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Ashford announce 2023 fees

Munnings to stand for a career high fee of $100,000 

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Ashford Stud announced fees for the 16 stallions that they will stand in 2023, with Munnings (Speightstown) to stand for a career high fee of US$100,000, up from US$85,000 last year. 

The sire of three-time Grade 1 winner Jack Christopher, Munnings stood his first season at stud for just US$12,500 and has enjoyed significant fee increases since his first runners with his first crop including Grade 1 winners I'm A Chatterbox and El Deal. 

The roster is headed by Uncle Mo who will stand for US$150,000 in 2023, down slightly from US$160,000 this year. Justify (Scat Daddy) will stand for an unchanged fee of US$100,000 while American Pharoah (Pioneerof The Nile) has had his fee reduced from US$80,000 in 2022 to US$60,000. 

Three new stallions will stand at Ashford Stud next year with last year's champion two-year-old colt Corniche (Quality Road) being introduced at a fee of US$30,000 and Grade 1 Preakness Stakes (9f) winner Early Voting (Gun Runner) standing for US$25,000. The fee for Golden Pal (Uncle Mo) will be announced after the Breeders' Cup next weekend. 

 

Stallion 2023 fee (2022)
Uncle Mo $150,000 ($160,000)
Justify $100,000 ($100,000)
Munnings $100,000 ($85,000)
American Pharoah $60,000 ($80,000)
Corniche $30,000 (NEW)
Tiz The Law $30,000 ($35,000)
Early Voting $25,000 (NEW)
Practical Joke $25,000 ($35,000)
Mendelssohn $25,000 ($35,000)
Classic Empire $15,000 ($17,500)
Lookin At Lucky $10,000 ($15,000)
Maximum Security $10,000 ($15,000)
Cupid $5,000 ($5,000)
Echo Town $5,000 ($7,500)
Mo Town $5,000 ($7,500)
Golden Pal TBC (NEW)

 


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