Coolmore America has set the 2027 introductory fees for its two newest Ashford Stud additions, with Dubai World Cup (G1) hero Magnitude standing at $70,000 and undefeated dual grade 2 winner Paladin at $20,000.
The bidding on Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1) winner Ways and Means kicked off the bidding at $500,000 and rose to $2.5 million in only a few bids during Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale. Boyd Racing prevailed at the end at $5 million.
Pray for Leslie, dam of 2025 Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes (G2) winner Praying, registered the second-highest price for a proven broodmare at Fasig-Tipton's The November Sale.
On the Nov. 2 episode of BloodHorse Monday: Trainer Miguel Clement, Breeders' Cup Mile (G1T) winner Deterministic, and D. J. Stable's Jon Green join the show as we recap the 2026 Breeders' Cup.
A bay filly out of a graded stakes winner (Hip 36) sells for $1 million to Roger Tovar's Asagi Stables. Soon after, another bay filly out of stakes winner/stakes producer Callmethesqueeze sells for $800,000 to Gilded Age, associated with Stonestreet.
Stud fees for the 2027 season have been set for current freshman sire Flightline at $125,000 and newly crowned Breeders' Cup Mile (G1T) winner Deterministic at $25,000.
A bay filly out of a graded stakes winner (Hip 36) sells for $1 million to Roger Tovar's Asagi Stables. Soon after, another bay filly out of stakes winner/stakes producer Callmethesqueeze sells for $800,000 to Gilded Age, associated with Stonestreet.
Fees for an eight-strong Aga Khan Studs roster were revealed Nov. 2. Sea The Stars, Daryz, and Erevann will stand the 2027 season at Gilltown Stud, while the remaining five Aga Khan Studs' stallions will stand at Haras de Bonneval.
Turfway Park will offer 28 stakes worth a record $5.477 million across its 2026 Holiday Meet and 2027 winter/spring meet, led by the $777,000 Jeff Ruby Steaks (G3), the $1 million Synthetic Championships, and a new Road to the Kentucky Derby stop.
Frankel's brother Noble Mission is returning to Britain after a deal was arranged by Lanwades Stud in Newmarket. The group 1 winner will stand the 2027 season for a strictly limited book of mares.