Ocovango to join Dink at Alne Park Stud for 2023 season
National Hunt sire has had success with Dan Skelton's Langer Dan
Ocovango has joined the roster of Alne Park Stud in Warwickshire for 2023 and the son of Monsun will stand for a fee of £3,000.
The Group 2 winner and Group 1-placed stallion was standing at The Beeches in Ireland from 2015 and the Skelton family, who run Alne Park, have been aware of his promise as they are responsible for his best progeny seen so far, the Imperial Cup and Aintree Grade 3 winner Langer Dan.
He is also responsible for Grade 3-placed Irish novice Barnacullia and joins an operation which already has the stallion Dink on its books
"We are tremendously excited to welcome Ocovango to Alne Park Stud this season," said stud director Grace Skelton.
"He represents another high-class addition both to Alne Park Stud and the GB stallion ranks. He boasts Graded winners and is also eligible for the NH Elite Mares Incentive Scheme. It is really exciting to see the stud continue to grow and thrive and we are delighted that Ocovango will be part of that growth."
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Published on 28 September 2022inNews
Last updated 21:14, 28 September 2022
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