It was announced Nov. 10 by Juddmonte that two-time Breeders' Cup Sprint (G1) winner Elite Power , the only son of Curlin to win consecutive Eclipse Awards, will stand the 2026 season in Kentucky for a fee of $35,000. The striking son of Curlin has been extremely well received since taking up stud duties in 2024, covering more than 360 mares across his first two seasons. He previously stood for $50,000 for each of his first two years at stud.
Elite Power welcomed his first foals in 2025 from a stellar debut book that included five champions and more than 25 grade/group 1 winners or producers, and they have already started to make their mark in the sales ring, realizing up to $550,000 at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock Sale.
Mandaloun , a 7-year-old son of Into Mischief , will stand for a fee of $10,000 in Kentucky. The 2021 Kentucky Derby (G1) and Haskell Stakes (G1) winner of $3,356,052 from a record of 7-0-1 from 12 starts, hails from one of the great families of the English and American stud books. Out of group 2 winner Brooch, a daughter of Empire Maker, Mandaloun saw his first yearlings go under the hammer this year, selling for up to $1 million; a strong endorsement of his appeal in the commercial marketplace. In his previous three years at stud, Mandaloun stood for $25,000 (2023), $20,000 (2024), and $15,000 (2025).
