I was told that the previous owner has to pay the stud fee before he can bring a mare in foal to an auction.Life At Zen wrote:Carotene wrote:Tepin is so special and gorgeous. Amazing!
Question: who pays the stud fees for mares in foal? Previous owner, or new owner? I feel like it's previous owner when foal stands and nurses, but now second guessing myself...
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The stud fee has to be paid before the mare sells or the stud farm won't release the stallion certificate (needed to register the foal.)Life At Zen wrote:How does that work then if the foal doesn't survive?Summer Bird wrote: No the previous owner has to pay the stud fee before selling the mare.
If the foal doesn't survive, the new owner is out of luck unless they have purchased prospective foal insurance--which most do. Then they file a claim for loss of the foal.
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Thanks for clarifying!TBird wrote:The stud fee has to be paid before the mare sells or the stud farm won't release the stallion certificate (needed to register the foal.)Life At Zen wrote:How does that work then if the foal doesn't survive?Summer Bird wrote: No the previous owner has to pay the stud fee before selling the mare.
If the foal doesn't survive, the new owner is out of luck unless they have purchased prospective foal insurance--which most do. Then they file a claim for loss of the foal.
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Is this something they do on purpose? Or do their horses just happen to not make it to the track through injury? Legitimately asking... I have heard the name before at sales but have no idea about the operator or what major purchases they have made.Macaroni wrote:American Pharoah's foal o/o Untouched Talent went to Narvick International - does this mean she'll only ever be used as a broodmare and will never race? That would be a HUGE shame.
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American Pharoah's first weanlings well received at sales
http://www.drf.com/news/american-pharoa ... ived-salesEmmanuel de Seroux’s Narvick International appeared on the sales ticket for the $1 million American Pharoah filly out of Untouched Talent, tying a Fasig-Tipton record weanling price. Narvick purchased the filly on behalf of the Ito family’s Grand Farm of Japan.
“We loved her as a type, but obviously her pedigree is outstanding,” de Seroux said. “Mr. Ito is a breeder, so he will keep her to breed [after her racing career].”
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Northport wrote:Is this something they do on purpose? Or do their horses just happen to not make it to the track through injury? Legitimately asking... I have heard the name before at sales but have no idea about the operator or what major purchases they have made.Macaroni wrote:American Pharoah's foal o/o Untouched Talent went to Narvick International - does this mean she'll only ever be used as a broodmare and will never race? That would be a HUGE shame.
The Untouched Talent was purchased for a Japanese owner (name was mentioned in some articles). Hopefully she'll make it to the racetrack.
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