Stud & breeding
Promote Your Stud, Stallion or Breeding Services
Breeders choose a stallion long before they choose a foal. Put your stallion's pedigree, performance and semen options where those decisions are made.
Who it's for
Who advertises here
Breeding is planned months ahead. Being visible early matters.
- Stallion owners standing one or more stallions
- Stud farms with a full roster
- Breeding centres offering fresh, frozen or ICSI
- Breeders offering embryo transfer or recipient mares
- Agents representing stallions in other countries
What you can advertise
What a stud advert carries
Stallion profile
Name, breed, height, colour and year of birth.
Pedigree
Sire and dam lines, which link into our pedigree and progeny pages.
Discipline and performance
Competition record and the discipline the bloodline is bred for.
Semen availability
Fresh, frozen, ICSI or live cover — say what you actually offer.
Stud fee
A published fee, or on request if you prefer to discuss it.
Shipping and terms
Where you can ship to and any conditions attached to a covering.
Why here
Why promote your stud here
Bloodlines are searchable
Pedigree data feeds breed and progeny pages, so your stallion appears where his line is being researched.
International reach
Frozen semen crosses borders easily — the audience here isn't limited to one country.
Alongside your sale horses
Studs selling youngstock can run both from the same account and profile.
Enquiries you can answer properly
Breeders arrive with the pedigree in front of them, so the conversation starts informed.
How it works
Three steps to going live
- 01
Start a stud listing
Add your stallion's name, breed, height and colour.
- 02
Add pedigree, fee and semen options
Sire and dam, discipline, stud fee and the covering methods you offer.
- 03
Publish
Your stallion appears in the stud marketplace and in the relevant breed and pedigree pages.
Before you publish
Presenting a stallion so breeders can evaluate him
Breeders make decisions on pedigree, performance and health data. An advert that supplies all three saves a fortnight of back-and-forth.
01
Publish the full pedigree
At least three generations, with damline performance noted where it matters.
02
Show competition and grading records
Studbook approvals, gradings, performance testing and progeny results with years attached.
03
Be explicit on semen types
Fresh, chilled or frozen, shipping days, doses per straw and countries you can ship to.
04
State health testing
Any studbook-required genetic testing and the results, plus current CEM and EVA status.
05
Set out the terms
Stud fee, booking fee, live foal guarantee conditions and collection or shipping costs.
Questions
What advertisers ask
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