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No Nay Never Added to Coolmore Australia Roster

Tara Madgwick - Friday April 26
The 2019 Coolmore Australia roster has received a new addition with Scat Daddy's champion young sire son No Nay Never (USA) set to return for his fourth season.

No Nay Never is coming back this year to CoolmoreNo Nay Never was the Champion First Crop Sire in Europe last year and as a result has been standing in Ireland this year at a fee of 100,000 euros, but Australian breeders will only pay $44,000 inc GST for his services.

Strong demand from local breeders brought about the decision for another season in Australia for No Nay Never, whose first yearlings have sold well this year with 23 averaging $145,760 across all sales.

His best results came at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale where he had colts from Memories of you (IRE) and Bullion Mansion that sold for $400,000.

No Nay Never has produced nine stakes-winners from his first Northern Hemisphere crop headed by Group I winner Ten Sovereigns and has a 10.8% stakes-winner to runner ratio marking him as an elite stallion.

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