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Kitchwin Hills Announce Fees

Breednet - Wednesday May 10

Kitchwin Hills have announced fees for Graff and Dubious for 2023.

Graff (Star Witness (Starcraft) x Dinkum Diamond (Keep The Faith)) enters his third season at stud off the back of an outstanding first crop of foals.

See the profile page for Graff.

Graff

Graff

A genuine Group 1 WFA sprinter, Graff covered significant books of mares in his first 2 seasons, the first of which will debut on racetracks next year.

The talented son of Star Witness will stand for a fee of $9,900 Inc GST in 2023.

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Click here to see some of the Graff first season foals.

Click here to see some of the Graff first season foals.

Kitchwin’s newest addition to the roster, Dubious (Not A Single Doubt (Redoute's Choice) x Suspicieuse (Elusive City)) is a familiar face, a multiple Group winning 2YO who was born and raised at Kitchwin Hills.

See the profile page for Dubious.

Dubious

Dubious

Dubious’s first crop has really caught the attention of the market with his yearlings selling up to $500,000 (major* sales average $230k) off a $13,200 service fee.

These attention grabbing rising 2YO’s are in the stables of some of the most elite trainers in the country.

Dubious will stand for a fee of $15,400 Inc GST in 2023.

Sire Profitability at Magic Millions Gold Coast 2023.

Sire Profitability at Magic Millions Gold Coast 2023.

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