A share has become available in this exciting prospect by the world's most exciting young stallion Too Darn Hot!
Too Darn Hot has started his stud career in emphatic fashion both sides of the equator. A Group 1 winner in his first crop in each hemisphere with Fallen Angel recently winning another Group 1 at three.
A day after his daughter and $950,000 earner, Arabian Summer won the Magic Millions National 2yo Classic, Too Darn Hot sired a Classic double with Fallen Angel claiming her second Group 1 (now a major winner at two and three) in the Irish 1,000 Guineas and Darnation claiming the Group 2 German 1,000 Guineas.
Purchased at the Magic Millions on the Gold Coast before the rush of winners for his sire, this colt was bought at extremely good value.
He has been broken in and already breezed through a prep at Shane Nichols' Mornington Stable. He was the first to each stage in a group of seven sent by Shane to his breaker Reece Brown.
He was the first to haver a saddle on, first to be ridden, and first to head out of the round yard and onto the track. He is a real professional and the breaking prep has bought him on physically also.
In the current economic climate most farms have slashed stallion fees or held steady. Darley said they had no choice by to raise Too Darn Hot's fee from $44,000 to $110,000 and they have still be inundated with breeders wanting to book mares.
In the northern hemisphere: The leading first-crop sire of all time by Group winners – led by Gr.1 winner Fallen Angel, Gr.2 winner Darnation, and Gr.1 placed, Gr.3 winner Alyanaabi.
In the southern hemisphere: eight exciting winners early in the season, including Gr.1 Champagne Stakes winner Broadsiding. In addition to four Stakes performers, his two-year-olds have run placed in the Gr.2 Riesling, Gr.3 Ottawa, Gr.3 Baillieu Stakes and the Listed Without Fear Stakes.
