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Coolmore Announces 2027 Stud Fees

Published

4 days ago

November 12, 2026

No Nay Never, a dark bay stallion wearing a halter, standing in a green paddock

Photo: Coolmore

Coolmore has set the stud fees its stallions will stand for in 2027, covering its Ireland, America, Australia and National Hunt rosters.

In Ireland, the 2027 roster is led once again by multiple Champion 2YO Sire No Nay Never at €120,000. New stallions Gstaad and Puerto Rico join the roster at €25,000 and €12,500 respectively, while first-season sires Camille Pissarro and Delacroix stand at €27,500 and €37,500. Camelot and City Of Troy both stand at €60,000, and Sioux Nation and Starspangledbanner both stand at €75,000. Holy Roman Emperor and Footstepsinthesand retire from stud duty. In America, Justify leads the roster at $200,000.

Ireland — 2027 fees

Stallion	2027 fee
Auguste Rodin	€25,000
Australia	€10,000
Blackbeard	€15,000
Camelot	€60,000
Camille Pissarro	€27,500
Churchill	€12,500
City Of Troy	€60,000
Delacroix	€37,500
Gleneagles	€15,000
Gstaad	€25,000
Henri Matisse	€17,500
Henry Longfellow	€12,500
Little Big Bear	€20,000
No Nay Never	€120,000
Paddington	€15,000
Puerto Rico	€12,500
Saxon Warrior	€12,500
Sioux Nation	€75,000
St Mark’s Basilica	€40,000
Starspangledbanner	€75,000
The Antarctic	€5,000

America — 2027 fees

Stallion	2027 fee
Citizen Bull	$35,000
Corniche	$20,000
Domestic Product	$20,000
Epicenter	$17,500
Fierceness	$40,000
Golden Pal	$35,000
Gunite	$25,000
Jack Christopher	$10,000
Journalism	$60,000
Justify	$200,000
Magnitude	$70,000
Munnings	$35,000
Nysos	$80,000
Paladin	$20,000
Practical Joke	$55,000
Sierra Leone	$65,000
Tiz The Law	$60,000

All American fees are payable Live Foal Stand and Nurse.

Australia

Coolmore’s Australian roster page still lists fees for 2026, and no 2027 Australian fee table was published in the 11 November announcement. The fees below are the ones Coolmore currently lists for its Australian roster.

Stallion	Fee as currently listed
Acrobat	$8,800
Best Of Bordeaux	$11,000
City Of Troy	$49,500
Delacroix	$38,500
Home Affairs	$176,000
Justify	No fee listed
King’s Legacy	$11,000
Pierro	$22,000
Pride Of Dubai	$22,000
Private Life	$16,500
Shinzo	$49,500
St Mark’s Basilica	$38,500
Storm Boy	$16,500
Super Seth	$137,500
Switzerland	$55,000

National Hunt

Coolmore’s National Hunt roster page still lists fees for 2026, and no 2027 National Hunt fee table was published in the 11 November announcement. The fees below are the ones Coolmore currently lists for its National Hunt roster.

Stallion	Fee as currently listed
Crystal Ocean	€8,000
Getaway	€4,000
Hurricane Lane	€5,000
In Swoop	€3,000
Kyprios	€5,000
Los Angeles	€7,500
Luxembourg	€6,000
Maxios	€7,000
Order of St George	€5,000
Pyledriver	€3,500
Santiago	€5,000
Vadamos	€4,000
Walk In The Park	Private
Wings of Eagles	€4,000
Yeats	€4,000

Arctic Wolf Goes Wire to Wire to Win the $175,000 Awad Stakes at Belmont Park

Published

17 hours ago

November 14, 2026

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Arctic Wolf, number 9 with Kendrick Carmouche aboard in black silks with pink polka dots, winning the Awad Stakes at Belmont Park.

Five starts at five different tracks, and Arctic Wolf keeps finding the winner’s circle. The grey son of Frosted took the field gate to wire Saturday at Belmont Park, winning the $175,000 Awad Stakes by three lengths under Kendrick Carmouche.

The Awad, run as the eighth race, was scheduled for the Widener turf course and moved to the new Tapeta track, where Arctic Wolf set fractions of :22.83, :46.00 and :57.28 before finishing six furlongs in 1:08.99. He paid $13.90 to win and earned $96,250 for owners MHM Stables LLC, Chad Calvert and John F. Goldthorpe.

Metallican finished second, a length and three quarters ahead of Riyadh Way in third. Titan Ready was fourth and More Champagne fifth.

Trained by Jack Sisterson, Arctic Wolf was bred in Kentucky by Flying B Ranch Thoroughbreds and is by Frosted out of the mare Firewolves. Carmouche said after the race that Sisterson’s instructions were simple: take the lead and do not hold back.

The Awad was Arctic Wolf’s second stakes win of the fall. He won the Speakeasy Stakes at Santa Anita on October 3 by two and a quarter lengths, and his five career starts have now come at five different tracks.