2005 stallion fees

The Aga Khan Studs have finalised the fees for their six stallions for the 2005 breeding season.

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The Aga Khan Studs have finalised the fees for their six stallions for the 2005 breeding season. The outstanding racehorse of 2003 Dalakhani will stand at €37,500 in 2005. His half brother Daylami, sire of a Classic winner from his first crop, will be available at a fee of €25,000. Dual Derby winner and Arc hero Sinndar will stand at €15,000, while the fee for Champion Older horse of 2000 Kalanisi will be €10,000.

In France at the Haras de Bonneval, proven Group I sire and broodmare sire Kahyasi, will stand at €6,000 next season, and World champion miler Sendawar will be available at €4,000.

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All stallions will stand under 1st October conditions.

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Gilltown Stud

DALAKHANI €37 500

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DAYLAMI €25 000

KALANISI €10 000

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SINNDAR €15 000

Haras de Bonneval

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KAHYASI €6 000

SENDAWAR €4 000

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