Frankel will once again command £350,000 in 2027 after Juddmonte kept the fee of its flagship stallion unchanged for a fourth successive year, while dual Group 1 winner Field Of Gold will begin his stud career at Banstead Manor for £20,000. The Newmarket operation confirmed its full European roster on Monday, with every one of its six stallions standing at Banstead Manor. Frankel's price tag means he again shares the title of the world's most expensive publicly advertised fee

Al Kazeem, the four-time Group One winner whose career took one of the more unusual twists in recent racing history, has been retired from stallion duties at the age of 18. The son of Dubawi will remain at Oakgrove Stud near Chepstow, his home since 2016, where he will see out his days. A GLORIOUS SUMMER Trained by Roger Charlton for breeder John Deer, Al Kazeem won ten of his 23 starts and was at his peak in the summer of 2013. In a remarkable 41 days he beat Camelot in the