Twin Hills Stud Fees 2024 Unchanged – Test Your Mares with Hypo Matings

Tara Madgwick - Thursday April 25

Twin Hills Stud have a great mix of the proven and promising showcased in their five strong roster with fees to remain unchanged this year.

Daumier, $16,500 - click for more info and a Hypo mating.

Group I MRC Blue Diamond winner Daumier is preparing for his second season and after covering 88 mares last spring there will be much anticipation for the arrival of his first foals.

Peltzer $16,500 - click for more info and a Hypo mating.

So You Think’s brilliant speed son son Peltzer will have his first runners next season and had encouraging results in the sale ring this year with his yearlings selling for up to $220,000.

His highest priced yearlings were bought by some great judges including Duncan Ramage of DGR Thoroughbreds, Craig Rounsefell of Boomer Bloodstock and bloodstock agents John Foote and Merrick Staunton.

Smart Missile $13,200 - click for more info and a Hypo mating.

Smart Missile is a prolific source of winners and is now gaining his stripes as a broodmare sire with his smart daughter Missile Coda producing triple Group I winning three year-old Riff Rocket, while Hallowed Crown and Denman have been news as recently as last week.

Hallowed Crown $8,800 - click for more info and a Hypo mating.

Hallowed Crown sired Kintyre to win the Group III ATC Frank Packer Plate and Denman sired Dual Pressure to win the $150,000 Mornington Guineas.

Denman $8,800 - click for more info and a Hypo mating.

2024 Fees all inclusive of GST

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Daumier (Epaulette) $16,500

Peltzer (So You Think) $16,500

Smart Missile (Fastnet Rock) $13,200

Denman (Lonhro) $8,800

Hallowed Crown (Street Sense (USA) $8,800

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