Woodside Park Stud has released service fees for 2026, offering Victorian and interstate breeders a quality roster of six stallions headed by dual Group I winner Celestial Legend, whose sire Dundeel is proving highly influential.
Fresh from siring his tenth G1 winner on Saturday in Idle Flyer, Dundeel is also riding high as a sire of sires with Castelvecchio the sire of this season’s dual Group I winner Aeliana and Super Seth recently acquired from Waikato Stud by Coolmore Australia.
There is only one son of Dundeel standing in Victoria and that is top class miler Celestial Legend, who combines the blood of two champion sires being from a daughter of Snitzel.
He enjoyed excellent fertility last year and is priced to please at $24,200.
Benbatl (GB) - $16,500 A three-time Group 1 winner by Dubawi, Benbatl returns to Woodside for his third season and in Japan where his first crop of foals are now 3YO’s he has sired 18 winners headed by the stakes-winner Large Ensemble.
His sire Dubawi has made a big impression in Australia through his young sire sons Too Darn Hot (GB) an Ghaiyyath (IRE) and Benbatl is very similar in profile at a more affordable fee.
Shalaa (Ire) - $13,200 A dual Group 1 winner by Invincible Spirit who has been at Woodside since 2023.
Shalaa has continued to produce top class runners that include current season stakes-winners in Australia such as Roselyn's Star, Welwal and King’s Secret.
Rich Enuff - $11,000 By champion sire Written Tycoon, Rich Enuff is a well proven source of fast sprinters.
He has 10 SW’s to his credit headed by $2.7million earning multiple Group winner Abounding with his total progeny earnings topping $31million.
Foxwedge - $7,700 The son of Fastnet Rock has grown his stakes-winners tally to 27, with no son of the champion sire producing more Group 1 winners.
His five Group 1 winners span Australia, South Africa and Ireland, headed by Volpe Veloce, Foxplay, Lunar Fox, Run Fox Run and Urban Fox. He is an ideal choice for budget breeders looking to produce quality fillies with broodmare potential.
Delaware (GB) - $6,600 A son of Frankel (Galileo) — a rare commodity in Australia — Delaware is generating considerable buzz among visiting breeders.
A fast two-year-old winner at Deauville, he went on to win the Prix Daphnis (Gr 3) and Prix Tourgeville (Listed) as a three-year-old before claiming the Danger's Hour Stakes (Listed) at Aqueduct in track record time. His oldest progeny are 2YOs.
