnet Rock at stud.
At $4000 + GST, Group One producer Rios completes the line-up.
"All of our stallions are based here throughout the year. We are very proud of our roster and love showing the stallions off to people," Chittick said.
"While we are yet to set a fee for our exciting new sire Tivaci, who is still in Australia racing, the rest of our roster of Savabeel, Ocean Park, Sacred Falls, Pins, Rock 'n' Pop and Rios will be staying the same," studmaster Mark Chittick said.
With 15 stakes winners this season and another conceivable clean sweep of the sire awards, Savabeel heads the line-up at $100,000 + GST.
Ocean Park, at $30,000 + GST, has his first crop currently racing while Sacred Falls will also stand at $30,000 + GST with the dual Doncaster winner impressing many with his outstanding first crop, which arrived in 2016.
Pins, who will stand for $25,000 + GST, continues to prove his weight in gold for the stud and Rock 'N' Pop will be available for $9000 + GST and retains his title as the best bred G1 winning son of Fastnet Rock at stud.
At $4000 + GST, Group One producer Rios completes the line-up.
"All of our stallions are based here throughout the year. We are very proud of our roster and love showing the stallions off to people," Chittick said.