Derby winning sire Nathaniel rock solid at £15,000 as Newsells release 2023 fees
Without Parole and A'Ali the others on famed Hertfordshire stud roster
Newsells Park Stud has announced their stud fees for 2023, with this year’s Derby-winning sire Nathaniel set to remain at £15,000.
Without Parole will stand for £7,000, while A’Ali has had his fee trimmed to £5,000 as he enters his second year.
Commenting on the fees, Newsells Park Stud’s general manager Julian Dollar said: “Nathaniel enjoyed another fantastic year, highlighted by Desert Crown’s scintillating performance in the Epsom Derby.
"Now the sire of three exceptional Classic winners, six Group 1 winners and 59 Group/stakes performers, Nathaniel must rank as the pre-eminent son of Galileo in the UK behind his illustrious paternal half-brother Frankel.
"With the continued success of his progeny, increasing demand for his stock at the sales and his development as a very exciting broodmare sire, Nathaniel offers breeders a remarkable opportunity to breed Classic and Group winners at a fee that is a fraction of the price of many of his less proven peers."
Dollar continued: “As the fastest son of Frankel at Stud, a Group 1 winner of the St James’s Palace Stakes, with a pedigree full of class and speed, Without Parole was always going to be an exciting stallion prospect.
"A beautiful individual, he seems to be passing on his good looks and we have been delighted with an outstanding crop of foals. With Frankel heading into the stratosphere as one of the world’s outstanding sires, Without Parole undoubtedly offers breeders exceptional value."
He added: “A'Ali is a cracking-looking horse who had precocious speed to burn. He should do exactly what it says on the tin; produce fast, early sorts in his own mould.
"We can’t wait to see his foals next year and, at £5,000, he gives breeders the opportunity to breed a commercial individual at a very affordable fee.”
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