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	Fethard Notes - 10th January 1998
		Coolmore Stud had not indicated to the two men dismissed that an apology and acknowledgement of wrongdoing would have altered the course that they took in the matter.
		Coolmore Stud said in evidence at the tribunal sitting in Clonmel that in an effort to upgrade the general effectiveness of the security at Coolmore, the two men and two others were sent on a training course on the 13th and 14th November, 1996.
		Coolmore viewed the matter very seriously as staff members were not allowed to drink alcohol while on duty and Laurence Griffin, head of security, told the tribunal that all the employees who had attended the course were interviewed on the matter.
	www.fethard.com /nationalist/1998/19980110.html (659 words)

	ESPN.com - Horse Racing - Coolmore completes deal for 'Pegasus'
		SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -- Coolmore Stud and Japanese entrepreneur Fusao Sekiguchi have completed a deal that will send Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus to Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Versailles, Ky., for his stallion career when he is done racing, Coolmore announced Wednesday.
		Coolmore was reported initially to have offered Sekiguchi between $60 million and $70 million for the colt in June, when Sekiguchi began accepting bids from farms interested in acquiring the colt for stud duty.
		Fusaichi Pegasus's stud fee was not mentioned in the release, but Coolmore officials said in June that his fee would likely be in the $200,000 range.
	espn.go.com /horse/news/2000/0810/677524.html (436 words)

	Thoroughbred Horse Racing Studs - Racingbetter.co.uk
		Ballylinch Stud is set among an impressive 1000 acres on the Mount Juliet estate.
		Coolmore Stud is probably the pre-eminent stallion station in the world at the moment, with horses of the calibre of Sadler's Wells, Danehill, Southern Halo, Alzao, Royal Academy, Night Shift, Grand Lodge and Woodman being among the most sought after stallions in the bloodstock business.
		Coolmore Stud is firmly established as Europe's premier stallion farm as well as being a world leader through its involvement in America and Australia.
	www.racingbetter.co.uk /studs (458 words)

	Coolmore Donates Stallion Nominations to Aid Tsunami Victims \| bloodhorse.com
		Coolmore stallion owners are donating one nomination to every one of their stallions worldwide to aid humanitarian efforts following last weekend's earthquake-tsunami catastrophe in Asia and Africa, it was announced Thursday.
		Coolmore also is offering to assist and facilitate other stud farms interested in donating seasons to their stallions.
		Coolmore welcomes the participation of other stud farms or syndicates to add stallion nominations to the auction for this charitable effort.
	www.bloodhorse.com /articleindex/article.asp?id=25987 (412 words)

	Danehill wasn't pretty but he became a legend - theage.com.au
		The phones rang hot at Coolmore Stud's base in the NSW Hunter Valley with the news this week that the world's greatest stallion, Danehill, had died in Ireland.
		Coolmore's stud manager, Peter O'Brien, was fielding some of the calls and the first he took was from Sir Patrick Hogan in New Zealand.
		He knew that for Coolmore, the loss of Danehill was like a loss in the family.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/05/15/1052885346736.html (626 words)

	Sport \| Coolmore look to the Hurricane
		The Coolmore Stud in County Tipperary did not become a great power in the bloodstock world by taking too many unnecessary chances.
		Henry points out, though, that it is not unheard of for Coolmore or their associates to purchase new recruits mid-season, and indeed, that there is a happy recent precedent.
		Sadler's Wells has been the foundation of Coolmore's success for almost two decades, and as their recorded message keeps telling you when the receptionist puts you on hold, "Europe's champion sire in 14 of the last 15 seasons".
	sport.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5220241-108367,00.html (664 words)

