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Coolmore Ireland Announce 2022 Fees

Tara Madgwick - Friday Nov 5

Coolmore Ireland have announced their fees for 2022 with the roster headed by Wootton Bassett (GB) at a fee of €150,000 (A$234,341), the proven Group I sire currently in Australia covering his first book of mares here at a fee of $71,500.

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Wootton Bassett is the top gun at Coolmore Ireland in 2022, click here for more information.


Wootton Bassett (Iffraaj) started his stud career in France before being acquired by Coolmore and stood his first season for them this year in Ireland at a fee of €100,000 up significantly on his final year in France at €40,000.

This year he has powered ahead with 12 stakes-winners headed by Group I winners Incarville and Zellie and five of those stakes-winners are new two year-old stakes-winners headed by Zellie and Group II winning colts Royal Patronage and Atomic Jones.

No Nay Never (Scat Daddy), who nearly sired the Group I VRC Oaks winner on Thursday when Douceur missed narrowly behind Willowy, is next on the roster at a fee of €125,000, his fee unchanged.

Top class staying sire Camelot (Montjeu) has also had a fee increase up to €75,000 from €60,000 in 2021.


 

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