First Foal for Golden Slipper Winner Stay Inside

Tara Madgwick - Monday July 31

It’s an exciting spring for Newgate Farm with Extreme Choice’s Champion 2YO Colt Stay Inside producing his first offspring and the very first has arrived, a cracking bay colt who is an almost identical mould to his Golden Slipper winning sire.

First born for Stay Inside, a colt from Excessivespending (USA).

The colt is the second foal and first born in Australia for stakes-winning North American sprinting mare Excessivespending (USA), who was purchased by bloodstock agent George Moore at this year’s Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale for $470,000.

“An absolute belter and a stamp of his sire,” said Newgate’s Bruce Slade who inspected the foal today.

“To have Stay Inside’s first foal as good as this is beyond exciting.” 

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Stay Inside covered an exceptional book of mares at Newgate in his first season and it was no surprise to see his in-foal mares average $411,364 at this year’s Magic Millions National Broodmare Sale.

If his first foal is any indicator, Stay Inside is a young sire poised to make a big impact as the finest son of outstanding sire Extreme Choice.

Stay Inside

Stay Inside covered 189 mares last spring and remains at a fee of $77,000.

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