Dullingham Park Stud fees unveiled for 2025 with Shaquille's first foals eagerly awaited

Dullingham Park have released their fees for the 2025 covering season, with champion sprinter Shaquille set to remain at £15,000 next year. 

The 2023 Commonwealth Cup and July Cup winner was strongly supported in his first season, covering 158 mares just outside Newmarket. 

Managing director Ollie Fowlston said: "Shaquille covered a very good book of mares in his first season, and we are extremely excited to see his first foals on the ground. If they look anything like him then the breeders will be delighted! 

"He was such an exceptional talent on the track and luckily for us is the standout sprinter over the past few years so will stick in everyone’s mind. We supported him very strongly and with some very high quality mares."

Soldier's Call has had his fee clipped to £6,000, from £8,500 this year. The son of Showcasing is responsible for Group 3 winner Dawn Charger as well as Pattern performers Monello Sabino, Kaadi and Dorothy Lawrence, while among his book this year was Russian Punch, the dam of triple Group 1-winning sprinter Bradsell.

Fowlston added: "He has been a very consistent stallion in his first two years and got many a maiden mare off to a good start. We have priced him in accordance with the way the market has responded to commercially fast horses. 

"We look forward to welcoming breeders to the farm over the December sales period to see the stallions."

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