Stonewall Farm Ocala is Pleased to Announce the Grand Opening of its Southern Hemisphere Breeding Division
Deliver your mare to our farm and we take it from there! Safe, reliable and convenient, our Southern Hemisphere Breeding Program provides Stonewall clients with the highest level of professional service and an opportunity for our breeders to ‘Go Global.’
How does it work?
First, your mare is bred to the Leading Third-Crop Sire in the United States, Leroidesanimaux (BRZ), sire of Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom. After your mare is bred, we board her for up to 60 days confirming she is in foal. We take care of all USDA requirements, vaccinations, and quarantine. Then, your mare will ship to either Buenos Aires or Johannesburg. Our packages are *all-inclusive!
* All prices are based on a 3-horse pallet. Shipping all-inclusive with veterinary expenses to Buenos Aires is approximately $12,200; and all-inclusive to Johannesburg is approximately $17,000.
Can’t believe it? – call Michelle Hemingway (001) 352-895-6512 for details as southern hemisphere seasons to ‘Leroi’ are limited.
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPAND YOUR BREEDING OPERATION
TO 2 CROPS PER YEAR BY THE HOTTEST SIRE ON THE PLANET!
Leroidesanimaux (BRZ) is represented by 12 stake horses from his first two crops: 10 Group/Graded stakes performers, five Graded stake winners, and four Grade I performers. They include: Animal Kingdom (GI); Always A Princess grade I winner who defeated champion Blind Luck twice; Leroy’s Dynameaux (GIII); Sarah’s Secret (GII); Crimson Knight (GII); Una Cabeza (GI); Fortunia, Marfach, and La Reinne Lionne.
“Leroidesanimaux has already been represented by grade one performers in three continents, and out of European, North American, and South American-bred mares, with his five graded winners coming from mares out of five different sire lines. His offspring have already produced top-class performance at two, three and four. They have shown grade one form from six to ten furlongs, and he has already been represented by graded stakes winners on dirt, turf, and all-weather surfaces.” — Alan Porter