New Zealand’s Little Avondale Stud on Thursday announced its service fees for its two stallions for the coming spring, and despite another stellar season, the farm’s headline act will stand at the same price as last year.

Little Avondale Stud’s star sire Per Incanto to remain at NZ$50,000

Golden Grove

The Sir Patrick Hogan Dispersal Sale was a one-of-a-kind chance to tap into the bloodlines built up by arguably the most influential figure in New Zealand’s thoroughbred breeding history, and buyers came out in force on Friday to embrace that special opportunity.

Gavelhouse Sir Patrick Hogan Dispersal: Yulong buy up a storm 

Newgate

There is Classic action for the fillies in Adelaide with the running of the G1 Australasian Oaks whilst the Brisbane carnival is getting into full swing with three stakes races at Eagle Farm. Meanwhile, the Sandown card's black-type quota has been increased by two stakes races transferred from the abandoned Flemington ANZAC Day meeting.

Saturday preview: Six things to keep an eye on

Coolmore

Caroline Searcy’s popular Bred To Win will run weekly in TDN AusNZ. The show will include stallion profiles, features on leading industry figures, previews and reviews of all of the big bloodstock auctions, expert Q&As and more.

Bred To Win

Newhaven 1

NH 1

Bruckner to stand for $11,000 at Widden Victoria

Darley

Black type fields: Morphettville, Eagle Farm and Ascot

Black type fields

Newhaven 3

NH 3

Black type fields: Te Rapa and Sandown-Hillside

Aushorse

Worldwide Group 1s and sale dates

Worldwide Group 1s

Newhaven 2

NH 2

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Kia Ora

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2023 Announced Stallion Fees

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