Elusive Quality to Remain at $100,000

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Elusive Quality  , who stands at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley at Jonabell near Lexington, will retain the same $100,000 fee that he first stood for the year after his son, Smarty Jones, nearly made off with the 2004 Triple Crown. Thirteen-year-old Elusive Quality (Gone West--Touch of Greatness, by Hero's Honor) has sired six stakes winners this year.

Darley at Jonabell also will keep the fee of Cherokee Run (Runaway Groom--Cherokee Dame, by Silver Saber) at the same $40,000 that he stood for in 2006. The farm also set fees for Street Cry ($30,000), Consolidator ($20,000), Quiet American   ($20,000), Rockport Harbor ($20,000), E Dubai   ($15,000), Holy Bull   ($15,000), Kafwain   ($10,000), and Offlee Wild ($10,000). Rossini's fee will be announced later.

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