Aquis Stallions Announce 2026 Fees

Media Release - Wednesday May 13

Aquis Stallions is pleased to announce its 2026 stallion roster and service fees, offering breeders proven two-year-old speed, elite international and colonial sire lines, and strong value for the upcoming breeding season.

The 2026 roster has been carefully structured to reflect current market conditions, with a focus on commercial opportunity, affordability and stallions that offer the qualities Queensland breeders continue to seek - speed, precocity, soundness and versatility.

The 2026 roster reflects Aquis Stallions’ continued investment in young, commercially relevant stallions positioned to help shape the next generation of Queensland breeding.

Blueblood Snitzel stallion Prost stands at $9,900, click for more info.

Leading the roster is the regally bred son of Snitzel, Prost, who will stand at $9,900 inc GST in his second season at stud. A Group winner at two and three, Prost combines early speed with the class to train on, while boasting one of the most powerful sprint pedigrees in the Australian Stud Book as a three-quarter brother to Golden Slipper winner Shinzo and Magic Millions 2YO Classic heroine Exhilarates.

Kobayashi also stands at $9,900, click for more info.

A proven Queensland success story, Kobayashi will also stand at $9,900 inc GST. Already recognised as a Champion Queensland 2YO Stallion, Kobayashi continues to build a reputation for producing tough, early-running and genuine racehorses that train on. His consistency and racetrack results make him a reliable option for breeders targeting both local and interstate markets.

Stronger stands at $8,800, click for more info.

Dual Group 1 weight-for-age sprint winner Stronger remains at $8,800 inc GST. A son of Not A Single Doubt, Stronger has already generated strong sale ring support from both local and international buyers, with particular appeal to purchasers targeting the Hong Kong market. His elite sprint profile and commercial appeal make him an attractive option for breeders.

Officiating (USA) produced some lovely foals last spring and is priced at $8,800, click for more info.

Also standing at $8,800 inc GST is the American-bred Officiating (USA), a son of Blame. Officiating has made a strong start at stud, covering more than 100 mares in each of his first two seasons and leaving a strong first foal crop. His pedigree, physique and outcross profile continue to appeal to breeders across the eastern states.

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Aquis Director of Sales Jonathan Davies said the 2026 roster had been priced with practicality and opportunity in mind.

“We understand the challenges breeders are facing and have structured our 2026 roster to offer genuine value and realistic opportunities.

“Each stallion on our roster presents his own opportunity this season, whether through emerging runners, growing racetrack momentum, strong foundations at stud or outstanding value at the current fee. We’re proud to continue working with breeders through competitive fees and a practical approach to the season.”

The 2026 Aquis Stallions roster reflects the farm’s ongoing commitment to standing accessible, quality stallions in Queensland and supporting breeders with real-world commercial opportunities.

For further information, bookings or to arrange an inspection, please contact Director of Sales Jonathan Davies on 0423 033 858.

2026 Aquis Stallions Roster

Stallion

2026 Fee

(inc GST)

Kobayashi

$9,900

Prost

$9,900

Officiating (USA)

$8,800

Stronger

$8,800

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