Empire Maker, winner of the 2003 Belmont Stakes (gr. I), entered stud this year at Juddmonte near Lexington. Chiselling also is a half-brother to grade I winners Chester House and Honest Lady and to grade II winner Decarchy. His dam, grade I winner Toussaud, is by El Gran Senor. Chiselling's fee is $25,000 rands (approximately $3,800).
Grade I winner Chiselling, a half-brother to grade I winner Empire Maker , has been acquired by Andreas Jacobs and Scott Brothers in a partnership for stallion duty at Maine Chance Farms near Robertson in South Africa. The 5-year-old son of Woodman raced as a homebred for Khalid Abdullah's Juddmonte Farms, winning three of 10 races and earning $410,000. He captured the 2002 Secretariat (gr. IT) and Lexington (gr. IIIT) Stakes and ran third in that year's Jamaica Handicap (gr. IIT). His last start came in June of last year.
