I read today that ND's son, Jugah, has now been retired from stud duties in Australia.
Just wondering if there are any other sons of ND still standing at stud on a commercial basis anywhere in the world? Apart from Sadlers Wells of course.
Northern Dancer's Sire Sons
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Sadler's Wells and Dixieland Band are about the only "big name" ND sons still standing, but the Thoroughbred Times Stallion Register lists the following as still active for 2005 in various parts of the world: Ajraas, Alfarqad, Alwasmi, Amazing Dancer, Best of Dancer, Cresta Rider, Dance Bid, Follow the Drum, Giboulee, Glow, Il Corsaro, Imperial Fling, Local Talent, Lomond, Manshood, Mashhor Dancer, Middle Kingdom, Night Shift, Northern Chateau, Northern Fashion, Northern Flagship, Northern Horizon, Northern Park, Northern Passage, Northern State, Northern Symphony, Northern Treat, Obligato, Oceanic Dancer, Ragtime Band, Rakeen, Razeen, Shotiche, Tamono Dancer, Viking, Voodoo Rhythm, and Warrshan.
Heh - for some reason, I'd thought Rakeen was gone. Wasn't (isn't) he a good sire in South Africa?
Heh - for some reason, I'd thought Rakeen was gone. Wasn't (isn't) he a good sire in South Africa?
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Interesting Muhubah that at least two of the stallions are still listed.
Both Middle Kingdom and Voodoo Rhythm have not had stallions returns lodged since the 2002 breeding season in Oz plus Northern Chateau covered only one mare last season that just happened to belong to his owner. Manshood has not had a stallion return lodged as yet (?) with the Australian Stud Book for the past season and I haven't heard if he has passed on or been pensioned but given that he is not "high profile" I can't be sure if he is still going strong or not. He covered 26 mares in 2003 for 14 live foal returns.
Would still be interesting to hear from others around the world regarding the ND's boys.
Both Middle Kingdom and Voodoo Rhythm have not had stallions returns lodged since the 2002 breeding season in Oz plus Northern Chateau covered only one mare last season that just happened to belong to his owner. Manshood has not had a stallion return lodged as yet (?) with the Australian Stud Book for the past season and I haven't heard if he has passed on or been pensioned but given that he is not "high profile" I can't be sure if he is still going strong or not. He covered 26 mares in 2003 for 14 live foal returns.
Would still be interesting to hear from others around the world regarding the ND's boys.
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obligato ....standing in NY is the rodney dangerfield of of the remaining ND son's in the east...he might be the only one.....1500 lf. 500 ng.....been mis managed for years and just might be getting a break with the man standing him now...al martin..heck obligato is what about 22 or so now...he's in great shape....get em' while you can.
hi Mahubah
Haven't seen the name Cresta Rider for a long time. If you recall...he and Nureyev were young Niarchos stallions. Nureyev stood at Walmac...Cresta Rider went to Gainesway. Both were beautiful to look at but were different in many ways.
Cresta Rider was a $250k per share stallion...at the same time Nureyev was approx $400k per share.
Both had fertility issues...but Nureyev became an outstanding sire...Cresta Rider never really accomplished much.
Thanks Mahubah...Cresta Rider...a name from the past.
Respectfully
Haven't seen the name Cresta Rider for a long time. If you recall...he and Nureyev were young Niarchos stallions. Nureyev stood at Walmac...Cresta Rider went to Gainesway. Both were beautiful to look at but were different in many ways.
Cresta Rider was a $250k per share stallion...at the same time Nureyev was approx $400k per share.
Both had fertility issues...but Nureyev became an outstanding sire...Cresta Rider never really accomplished much.
Thanks Mahubah...Cresta Rider...a name from the past.
Respectfully