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Top Jumps Sire Moved To Stud In Galway
Monday, 17 May 2010 09:16
Galway gets top thoroughbred stallion, Medaaly, who was top jumps sire in France for a number of years has moved to stud in Galway.
The announcement is regarded as a positive move for West of Ireland breeders as the Group 1 winner is a dual purpose stallion.
He has sired winners of over 8 million euro prize money over jumps and on the flat, including Medermit, Skys The Limit, Shekira, Pharly De Kerser, Tiger Blitz and Daly Daly ,group 3 flat winner 2009.
Medaaly stands with Gary Higgins at Badger Hill Stud,Cloon, Claregalway. Contact 086 0465306
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