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Dubious Arrives at Kitchwin Hills - Back to his Birthplace

Media Release - Wednesday June 7

Foaled and raised and sold by Kitchwin Hills, stunning young stallion Dubious has settled in well on his return to Kitchwin Hills. 

After three  successful seasons at stud at Aquis Farm in Queensland where he covered over 400 mares, the impressive son of Not A Single Doubt prepares to stand his first season at stud here in the Hunter Valley.

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Dubious left Kitchwin Hills as a boy and has returned a man!

His much admired first crop sold up to $500,000 and for an avergae of $260,000 at the major* yearling sales.

The precocious son of Not A Single Doubt will stand for $15,400 INC GST this season.

With his first crop 2YO’s set to explode with some of the most elite trainers in the country! 

Top sellers for Dubious.

 
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