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Yoshida
Posted: Sun May 26, 2024 11:06 am
by TapitsGal
Could yoshida come back to winstar in the future? I know he's currently standing stud at darley Japan. But he's still listed on winstars website under the stallion section. He hasn't been completely removed like others they've sold off
Re: Yoshida
Posted: Sun May 26, 2024 12:05 pm
by Akitaperson
While it'd be nice I hope he doesn't
Re: Yoshida
Posted: Sun May 26, 2024 4:31 pm
by Gemini
TapitsGal wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 11:06 am
Could yoshida come back to winstar in the future? I know he's currently standing stud at darley Japan. But he's still listed on winstars website under the stallion section. He hasn't been completely removed like others they've sold off
Probably they just haven’t updated the website.
Re: Yoshida
Posted: Sun May 26, 2024 7:17 pm
by Flanders
It seems a pretty unique situtation. Winstar took the time to update their site and say he is standing at Darley Japan this year. If the syndicate had sold him there would be no reason to keep him on their site. Perhaps the syndicate that owns him chose to lease over sell, so it seems possible. But his foals results don't make it seem likely. Darley themselves have sent stallions to Japan for a year and brought them back, Hard Spun and Street Sense both stood a year in Japan.
Re: Yoshida
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2024 11:22 am
by Gemini
I’m horribly cynical when it comes to Win$tar. I’m not sure if you can compare what Darley did with SS and HS because those two stallions were already pretty established with Darley…and Darley doesn’t seem to play the revolving door game like Winstar.
Re: Yoshida
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 2024 3:18 pm
by Flanders
Gemini wrote: ↑Mon Jun 17, 2024 11:22 am
I’m horribly cynical when it comes to Win$tar. I’m not sure if you can compare what Darley did with SS and HS because those two stallions were already pretty established with Darley…and Darley doesn’t seem to play the revolving door game like Winstar.
What I meant was if Yoshida did well its possible he could come back to Darley America because they have done it in the past. Darley does move stallions on, all farms do when the stallion aren't doing well. Its just not as noticeable at a farm like Darley in the US because they don't usually stand 20+ stallions and aren't needing stall space every year. Looking at their 2010 US stallion roster, there were 16 stallions, 5 of which died, 8 of the remaining were sold or moved to Darley Japan/Australia. 2018 that had 10 stallions in Kentucky, 6 are still there. 1 died, 2 went permanently to Darley Australia, the other was sold to Japan. I think they moved on at least 4 from their European roster for 2024.