Alamosa
Wellfield Lodge
Alamosa, a multiple Group 1 winning son of O'Reilly, continues to produce winning racehorses around the world. He now has 125 individual winners spread across New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and Macau, with 8 of them winning Group or Listed races and a further 10 who have placed at that elite level.
His 39 individual winners so far in New Zealand this season has him ranked in the country's top 5 stallions.
With Alamosa's service fee remaining at $8,500 + GST for the upcoming season, breeders have the opportunity of sending their mares to one of New Zealand's best performing stallions at a very reasonable fee.
Road to Rock stands at just $4,500 + GST this season. With his oldest progeny now 5-year-olds, this has been a fabulous season on the racetrack for the progeny of Road To Rock. He has had 51 individual winners across 6 countries and in New Zealand this season alone, with 21 winners from 43 runners, his strike rate in that category is equal to that of champion sire Savabeel and better than any of the other top 20 stallions standing in New Zealand this season.
Vespa, New Zealand's Champion 2-year-old, Group1, Group 3 winner and Karaka millions winner is standing his second season at an unchanged $5,000 + GST and is sure to be popular again. He received tremendous support from both shareholders and independent breeders in his first season and all indications point to that continuing as breeders seek to produce early running types.
His 39 individual winners so far in New Zealand this season has him ranked in the country's top 5 stallions.
With Alamosa's service fee remaining at $8,500 + GST for the upcoming season, breeders have the opportunity of sending their mares to one of New Zealand's best performing stallions at a very reasonable fee.
Road to Rock stands at just $4,500 + GST this season. With his oldest progeny now 5-year-olds, this has been a fabulous season on the racetrack for the progeny of Road To Rock. He has had 51 individual winners across 6 countries and in New Zealand this season alone, with 21 winners from 43 runners, his strike rate in that category is equal to that of champion sire Savabeel and better than any of the other top 20 stallions standing in New Zealand this season.
Vespa, New Zealand's Champion 2-year-old, Group1, Group 3 winner and Karaka millions winner is standing his second season at an unchanged $5,000 + GST and is sure to be popular again. He received tremendous support from both shareholders and independent breeders in his first season and all indications point to that continuing as breeders seek to produce early running types.