Newhaven Park have confirmed fees on their roster of four stallions for 2026 which includes exciting newcomer Cool Archie, who this time last year blazed an undefeated trail through the Brisbane Winter Carnival.
Trained by Chris and Corey Munce, the Newhaven Park bred and sold Cool Archie started his stakes-winning run with a victory in the Listed BRC Dalrello Stakes over 1000m and then followed with three more successive wins.
He stepped up in distance for each win progressing to the Group II BRC Champagne Classic (1200m), Group II BRC Sires Produce Stakes (1400m) and finally the Group I BRC JJ Atkins (1600m) and on the way handled all track surfaces from heavy to good.
That sort of adaptability and versatility, coupled with G1 talent stamps Cool Archie as an exceptional 2YO with his fee set at $16,500 inc. GST.
Cool Archie emerged from the first crop of Newhaven Park’s young Group I winning Savabeel stallion Cool Aza Beel (NZ) and as a result he covered his biggest and best book of 131 mares last spring.
Following on from that support and with the promise of what is in the pipeline to come, Cool Aza Beel has earned a fee increase to $22,000.
Fans of the Savabeel sireline have a third option at Newhaven Park with elite dual Group I winner Mo’Unga (NZ) set to cover his third book of mares at a fee of $22,000.
Mo’Unga has covered some of the best mares at Newhaven Park and has weanlings from the likes of Champion 2YO and 3YO Filly English as well as Group winning mares Lavish Girl (and her dam Ends in Tears), Media, Chabaud, Pop Star Princess (NZ), as well as stakes-winner Miss Hipstar and imported G1 placed stakes-winner Eminent Victor (USA).
Rounding out the roster at a fee of $11,000 is Xtravagant (NZ), a fast G1 winning sprinter miler by Pentire (GB) that has proven a reliable source of winners and stakes-winners.
He runs at 60% winners to runners with his best performers this season including progressive Group placed sprinter Mal Coupe, stakes-placed Nadal, who has won nearly $800,000 in prizemoney and promising stakes-placed 2YO filly Profligate.
