The 250th renewal of Britain’s oldest Classic, the St Leger, was won by Highwayman, who becomes the seventh Group 1 winner in just 18 months out of mares bred and sold by the Aga Khan Studs.
Salyana
Highwayman’s dam Salyana was sold at the 2017 Arqana Breeding Stock Sale as a once-raced three-year-old from the family of Siyouni, and was purchased for €32,000 by Paul Nataf. Highwayman himself was bred in France by Thierry De La Heronnière and runs in the colours of John Ioannis Neocleous.
The recent Group/Grade 1 winners list also includes juveniles Balantina and Zavateri, US-based pair Dynamic Pricing and Portfolio Duration, Australia’s Royal Patronage and Punchestown Festival hero Saratoga.
Top-flight winners bred and sold by the Aga Khan Studs meanwhile include Maghull Novices' Chase victor Mirabad and American Grand National Hurdle winner Zanahiyr.
Look out for the Aga Khan drafts at the upcoming Goffs and Arqana Sales this autumn.
Aga Khan graduate Kizlyar scored an emotional victory for his new connections in the Ascot Stakes on day one of the Royal meeting.
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Aga Khan Studs bred Mirabad showcased his talent over fences on Saturday with a decisive victory in the Gr.1 Maghull Novices’ Chase at Aintree.
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2025 has been another successful year for the connections of mares bred and sold by the Aga Khan Studs. No fewer than four Group 1 winners have flown the flag worldwide – including two high-profile juveniles.
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Exciting prospects featured at both Goffs and Arqana.
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