Nathaniel’s daughter Amorella won another Stakes race yesterday when landing the Listed Grosser Preis von Hannover at Hannover on her four-year-old debut.

Waldgeist added a third Gr.1 success to his form in landing the Gr.1 Prix Ganay at Longchamp over 1m2½f yesterday for owners Gestut Ammerland and Newsells Park Stud.

The Newsells Park Stud bred Ispolini won the Gr.3 Nad Al Sheba Trophy by an impressive 10½l at Meydan on Thursday 28th February for Godolphin.

Don't dive in at the deep end with a new sire use the proven option! Equiano continues to be a consistent sire of tough high-class sprinters. In 2018 he was the leading European sire of sprinters by black-type wins worldwide, and the leading British sire of sprinters by individual winners (5f-7f, 3yo+).

The ‘King of Speed’ Equiano sired another new Group winner at the weekend with King Louis swooping late to land the Gr.3 Khan Trophy at Ellerslie in New Zealand

Equiano’s ‘Queen of Speed’ Belvoir Bay struck again at the weekend winning the Gr.3 Las Cienegas Stakes at Santa Anita. It was her eighth Gr/Stks race, and fifth Graded race which also includes the Gr.2 Monrovia Stakes at the same track.

Newsells Park Stud has announced the 2019 fees for Nathaniel and Equiano. Dual Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes winner and Group 1 sire, Equiano will stand at a reduced fee of £6,000, while Nathaniel, sire of the brilliant seven-time Group 1 winner Enable will see his fee increase to £25,000.

Nathaniel's history making weekend continued on a high with a new Gr.1 winner when God Given landed the Gr.1 Premio Lydia Tesio in Rome today for owner breeder St Albans Bloodstock Ltd.

Nathaniel’s daughter Enable made history today in becoming the first horse to win the Gr.1 Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and Gr.1 Breeders’ Cup double in the same year for owner/breeder Prince Khalid Abdullah.

The Tattersalls October Yearling Sales proved to be 'Magnificent' for Newsells Park Stud with the stud finishing the two weeks as the leading consignor at both the Tattersalls October Sale Book 1 and Book 2. The stud sold 47 horses for 13,333,200 million guineas, and in Book 1 the 18 horses sold realised an average of 614,267 guineas.