The Boys of Willow Downs

[Nick Gilmore]

Welcome to a tour through Willow Downs Stallion Division. We’ve shifted a couple of Stallions to take advantage of specific racing schedules and kept stud fees as affordable as possible.
Meet the boys…


At Time’s End DIRT SPRINTER

At the races he earned $1,104,500 and won 18 of 24 starts, including 11 graded stakes.
Already the sire of 88 winners, his progeny has amassed $4.7 million.
Why breed to him? He’s one of the few thoroughbred stallions to have given A+ crosses not only with quarter horses, but to thoroughbreds as well. Two such crosses have produced freak gallops, along with the 6 other freaks in his repertoire.
Recently moved to Maryland, his future foals will be eligible for Maryland bred runners!
Still standing for $50,000 for thoroughbreds and $15,000 for quarters.


Moulay El Hassan TURF ROUTER

At the races, he earned $5,528,500 and won 11 of 19 starts, including 6 Grade 1 races.
Already the sire of 172 winners, his progeny earnings is currently $14,792,775.
Why breed to him? At 13 years old, this is the last season I can guarantee he’ll stand stud. Once he hits 14, his days are numbered. Catch him while you can!
Also recently moved to Maryland, he’s still standing for $50,000.


Seth’s Resolve TURF ROUTER

At the races, he earned $1,586,300 and won 17 of 27 starts, including 13 Graded events.
The sire of 3 stakes gallopers in a total 47 foals, makes this guy flying under the radar.
Why breed to him? With blue hen mares Banner and Shentaan line breeding in his fourth generation, let’s keep these old lines alive.
Standing in Maryland, he standing for an affordable $15,000.


Two Socks TURF ROUTER

At the races, he earned $5,863,000 and won 15 of 22 starts, including 10 Grade 1 races.
The sire of 36 winners, with progeny earnings of $2,557,430
Why breed to him? Not only did he win the Steward’s Cup Turf, he’s sired the year 64 winner of the Steward’s Cup Bunbury!
Standing in Georgia to support the new Sorority Park, he stands for $50,000.


The Dark Knight TURF ROUTER

At the races, he earned $4,584,000 and won 17 of 26 starts, including 7 Grade 1 races.
In his first and only crop so far, he’s already sired 1 freak and 2 stake gallopers.
Why breed to him? By the real life stallion Ghaiyyath, he brings new bloodlines into the game with race capabilities attached.
Also promoting Georgia racing, he’s standing for $50,000.

To be continued…

[John Smith]

A.T.E. moving to MD is "SIM significant!"

I say that effectively reduces his stud fee to about 25/30k due to the plethora of state bred racing available there.

Nice move, if I do say so myself - my trophy-less, no freak producing self, to be exact!

[Nick Gilmore]

Continuing on…


Bishop’s Gate TURF ROUTER

At the races he had earnings of $1,159,500, winning 9 of 26 starts. He won 7 Graded events, including the Grade 1 Hong Kong Turf Cup.
His progeny include 3 Steward bred foals, with one included in one of her upcoming auctions.
Why breed to him? His sire is the now pensioned Artilleryman, his dam is the 6 figure earner Fiona…lots of class in the mix.
He stands in Ireland for the very modest $15,000.


Cisco DIRT ROUTER

At the races he had earnings of $832,500, winning 12 of 27 starts including 7 Graded races.
He has a recently improved freak and 4 stakes among his foals.
Why breed to him? By the grand old sire Keefer, he could bring a wealth of out crosses into your pedigrees.
Standing on home grounds in New York, his fee has been reduced to $15,000.


Drakensberg TURF ROUTER

At the races he had earnings of $1,035,500, winning 12 of 21 starts. His 11 Graded victories included 2 at Grade 1 level.
His foals included 2 freaks, one a late bloomer improve and one a yearling gallop. He has 2 stake gallops as well.
Why breed to him? His dam side is a direct line back to Electric Blue, old class coming forward.
He stands in Ireland for $15,000.


Lies That Bind DIRT SPRINTER

At the races he had earnings of $586,500, winning 9 in 27 starts, all stakes including 5 Graded.
Why breed to him? His impeccable bloodlines:out of the great Survivor, he’s a sibling to Togo, Skathis, Make My Million and the recently pensioned Diabolical X.
He stands in New York for a stud fee of $10,000.


Volny Na Beregu TURF ROUTER

At the races he had earnings of $693,200, winning 9 of 32 starts, including 6 Graded races.
Why breed to him? He’s a grandson of the prolific producer Fight and Defend, who herself had progeny earnings of over $22.5 million.
Standing in New York for the rock bottom price of $3,500.

Chasing Monsters TURF ROUTER

At the races he had earnings of $543,750, winning 12 of 30 starts, including 4 Graded events.
Why breed to him? The bulk of his victories came at 1 1/8 miles, he has the ability to add speed to your marathon mares.
He stands in Kenya for $10,000.

Count Danilo TURF ROUTER

At the races he earned $1,016,200 and won 9 of 26 starts. These included a pair of Grade 1 events.
Why breed to him? As opposed to Chasing Monsters, his last victory was in the 2 mile Los Campeones Turf…need a bit more distance?
He stands in Chile for $3,500.

[Nick Gilmore]

Kolinahr TURF ROUTER
Newly retired, A- crosses, $25,000 stud fee