	Danehill's impact cannot be overstated - smh.com.au
		The death of wonder sire Danehill at Coolmore Stud in Ireland on Tuesday at the age of 17 is a great loss to the racing and breeding world.
		Coolmore was the winner and Danehill's success has helped transform the Denman property into one of the great breeding nurseries in this country.
		He was one of 12 stallions Coolmore proudly displayed to a media contingent, and probably the most inauspicious of the dozen megastars.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/15/1052885349274.html (807 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Football \| News \| Ferguson's new deal under threat
		John Magnier, the Coolmore owner, is one of Manchester United's biggest shareholders and along with his partner, JP McManus, owns 23% of the club.
		He has built the most ruthlessly successful stud operation in the world with a business brain that would be sharp enough to mow the Coolmore Stud's impeccable lawns.
		The notion that stud fees might be included was, to anyone with the faintest knowledge of the bloodstock industry, incredible.
	football.guardian.co.uk /News_Story/0,1563,1088311,00.html (808 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Other sports / Horse racing news / Coolmore raises $3.5M for tsunami relief (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Coolmore Stud has raised $3.5 million for Asian tsunami relief efforts in an auction of one-time breeding rights to 50 of its stallions.
		Coolmore, based in Ireland and with operations in the United States and Australia, raised $2.2 million for the Red Cross, a statement from Coolmore Stud said Thursday.
		Breeding rights for eight stallions from the Castlehyde Stud and 10 from the National Hunt, both based in Ireland, were also offered.
	www.boston.com /sports/other_sports/horse_racing/articles/2005/01/13/coolmore_raises_35m_for_tsunami_relief (253 words)

	Travel fatigue keeps Danehill at home this year - smh.com.au
		Super stallion Danehill, which has revolutionised the Australian breeding industry since entering stud in 1990, will not be standing at Coolmore Stud this year and might possibly have made his last trip down under.
		A Coolmore spokesman said nothing was seriously amiss with Danehill, that his fertility was still sound, but the continual travel from Ireland to Australia and back had fatigued the rising 17-year-old.
		Coolmore will be sending a replacement stallion for Danehill, Giant's Causeway, a five-time Group1-winning sire which stood this year's Northern Hemisphere breeding season at Ashford Stud in Kentucky.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/06/28/1023864657272.html (639 words)

	Ferguson in fight for Rock stud fees - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		While Ferguson is claiming his share in the Rock of Gibraltar the stallion, the Coolmore argument maintains that Ferguson’s share in the horse was purely for racing purposes and not once it had retired to stud.
		Rock of Gibraltar was re-registered for stud purposes at the end of last year, though synd icate names were not published, which appears ominous for Ferguson’s chances of success with his claim.
		Magnier, who, with JP McManus owns over 11% of United, has stayed silent on the issue but it appears he believes the stud income belongs to his Coolmore Stud and Ferguson was simply along for the social aspect of the racing.
	www.sundayherald.com /36271 (825 words)

	SA Horseracing Dot COM
		The Cambridge Stud owned Tristalove, by Sir Tristram and foaled in 1990, had a splendid race record, and then she carried the same qualities through to the broodmare paddock leaving the stallions Viking Ruler and Kempinsky, as well as Group III winner Diamond Like and stakes placed Chimera.
		Cambridge Stud sent her to Coolmore Stud in June 1996, only months after Coolmore had set up the stud, and she became one of two mares to be the longest residents of the stud.
		Her third dam is the breed shaping Cambridge Stud mare Eight Carat (by Pieces Of Eight), the dam of Octagonal, Mouawad, Kaapstad, Marquise, and Cotehele House, the dam of Danewin and Commands.
	www.sahorseracing.com /view.asp?id=118&col=11 (420 words)

	Champion Danehill dies in accident - theage.com.au
		Danehill was being hand-led in his paddock at the famous Coolmore Stud when he reared playfully and landed awkwardly, breaking a hip.
		Messara had the horse on loan from the Coolmore Stud in Ireland and when Coolmore Australia was set up at Jerry's Plains in NSW in the mid '90s, they bought back the rights to Danehill in a $24 million deal, making him the most valuable thoroughbred in Australian breeding history.
		For the Coolmore Stud staff both in Australia and in Ireland, Danehill was far more than a multi-million-dollar stallion.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/05/13/1052591796077.html (530 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Other Sport \| Horse Racing \| The owners: Coolmore
		Coolmore Stud, which was set up in 1975, has emerged as the only true challenger to Godolphin.
		Coolmore's prize assets are usually retired after their three-year-old season but there are signs that this policy is being rethought with several stars - including Derby winner High Chaparral - staying in training as a four-year-old.
		Coolmore is usually associated with the dark blue Magnier colours worn by many of its stars, including Galileo, winner of both the English and Irish Derby in 2001.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/other_sports/horse_racing/2981527.stm (227 words)

