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Darley Sire Quiet American Pensioned

Darley Sire Quiet American Pensioned

Quiet American, whose champion son Real Quiet won the Kentucky Derby (gr. I) and the Preakness Stakes (gr. I), has been pensioned at Sheikh Mohammed's Darley near Lexington.

 Thursday, February 07, 2013
Darley Doubles Bernardini's Fee to $150,000

Darley Doubles Bernardini's Fee to $150,000

Bernardini, who heads the second-crop sires' list by progeny earnings this year, will stand in 2012 at Darley's Jonabell Farm near Lexington for $150,000, double his 2011 fee of $75,000.

 Thursday, November 10, 2011
Grade I Winner Girolamo to Stand at Sequel

Grade I Winner Girolamo to Stand at Sequel

Girolamo, Godolphin's grade I-winning son of A.P. Indy, will stand at Sequel Stallions in New York for the 2012 breeding season, Darley announced Nov. 2.

 Wednesday, November 02, 2011
Regal Ransom Retired; Will Stand at Darley

Regal Ransom Retired; Will Stand at Darley

Regal Ransom, a graded stakes winner in North America and a group winner the United Arab Emirates, has been retired from racing and will stand at Darley America near Lexington in 2012.

 Wednesday, October 26, 2011

2012 Stud Fee Costs Should Hold Steady

Mare owners shouldn't expect stud fees to drop much lower, according to horsemen at several Central Kentucky farms who were interviewed recently.

 Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Justenuffhumor to Vinery New York

Justenuffhumor to Vinery New York

Justenuffhumor, a Saratoga grade II winner, will stand at Vinery New York near Hudson, N.Y., beginning with the 2011 breeding season.

 Thursday, November 18, 2010
Stud Fees: Where Are They Headed?

Stud Fees: Where Are They Headed?

With the prices for sale yearlings falling and world economic problems rising, many breeders are hoping to save money on stud fees in 2009. Stallion managers in Central Kentucky are expected to begin announcing the amounts they will charge soon, and several of them told The Blood-Horse they would be more likely to keep their fees the same than go down. They also plan to raise the fees for some stallions whose progeny have been performing well on the racetrack.

 Monday, September 29, 2008
Songster Back in Training

Songster Back in Training

Darley stallion Songster will be taken out of stud duty and put back into training due to undetermined fertility issues.

 Friday, March 14, 2008

New Management Structure at Darley

As Darley's presence in the United States expands, so has their management team, according to a release issued June 1. Jimmy Bell, president of Darley USA is racing manager; Dan Pride is now chief operation officer; and Charlie Boden has been appointed to Pride's previous position as stallion nominations manager.

 Thursday, June 01, 2006

EquineCommerce.com Registers First Sale

EquineCommerce.com, the online company which sells horses through a bid/ask system, registered its first sale on Dec. 30. An online bidder purchased a Smart Strike no-guarantee season for $24,500. EquineCommerce.com launched its Web site in early December.

 Thursday, January 08, 2004