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Coolmore Announce 2022 US Service Fees

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday Oct 19

Coolmore have announced 2022 service fees for their US roster at Ashford Stud with Uncle Mo heading the list ahead of Triple Crown winners Justify and American Pharoah, who are currently in Australia.

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Uncle Mo shuttled to Australia for the first four seasons of his stud career and has gone on to sire 75 stakes-winners worldwide, nine of them Group I winners with his stakes-winner to runner strike rate sitting at nearly 8%.

He stands at a fee of $160,000, down slightly from $175,000 in 2021.

Justify comes back to $100,000 from $125,000, while American Pharoah drops to $80,000 from $100,000.

Caravaggio, who shuttled here for one season and has current two year-olds is an interesting one with his fee rising to $35,000 from $20,000 on the back of impressive results with his first Northern Hemisphere bred two year-olds this year.


 

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