Shadwell Stallions
Home to some of the world's greatest racehorses
Shadwell has stood some of the world’s greatest racehorses and most influential stallions of the modern era. Starting with breed shaping stallion Green Desert, through to world champion Baaeed, himself a great grandson of Green Desert and direct descendent of Shadwell’s foundation mare, Height Of Fashion, dam of champions Nashwan, Unfuwain and Nayef.
The Shadwell stallions currently stand at Beech House Stud, Newmarket and at Derrinstown Stud, Co. Kildare.
Stallion news
Fit for a king - Bill Oppenheim assesses Baaeed's first two books
07.11.2024
"Baaeed’s first two books of mares have the highest-average CPI of any European stallion since Frankel."
There is a general correlation between racing class and production class in mares, for which reason the better the books of mares a stallion receives, the better his chances of success. Racing class is summarised in a statistic known as the CPI (Class Production Index), which is produced by the US Jockey Club. The analysis shows that Baaeed’s first two books of mares have the highest-average CPI of any European stallion since Frankel.
Other news
Alyanaabi shows his class in the Listed Spring Trophy Stakes
11.05.2025
"His two-year-old form was very good and he ran well in the Guineas and St James's Palace, then we went up in trip when we should probably have been coming back down"
Falakeyah showcases her Classic claims in the Listed Pretty Polly Stakes
05.05.2025
"The Prix de Diane would be possible as the mile and a half of the Oaks might be a bit too far for her...”
Mohaather's Big Mojo back with a bang in the Gr.3 Commonwealth Cup Trial Stakes
01.05.2025
“He's been working really well against some of the older horses."
Al Aasy strikes in the Gr.3 Gordon Richards Stakes
26.04.2025
A ninth Stakes success for the enigmatic gelding
Alyanaabi shows his class in the Listed Spring Trophy Stakes
11.05.2025
"His two-year-old form was very good and he ran well in the Guineas and St James's Palace, then we went up in trip when we should probably have been coming back down"
