Pimp your stud LOL But really...

[Emily Mitchell]

It's getting that time of year again... I need to do my last minute breeding!

Any deals on good stallions? I have stakes mares / stakes producing / freak producing etc that need breeding... let me know why I should pick your guy! And P.S. price matters, I don't have much to spend.

[Nini Panini]

Kingdom Come is #2 in dirt route stallions overall by number of freaks, behind Dave Matthews Band who is occasionally a bit difficult to get mares to. He is over a full percent higher than #3 for freak producers. This year alone, he has 4 2 year old colts who debuted with a 95, 2 99's, and a 100 speed figure (The Way of Kings, Karazhan, Galaxy's Edge, and Risen Today respectively) and are sure to be major players in next year's TCT. He's priced at 50k for the rest of the year.

His stablemate Hold Us Together isn't too shabby either. He's a little overshadowed, but is Steward approved and has produced multiple freaks as well. He stands for 15k.

If pricing is an issue, PM me and we can probably work something out.

[Tammy Stawicki]

I offer full stud fee refunds for graded stakes winners/producers and 50% refunds for listed stakes winners/producers on Red Ferns

[Jack Ryder]

Let me present you
Charm and Wit
https://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.php?HorseID=792001
A steward bred dr stallion from the line of Loki Dynasty standing at just $5000. Has produced nothing worthy yet. So do you want to take the risk??

And

High London
https://www.simhorseracing.com/horse.php?HorseID=882646
A tr stallion, grandson of Galileo standing at $7,500 . Notable progeny from my limited knowledge are some allowance gallopers. Do you want to go high with High London?

[Ronnie Dee]

Mother's Day is Sunday. So feel free to breed a handful of your mares to See You Monday and I will refund the stud fees (just send over a horse for a "visit" with the stud fee total attached).

Trivia Note: Long ago in the Sim, Emily Mitchell was affectionately referred to by some people (me and possibly others) as "Mom" because she was the owner ("Mom") of the great TB dirt sprinter stallion Pincay. An astronomical 32.8% of Pincay's racers were stakes winners. Back then, I raced my "Pincay Army" of around 30 Pincay offspring.

Important Note: this offer is for Pincay's Mom only.