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Title: FOALS: Foals of 2025 are appearing and we hope to see some future stars

We love to see the new arrivals and this week seen some youngsters stretch their legs at the Irish National Stud, while the Aga Khan Studs and Shadwell welcomed first foals by their top performers

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Bloodstock > News
22 February 2025
Irish Field Contributor on 22 Feb 2025
FOALS: Foals of 2025 are appearing and we hope to see some future stars
We love to see the new arrivals and this week seen some youngsters stretch their legs at the Irish National Stud, while the Aga Khan Studs and Shadwell welcomed first foals by their top performers
Irish Field Contributor
Bloodstock > News
22 February 2025

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A playful foal at Irish National Stud
Vadeni, a record-breaking winner of the Group.1 Prix du Jockey Club and Group 1 Eclipse Stakes, covered 128 mares in 2024. His first reported foal was born on 15th January, a bay colt out of multiple winning mare Rue Des Irlandais, bred by Mme Françoise Bérès of Ecurie, who describes him as “a compact colt, who seems to be a precocious type.”
British and Irish breeders have been heaping praise on the first crop of foals by Mostahdaf, One of Mostahdaf’s earliest foals is a bay colt bred by Nick Bradley out of Seven Empires, a sister to five Stakes winners, including Group 2 winner and Group 1 placed Sevenna’s Knight. Nick Bradley said: “Seven Empires’ colt is strong, correct, athletic with good bone. I’m very happy with him and I will be sending Mostahdaf two more mares this year.”
A Vadeni colt foal out of Romelia
The Irish National Stud have new foals being born each week.
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