Newgate Farm Set Fees

Tara Madgwick - Thursday April 21

Extreme Choice will head the 2022 Newgate Farm roster at a fee of $275,000 inc. GST.

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The sire of Group I winning 2YO’s She’s Extreme and Stay Inside from just two small crops to race, Extreme Choice has had well documented fertility issues and covered 76 mares last spring on a fee on application basis.

Leading first season sire Russian Revolution has had a fee increase rising from $44,000 to $71,500.

Newgate Roster all fees inc. GST

Brutal $22,000
Capitalist $99,000
Cosmic Force $11,000
Deep Field $88,000
Extreme Choice $275,000
Flying Artie $22,000
North Pacific $22,000
NEW Profiteer $16,500
Russian Revolution $71,500
NEW Stay Inside $77,000
Tassort $11,000
NEW Tiger of Malay $16,500
Wild Ruler $38,500

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