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Grenville Stud Announce Fee for Stratosphere

Breednet - Thursday May 11

Tasmania’s Grenville Stud have announced a fee increase for Stratosphere after a strong season with his first crop runners.

So far he has produced four winners and two stakes placed runners in Encounter Sphere and Cairns which sees him in equal fourth position on the first season by winners list.

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Stratosphere

Three of those winners came prior to Christmas which saw his 2023 yearlings average $53,000, an increase on the $35,500 last year.

Stratosphere will stand the coming season at $7,700.

Grenville will also stand Zululand at $4,400.

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