Cheveley Park Stud makes 'fair and necessary' reductions to 2021 fees
Five-strong Newmarket roster includes the mighty Pivotal and Mayson
Cheveley Park Stud has become the latest operation to release its reduced 2021 covering fees, with the five-strong Newmarket-based roster headed by Ulysses at £10,000.
Cheveley Park Stud's managing director Chris Richardson said: "In what are undoubtedly unprecedented times, and in light of recent sales returns, we feel a significant reduction in all our stallions fees is fair and necessary in order to help valued clients and breeders alike during this financially turbulent period."
Dual Group 1 winner Ulysses' first runners will hit the track next year, while his debut crop of yearlings fetched up to 320,000gns, with Shadwell purchasing the colt out of Troarn at Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale.
Dutch Art, source of Group 1-winning sprinters Garswood, Mabs Cross and Slade Power, will also stand on a private basis.
Richardson added: "The roster offers outstanding value and quality, with both Mayson and Twilight Son providing proven options, with the former siring his first Group 1 winner, and latter being a leading British-based first-season sire this year.
"While with Ulysses we look forward to the future full of enthusiasm, as his first runners hit the track next year, following impressive results at the yearling sales this autumn. As ever, we invite and encourage breeders to contact us directly to discuss their mating plans for 2021."
Cheveley Park Stud also own Unfortunately, who will stand at Springfield House Stud in Tipperary at a fee of €4,500.
Cheveley Park Stud 2021 stallion fees
Stallion | 2021 fee | 2020 fee | % change |
Ulysses | £10,000 | £15,000 | -33 |
Twilight Son | £5,000 | £7,000 | -29 |
Mayson | £4,000 | £5,000 | -20 |
Dutch Art | Private | Private | N/A |
Pivotal | Private | Private | N/A |
Unfortunately* | €4,500 | €5,500 | -18 |
*Standing at Springfield House Stud
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Published on 9 November 2020inNews
Last updated 15:35, 10 November 2020
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