Darley Announce European Fees 2025

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday November 6

Darley have announced fees on their roster off 22 sires standing in the UK, Ireland and France with Dubawi heading the list at a fee of £350,000 for the third year in a row.

Dubawi heads the Darley Euro roster at a fee of 350,000 pounds.

Turning 23 next year, Dubawi is reportedly set to cover a reduced book of mares in 2025, but Darley have some exciting young sires  to pick up the slack with both Blue Point and Too Darn Hot given significant increases.

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Currently in Australia, Blue Point will stand at  £100,000 which is up from  £60,000, while Too Darn Hot climbs to £90,000 up from  £65,000.

Dubawi’s exceptional sire son Night of Thunder is also on the rise up to  £150,000 from  £100,000.

Sam Bullard, Darley's director of stallions, said: “To have three stallions of the calibre of Blue Point, Night Of Thunder and Too Darn Hot is a source of immense pride to the whole team, particularly as they are sons of our own breed-shapers Dubawi and Shamardal.

“Our roster provides breeders with a wealth of choices for their mares, from our proven sires to exciting young stallions, and we look forward to showing them in the coming months.”

 

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