Frankel and Kingman Fees Remain Same for 2021

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday November 10

Juddmonte have announced fees for 2021 with champion sires Frankel and Kingman remaining at £175,000 and £150,000 respectively.

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Frankel

Frankel has been represented by two individual Group I winners this year in Mozu Ascot, who was successful in Japan, and Mirage Dancer, who scored his big win in Australia claiming the ATC The Metropolitan at Randwick.

Kingman has also had a pair of Group I winners in 2020 in Palace Pier and Persian King.

Kingman

Frankel has had four foals born in Australia this spring including a colt from Group I winner Dear Demi and a filly from champion mare More Joyous.

Kingman has had 10 foals born in Australia this spring.

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