	Fee for Giant's Causeway to $300,000; Fusaichi at $125,000; Stravinsky to Japan - bloodhorse.com
		The son of Storm Cat began the 2005 breeding season at Coolmore's Ashford Stud near Versailles, Ky., for $150,000 and his fee was raised to $200,000 in April.
		Giant's Causeway entered stud at John Magnier and partners Coolmore in Ireland in 2001 and was sent to the outfit's Ashford for the 2002 season.
		He entered stud at Ashford in 2001 for $150,000 and his fee was $135,000 in 2002, $125,000 in 2003, and $85,000 in 2004.
	breeding.bloodhorse.com /viewstory.asp?id=30876 (429 words)

	Maybe He Should Have Been Wearing Boxers Instead of Jockey's?
		He was bought by Coolmore Stud of Ireland so that any mare owner who would pay his $75,000 stud fee could be the owner of an offspring from the great Cigar.
		His stud fee was the highest of all new stallions in 1997.
		Coolmore was betting on the idea that Cigar would perform as a stud just as he had as a racehorse.They bought a three-fourth share in the horse's fertility which raised his value to $25 million.
	www.horse-previews.com /497articles/cigar.html (758 words)

	Telegraph \| News
		The Coolmore camp initially thought Sir Alex had got confused: they say that although Mr Magnier is a generous man he is not likely to give someone stud rights that could be worth £75 million.
		The Coolmore team were puzzled because they believed that Sir Alex's annual earnings from the horse amounted to under £50,000 a year.
		Weeks later, Clem Murphy, a senior Coolmore aide, explained over the telephone to Sir Alex that he was only entitled to one stud nomination per year: the news was not well received by the explosive United boss.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2003/11/23/nalex23.xml (1729 words)

	AAP and Racing and Sports Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Friday, 31 December 2004: The worldwide resources of Coolmore Stud will be utilised to raise money for the victims of the Asian earthquake disaster through the donation of stallion service fees.
		To assist in the alleviation of the suffering and humanitarian crisis faced by the survivors of the tidal waves that affected 10 countries surrounding the Indian Oceank, Coolmore stallion owners are donating a nomination to every flat and National Hunt stallion standing under the Coolmore banner in Europoe, Australasia and America.
		From December 31 Ashford Stud in Kentucky and Coolmore Stud in Ireland will accept bids for nominations to each of their stallions.
	www.aapracingandsports.com.au /racing/rsbreeding.asp?NID=54633 (468 words)

	Spinning World to Coolmore Ireland; Mozart's Fee Ir£30,000 \| bloodhorse.com
		Coolmore Stud will stand Spinning World at its Irish headquarters rather than at its North American satellite, Ashford Stud, near Versailles, Ky., for the 2002 breeding season.
		The 8-year-old stallion will take the place of Coolmore stallion Giant's Causeway, who has been transferred from Ireland to the U.S. A son of Storm Cat, Giant's Causeway began his stallion career in 2001.
		Coolmore also announced fees for incoming stallions Mozart (Ir£30,000), King Charlemagne (Ir£8,000), and Mull of Kintyre (Ir£5,000), and private fees for Sadler's Wells, Danehill, and Grand Lodge.
	www.bloodhorse.com /articleindex/article.asp?id=6771 (150 words)

	AAP and Racing and Sports - Breeding Beat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Coolmore Stud is understood to have reconsidered its situation with Giant's Causeaay due to the soaring cost of insurance cover for a stallion of his value should he undertake another shuttle season.
		The son of Storm Cat, currently standing at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky, is among the most valuable stallions in the world following the enormous success he has enjoyed with only two crops of racing age in the northern hemipshere.
		Montjeu, another Coolmore stallion with a huge boom on him following his great success as a classic sire this year, is also staying in Ireland after serving four seasons in New Zealand.
	www.aapracingandsports.com.au /breeding/breedingnews.asp?NID=65285&ID=5 (629 words)

	CNN.com - Utd. coach Ferguson in legal fight - Nov. 18, 2003
		A statement from Coolmore Stud said: "Coolmore Stud has today (Monday) been advised that legal proceedings have been issued against Mr John Magnier by Alex Ferguson alleging certain ownership rights for the stallion Rock of Gibraltar.
		"Coolmore Stud and John Magnier consider the action to be without merit and it will be vigorously defended.
		Rock of Gibraltar, trained by Irishman Aidan O'Brien, was retired to stud last year after winning seven successive Group One races, breaking the record of six set by Mill Reef in the 1970s.
	cnn.com /2003/SPORT/football/11/18/united.ferguson (276 words)

