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First Foals for Spill the Beans

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday August 22
Aquis Farm were overwhelmed with the positive response to brilliant Snitzel sprinter Spill the Beans last spring when he emerged as the busiest first season sire in Australia and his first foals are delighting breeders.

Fast and precocious like his famous sire, Spill the Beans has let down into a magnificent stallion and is the first son of reigning champion sire Snitzel to stand in Queensland.



There will be many of his babes born this year but these are the first, bay and beautiful like their dad, who stands at a fee of $11,000.



Colt Spill the Beans x Kylie's Way



Filly Spill the Beans x Special Miss



Colt Spill the Beans x Orne River




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