Street Boss (USA) has become a highly influential sire in Australia and has four sons at stud this spring and if Anamoe, Tentyris and Traffic Warden are beyond your budget, Hanseatic might fit the bill and he is a young sire that has had five winners in the past seven days.
Three of those winners came on Sunday including two year-old filly Fontalicious, who opened her account at her second start at Cranbourne with a half length win for the Shane Nichols & Hayden Black stable.
A $50,000 Inglis Premier purchase from Aristia Park for Intel Bloodstock (FBAA) / Z Pasoski / Shane Nichols, Fontalicious is the first winner for metro winning I Am Invincible mare Bold Arial.
Hanseatic has racked up 37 winners this season to put him fifth on the Second Crop Sire table by winners.
The only active stallions above him on that list are Farnan (service fee $77,000), Ole Kirk ($110,-000) and Bivouac ($33,000).
Hanseatic is priced at $9,900 and is already the sire of five stakes performers headed by stakes-winner Rohesia.
He comes with a big pedigree as his third dam is blue hen Scandinavia with the family producing world champion sprinter Black Caviar as well as Group I winning and Group I producing sires All Too Hard, Ole Kirk and Magnus.
Standing at Rosemont Stud this spring, Hanseatic is champagne genetics for the price of beer.
