From ANZ Bloodstock: Aquis has announced its 2026 stallion roster and service fees, offering up four sires for breeders to access proven two-year-old speed, elite international and colonial sire lines, and strong value for the upcoming breeding season.
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From TTR: Prost and Kobayashi headline the 2026 roster at Aquis at $9900 including GST while Stronger and Officiating will stand for $8800 including GST in 2026. The Queensland farm have priced their stallions with the economy in mind.
From The Straight: Aquis has trimmed its roster to four for the 2026 breeding season, with Prost and Kobayashi leading the line. Aquis’ four-strong roster for 2026 will be headed by Prost and Kobayashi, who will both stand at $9900.
From Breednet: Aquis Stallions is pleased to announce its 2026 stallion roster and service fees, offering breeders proven two-year-old speed, elite international and colonial sire lines, and strong value for the upcoming breeding season.
From Breednet: While it may have taken Kobayashi mare Midnight In Tokyo 30 starts to record her first stakes victory, it only took until her very next start to record her second, winning the $160,000 Listed BRC Just Now (1300m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday for Annabel and Rob Archibald.
From Breednet: Having previously recorded eight black type placed efforts, the Annabel and Rob Archibald trained Kobayashi mare Midnight In Tokyo started favourite in Saturday’s $160,000 Listed BRC Eureka Stud Tattersall’s Classic (1200m), pulling clear in impressive fashion to record a thoroughly deserving first stakes victory.
From TTR: A half-sister to sire Santos has produced a wonderful colt from the first crop of Officiating, and Aquis Farm’s Director Of Sales Jonathan Davies is happy to see the mare return for a second mating.
From Breednet: Five year old Domesday gelding Simply was sent out at the generous odds of 25/1 in the Listed AJ Scahill Cup 2100m at Ascot yesterday and returned a stakes-winner bringing a pedigree update for his baby half-brother by Aquis young gun sire Officiating (USA).
From TTR AusNZ: “She’s produced arguably the best foal on the farm for the season so far. There’s a couple of other very good ones by Officiating,” said Davies. “He’s got good size, strength and bone with plenty of depth. He has a magnificent action and a lovely head.”
From TTR: Aquis Director Of Sales Jonathan Davies is thrilled with the first foals by Officiating. The colt from Canny Lassie is ‘arguably the best foal on the farm’ and is a half-brother to two stakes winners.