Kingman the 3-1 favourite to field most winners among the freshmen
RaceBets unveil their prices as the Flat season gets under way
RaceBets have chalked up prices for this year's leading first-season sire title, making brilliant miler Kingman the 3-1 favourite to supply the most winners in Britain and Ireland during the Flat season – from now until November 10.
Kingman looks a worthy favourite on form as he was a high-class juvenile himself, unbeaten in two starts including in the Solario Stakes that season, and he produced a healthy-sized debut crop of 113 foals conceived at a fee of £55,000.
Industry insiders with their charity first-season sire bets
He is also a son of Invincible Spirit, who broke the world record for number of individual first-season two-year-old winners in 2006.
No Nay Never, one of the talking horses of the 2017 yearling sales, is RaceBets' second favourite at 4-1.
A sharp two-year-old himself – successful in the Norfolk Stakes and Prix Morny – he is by Scat Daddy, an exceptional source of precocity, and has a first crop that comprises 86 foals.
The other freshmen at single-figure odds in RaceBets' market are Alhebayeb and War Command each at 7-1 and Slade Power at 8s.
Alhebayeb, a July Stakes winner by two-year-old sire par excellence Dark Angel, had a bumper first crop of 130, while War Command, a Coventry and Dewhurst Stakes winner by another excellent juvenile influence in War Front, has 108 to go to into battle with.
Dual Group 1-winning sprinter Slade Power, by Dutch Art, has 100 foals in his first crop.
Available at bigger prices are such illustrious names as Australia (10s), Olympic Glory (12s) and Charm Spirit (14s).
Previous RaceBets markets for leading first-season sire by number of scorers have offered juicy odds for the eventual winner. Sir Prancealot was a 14-1 shot before the start of the 2016 Flat season, while Society Rock was introduced at 7s last year.
Leading first-season sire
By number of winners in GB & Ire in Flat season
RaceBets: 3 Kingman, 4 No Nay Never, 7 Alhebayeb, War Command, 8 Slade Power, 10 Australia, 12 Olympic Glory, 14 Charm Spirit, 16 Garswood, Toronado, 20 Bungle Inthejungle, Gale Force Ten, Morpheus, 25 Heeraat, 40 Mukhadram, 50 Coach House, 100 Sea The Moon
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FIRST-SEASON SIRES - THE FORM GUIDE
Albaasil
Sire Dansili
Best RPR at 2 73
2015 stud fee £1,750
No. of two-year-olds 10
Yearling average 6,000gns
Alhebayeb
Sire Dark Angel
Best RPR at 2 105
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 130
Yearling average 24,476gns
Australia
Sire Galileo
Best RPR at 2 118
2015 stud fee €50,000
No. of two-year-olds 117
Yearling average 145,935gns
Battle Of Marengo
Sire Galileo
Best RPR at 2 110
2015 stud fee €6,000
No. of two-year-olds 67
Yearling average 16,450gns
Bungle Inthejungle
Sire Exceed And Excel
Best RPR at 2 108
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 95
Yearling average 13,020gns
Charm Spirit
Sire Invincible Spirit
Best RPR at 2 112
2015 stud fee £25,000
No. of two-year-olds 94
Yearling average 51,449gns
Coach House
Sire Oasis Dream
Best RPR at 2 104
2015 stud fee £3,000
No. of two-year-olds 74
Yearling average 17,811gns
Dunaden
Sire Nicobar
Best RPR at 2 n/a
2015 stud fee £3,000
No. of two-year-olds 61
Yearling average 7,883gns
Es Que Love
Sire Clodovil
Best RPR at 2 88
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 45
Yearling average 16,247gns
Gale Force Ten
Sire Oasis Dream
Best RPR at 2 115
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 98
Yearling average 13,842gns
Garswood
Sire Dutch Art
Best RPR at 2 103
2015 stud fee £7,000
No. of two-year-olds 74
Yearling average 33,668gns
Gregorian
Sire Clodovil
Best RPR at 2 89
2015 stud fee £4,500
No. of two-year-olds 84
Yearling average 17,648gns
Heeraat
Sire Dark Angel
Best RPR at 2 88
2015 stud fee £4,000
No. of two-year-olds 71
Yearling average 24,528gns
Kingman
Sire Invincible Spirit
Best RPR at 2 112
2015 stud fee £55,000
No. of two-year-olds 113
Yearling average 230,310gns
Kuroshio
Sire Exceed And Excel
Best RPR at 2 104
2015 stud fee £3,500
No. of two-year-olds 22
Yearling average 11,043gns
Moohaajim
Sire Cape Cross
Best RPR at 2 116
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 32
Yearling average 25,316gns
Morpheus
Sire Oasis Dream
Best RPR at 2 56
2015 stud fee €6,000
No. of two-year-olds 108
Yearling average 16,509gns
Mukhadram
Sire Shamardal
Best RPR at 2 Unraced
2015 stud fee £7,000
No. of two-year-olds 89
Yearling average 29,588gns
No Nay Never
Sire Scat Daddy
Best RPR at 2 117
2015 stud fee €20,000
No. of two-year-olds 86
Yearling average 107,509gns
Olympic Glory
Sire Choisir
Best RPR at 2 117
2015 stud fee €15,000
No. of two-year-olds 92
Yearling average 56,250gns
Ruler Of The World
Sire Galileo
Best RPR at 2 Unraced
2015 stud fee €15,000
No. of two-year-olds 44
Yearling average 20,467gns
Sea The Moon
Sire Sea The Stars
Best RPR at 2 n/a
2015 stud fee £15,000
No. of two-year-olds 105
Yearling average 71,252gns
Slade Power
Sire Dutch Art
Best RPR at 2 84
2015 stud fee €20,000
No. of two-year-olds 100
Yearling average 59,895gns
Toronado
Sire High Chaparral
Best RPR at 2 115
2015 stud fee £15,000
No. of two-year-olds 119
Yearling average 42,462gns
War Command
Sire War Front
Best RPR at 2 118
2015 stud fee €15,000
No. of two-year-olds 108
Yearling average 39,900gns
Xtension
Sire Xaar
Best RPR at 2 114
2015 stud fee €5,000
No. of two-year-olds 25
Yearling average 33,900gns
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