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Three-time Group 1 winner and champion miler Charyn begins his stud career at Sumbe in 2025. Mathieu Le Forestier tells TDN why the son of Dark Angel is the right fit for France.

Three-time Group 1 winner and champion miler Charyn begins his stud career at Sumbe in 2025. Mathieu Le Forestier tells TDN why the son of Dark Angel is the right fit for France.

Four-time Grade I winner and fan favorite Casa Creed will launch his stud career at Mill Ridge Farm in 2025. While the son of Jimmy Creed was known for his toughness and durability, Price Bell pointed out how the top-level performer also displayed precocity and brilliance, all qualities that should define his career as a sire.

According to Hill 'n' Dale Farm President John Sikura, Arabian Knight is the most popular new stallion in his farm's history. The winner of the 2023 GI Pacific Classic Stakes was a $2.3 million 2-year-old and a TDN Rising Star. He begins his stud career on the heels of the passing of his great sire, Uncle Mo

According to Hill 'n' Dale Farm President John Sikura, Arabian Knight is the most popular new stallion in his farm's history. The winner of the 2023 GI Pacific Classic Stakes was a $2.3 million 2-year-old and a TDN Rising Star. He begins his stud career on the heels of the passing of his great sire, Uncle Mo.

G1 Prix Jean Prat winner and TDN Rising Star Puchkine (Fr) joins a growing stallion roster at Haras de Beaumont in 2025. Mathieu Alex tells us more about the son of Starspangledbanner.

Claiborne Farm has added two new stallions to their roster for 2025 in Grade I winners Prince of Monaco, a son of Speightstown, and Bright Future, by Curlin. Jacob West talks to TDN about the new recruits.

Stage Raider, a half-brother to international sire sensation Justify, is new to Crestwood Farm in 2025. The farm's Robert Keck spoke to TDN about why they believe the stallion, like his brother, has the ability to change the landscape of the breed.

Metropolitan, winner of the 2024 G1 Poule d'Essai des Poulains, will begin his stud career at Haras d'Etreham in 2025. With an initial fee of €15,000, the son of Zarak boasts a wide array of international owners backing him.

Newgate, a son of Into Mischief, and Gun Pilot, a son of Gun Runner, are both new to Three Chimneys in 2025. Rebecca Nicholson talks to the TDN about this Grade I-winning pair.

Domestic Product, a Grade I-winning son of Practical Joke, is new to the roster at Ashford Stud in 2025. Also at Ashford this fall is his former stablemate Sierra Leone, who is enjoying a layoff there before returning to the racetrack next year.

The Irish National Stud announced the retirement of their stalwart stallion Invincible Spirit (GB) recently but have added a new addition to their roster who shares similarities with him. Shouldvebeenaring (GB) is the first son of Havana Grey (GB) to stand in Ireland and Cathal Beale tells us more about him.