Baaeed Shadwell announced on 8 November, the outstanding winner of six groups of 1 and the highest rated lawn performer in the world, will begin his horse racing career with an inaugural fee of £80,000. UK ($92,057).
Stand at Hamdan Al Maktoum’s late Nunnery School alongside Qatar winner Sussex Stakes (G1) Mohaather Promising first male Tasleet and Commonwealth Cup Top Scorer (G1) Eqtidaar Baaeed retired as the winner of ten of his 11 races.
The son of Sea The Stars and excellent producer Agreed Unranked at age two but quickly made up for lost time for William Haggas with two top-level wins last year in the Prix du Moulin de Longchamp (G1) and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes (G1) in the Champions Day with Bonhams Thoroughbred Stakes (G3) and Edmondson Hall Solicitors Sir Henry Cecil Stakes.
Baaeed took easy hits this year in Al Shaqab Lockinge (G1), Queen Anne (G1), and Qatar Sussex (G1) stakes over a mile before claiming the defining victory. career in the Juddmonte International Stocks (G1), demolished Winner 2021 Mishriff six and a half lengths. That autograph win earned him a Career Best Race Rating of 138.
Stephen Collins, Shadwell’s director of European bloodlines, said: “Baaeed’s fee reflects his current status as the world champion turf horse in 2022 and also the perfect racing record and His great lineage is a direct descendant of the Height of Fashion, the dam of top performers Nashwan, Nayef and Unfuwain.”
He added: “The 135-rated Baaeed is a great addition to the Shadwell stallion list and we have received numerous requests for nominations. We have been overwhelmed by the response from breeders. from all over Europe and beyond.”
The team is also gearing up for the arrival of the winner of the Betfair Sprint Cup Stakes (G1) Minzaal at Shadwell’s Derrinstown Stud in Ireland.
The son of Mehmas won Haydock’s group 1 by almost four lengths alongside the Al Basti Equiworld Dubai Gimcrack Stakes (G2) with two for Owen Burrows and was featured for €15,000 ($15,043).
“With a fee of 15,000 euros, we have no doubt that Minzaal will be very popular with breeders. He is a strong, good-looking individual who was once a very young two-year-old,” Collins said. senior and has grown into a superior elder, sprinter, winning the Sprint Cup with devastating style.
“His immense talent combined with his great attitude will support him very well for what we firmly believe will be an equally successful packhorse career.”
Mohaather, the Sussex Staking winner in 2020, will remain at £15,000 ($17,260). The best son of Display will soon see his first ponies sold at upcoming auctions.
Tasleet, son of this year’s impressive Coventry Stakes (G2) winner Bradsell , had his fee adjusted to £6,000 ($6,904) (from £5,000 last season). Eqtidaar, whose first cubs make it through this term, will remain at £5,000 ($5,753).
Sprint star Minzaal also joins the list
Collins added: “The upcoming sale will see Mohaather’s first ponies go up for public auction, which will get us all very excited. We have several ponies. very nice guy on the farm and can’t wait to see how his other children are doing in the sales round in the coming weeks.
“Tasleet yearbooks have sold well at public auctions throughout the fall, which is no surprise given Bradsell’s success in Coventry Stakes and other eye-catching performances from the male’s progeny into the fall. 2022. The first children of Eqtidaar through the ring have also made their mark with descendants realizing 12 times their family dues.”
With Minzaal at Derrinstown is the Irish hero Two Thousand Guineas (G1) of the Tattersalls Awtaad whose season highlights include group 2 winner’s brace at the Arc weekend in Qatar Prix Chaudenay (G2), who scores Al Qareem and the exciting Qatar Prix Dollar (G2) winner by Shadwell Anmaat .
The son of Cape Cross remains unchanged at €5,000 ($5,014).
Tamayuz 1 doubles team winner and the male of 14 individual group winners, including four at the top level, retired at the age of 17.
Nayef’s son is best known for finding winner Al Shaqab Lockinge Stakes (G1) Mustashry as well as heroine Abu Dhabi Poule d’Essai des Pouliches (G1) Precieuse Betfred Sprint Cup Hero (G1) G Force and EP scorer Taylor Stakes (G1) I’m blonde . His star performer this term is the second Qatar Prix Niel (G2) and Grand Prix de Paris (G1) winner. Simca Mille .