	Thoroughbred Village - Australia's Premier Online Horse Racing Community
		From Friday 31 December 2004, Ashford Stud in Kentucky and Coolmore Stud in Ireland will accept bids for nominations to each of their stallions while Coolmore Australia will do so for its one permanent resident Encosta de Lago (who stands at a fee of Aus$132,000 (inc. gst).
		A spokesman for Coolmore said “Everybody has been so affected by this unprecedented humanitarian disaster that Coolmore, its stallion owners and staff wanted to do something to help.
		The Hayes and Sangster families via Collingrove Stud will support the Tsunami disaster in South East Asia by donating a nomination in each of the stud's six stallions for the upcoming 2005 breeding season.
	www.thoroughbredvillage.com.au /cgi/viewnews.pl?category=1&id=1104453125 (502 words)

	The Virtual FormGuide - Katrina Partridge - EU Commission Wields Potentially Lethal Shillelagh against Irish Breeding ...
		Stud proprietors who perhaps had a connection with those who implemented the original exemptions have had three decades to leverage commercial benefits and in doing so amass their own personal fortunes at the expense of the local coffers.
		Closer to home, Coolmore, with an annual fee income estimated at between AUD$50-60 million, is by far the largest single player, having displaced Arrowfield Stud and also Woodlands in recent years.
		Paradoxically, any decrease in Coolmore’s Southern Hemisphere influence (particularly with farms such as Vinery decreasing their Australian holdings to concentrate on the lucrative US market) could have massive implications at the local level in terms of employment, property, and bloodstock prices.
	www.virtualformguide.com /cgi-bin/tvf/displaynewsitem.pl?20050110eu.txt (3683 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Racing - Ferguson stud-fees dispute prompts recall of his very words
		As has been widely reported, Sir Alex Ferguson and John Magnier, owner of Coolmore Stud, appear to have fallen out over the ownership of Rock of Gibraltar, last year’s champion miler, winner of £1.2m in prize-money and a record seven Group 1 races in succession, including the 2000 Guineas.
		Ferguson says that he and John Magnier had a "verbal agreement" to share the stud fees made after the Scot was given the half-share in the horse in the summer of 2001.
		Ferguson, of course, is Mister United, and speculation had it that he and the Coolmore gang were set to buy the club, though that is clearly not on the agenda now.
	sport.scotsman.com /racing.cfm?id=960692003 (893 words)

	Sports: Stud price a record for Derby winner
		That was demonstrated this week when Irish-based breeding farm Coolmore Stud agreed to purchase the colt for what will be a record for a stud prospect.
		Coolmore spokesman Richard Henry would not disclose the price Japanese investor Fusao Sekiguchi will get, but said $60-million to 70-million was "in the ballpark." The Toronto Globe and Mail reported the figure at $64-million Wednesday.
		The royal Maktoum family of Dubai and the Yoshida family in Japan were among those bidding against Coolmore.
	www.sptimes.com /News/062900/news_pf/Sports/Stud_price_a_record_f.shtml (658 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Consigned by Coolmore, as agent, the bay is a half brother to Group 2 winner Lady Dehere and Group 3 winner Oratorio.
		Arrowfield Stud was the leading consignor with 32 selling for a gross of $11,260,000 at an average of $351,875.
		Second on aggregate was Coolmore Stud, which sold 55 yearlings for a total of $11,185,000 at an average of $203,364.
	www.stallions.com.au /NewsStory.asp?ID=8305 (779 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Racing is hit by a turf war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Facing the Sheikh is Magnier, the owner of Coolmore stud and arguably the most powerful man in world racing given that he is the acknowledged master of breeding.
		Under his driving management, Coolmore rapidly expanded with the initial cash backing provided by the multi-millionaire Sangster, himself something of a genius at owning and breeding - he virtually invented syndicated ownership and bred the greatest stallion since the 'Dancer', Sadler's Wells, who later became the foundation stallion for Coolmore's rise in the 1990s.
		Sources in Ireland say Coolmore is mystified at the boycott, claiming they only buy the best horses and clearly at the moment these are Coolmore's own produce - eight of the top ten British horses this season were sired by Coolmore stallions, with the stud owning or part-owning the best four stallions in the world.
	sport.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=2026172005 (1690 words)

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