Extreme Choice- Roll the Dice

Tara Madgwick - Thursday July 7

Newgate Farm’s Extreme Choice stands for $275,000 this spring making him the most expensive sire in the country, so we thought it might be interesting to see what his book looked like last year when he was listed as fee on application.

An exciting stallion with well documented fertility issues, Extreme Choice has done some amazing things from quite limited numbers to date with his Group I winners Stay Inside and She’s Extreme leading the charge.

Extreme Choice

His seven stakes-winners to date come from just 40 runners giving him 17.5% stakes-winner to runner from his first two crops conceived at fees of $38,500 and $22,000.

He covered 76 mares last year and as expected a signficant number failed to go in foal with some high profile mares coming up empty including Black Caviar and Catchy, as well as the dams of Winx and Stay Inside.

So keep in mind with the lists below that some of these mares he covered last spring may not be in foal or may have then been covered by other sires.

Last year was the fifth season at stud for Extreme Choice, who covered 356 mares in the previous four seasons to produce 154 foals.

The market forces of supply and demand will ensure the progeny of Extreme Choice always sell for a premium, so breeders lucky enough to get a foal will be well rewarded.

STAKES-WINNERS

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Mare

Born

Country

Dam Sire

Best win

Bel Mer

2004

AUS

Bel Esprit

G1

Black Caviar

2006

AUS

Bel Esprit

G1

Catchy

2014

AUS

Fastnet Rock

G1

Ruud Awakening

2010

AUS

Bernardini

G1

I Am A Star

2013

NZ

I Am Invincible

G1

Te Akau Rose

2006

NZ

Thorn Park

G2

Go Astray

2015

USA

Gone Astray

G2

Serious Satire

2012

AUS

More Than Ready

G3

Sultry Feeling

2011

AUS

Encosta De Lago

G3

Tempt Me Not

2012

AUS

Strategic Maneuver

G3

Foxy Housewife

2013

AUS

Foxwedge

Listed

Samantha

2013

AUS

Snitzel

Listed

Sheiswhatsheis

2011

AUS

Bernardini

Listed

Skate To Paris

2014

AUS

Bradbury'S Luck

Listed

Typing

2012

AUS

Sebring

Listed

Stallion Heiress

2014

CAN

Exchange Rate

Listed

Coco As In Chanel

2013

USA

Awesome Again

Listed

Istanford

2011

USA

Istan

Listed

Simply Spiteful

2007

USA

Speightstown

Listed

Tricky Zippy

2012

USA

City Zip

Listed

Triple Chelsea

2013

USA

Hat Trick

Listed

STAKES PRODUCERS

 

Mare

Born

Damsire

Horse

BestWin

Vegas Showgirl

2002

Al Akbar

Winx

G1

Nothin Leica Storm

2007

Anabaa

Stay Inside

G1

Mischief Night

2011

Shamardal

Our Playboy

G3

Ruud Awakening

2010

Bernardini

Rise Of The Masses

G3

Vegas Showgirl

2002

Al Akbar

El Divino

G3

Bel Mer

2004

Bel Esprit

All Too Royal

Listed

 

 

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