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Hello Youmzain Earns a Fee Increase

Tara Madgwick - Friday November 8

Currently at Cambridge Stud in New Zealand, promising young shuttle sire Hello Youmzain (FR) has been given a fee increase back in France by Haras D’Etreham and will stand at €40,000 in 2025 up from €22,500.

Hello Youmzain (FR), click for more info.

A brilliant Group I winning son of Kodiac, Hello Youmzain is one of Europe’s leading first crop sires with top sires of two-year-olds with 17 winenrs from 41 runners headed by two Group III winners Misunderstood and Electrolyte, plus two more stakes horses.

His French bred yearlings continued to attract high interest again this year, averaging nearly €80,000 and fetching up to 260,000gns at Tattersalls’ Book I, while in Deauville, his strong sales figures confirm market confidence in his progeny. Some 87.5% of his yearlings in August were sold and nearly 80% in October with a top price of €150,000.

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Hello Youmzain has over 90 juveniles to run for him Australasia this season and they were well received at our sales selling for up to $425,000 with his top sellers listed below.

Click to see all of his sales.

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