YEOMANSTOWN Stud have introduced new recruit Big Mojo at a fee of €10,000, while the farm’s stalwart stallion Dark Angel looks exceptional value at a new fee of €25,000, down from €45,000.

The Kildare farm’s latest recruit enjoyed his greatest success when landing the Haydock Sprint Cup last year, and finished third in this year’s renewal, having previously taken the Group 3 Phoenix Sprint Stakes at the Curragh.

A 175,000gns yearling purchase, the son of Mohaather was a smart two-year-old, landing the Group 3 Molecomb Stakes, going close in the Flying Childers Stakes and finishing fourth in both the Gimcrack Stakes and Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf Sprint. Other fine efforts in defeat include finishing second in the July Cup, beaten just a neck.

The roster’s headline act, Dark Angel, was responsible for two Group 1 winners this year in top-class older sprinter Almeraq and Godolphin’s Grade 1 scorer Al Hudaiba.

Sands Of Mali, who joined the O’Callaghan family for the 2026 season, will remain at a fee of €22,500. The sire of Group 1 winner Time For Sandals continues to do well with limited numbers, with 68 runners in 2026 featuring three group horses and five stakes horses, and has greater crops to follow, with 188 mares covered in 2025.

July Cup victor Mill Stream has had his fee clipped to €6,000 ahead of his first foals being offered for sale. His first book of 170 mares included 37 stakes performers and 75 stakes producers.