Winner of three groups 1 Mishriff His horse racing career was put on hold after Sumbe announced that the Jockey Club (G1) hero had not fully recovered from an injury that prevented him from starting his steed duties at the beginning. this year.
In a statement posted on Twitter, the organization wrote: “In the best interest of the stallion, Mishriff will not be commencing stallion duties this year. Despite significant progress being made in the process. During his recovery, our veterinary team recommends canceling all insurance plans for the remainder of the cover season.”
Half-Blood Son of Prince AA Faisal trust was first reported to have suffered a minor injury in the early days of January, and then it was assumed that only a small delay was needed for his academic career at Haras de Montfort et Preaux.
However, the Juddmonte International Stakes (G1) and Dubai Sheema Classic (G1) winners were not fit enough to allow him to cover the mares and the latest veterinary advice led to this announcement.
Mishriff, who also had success in the Saudi Cup, will have to pay an introduction fee of 20,000 euros. The 6-year-old boy from the top noble family Invincible Spirit and Kodiac and is said to have become popular with breeders and has also received strong support from its owner-breeders.
The nature of Mishriff’s injury has yet to be made public but Matthieu le Forestier told the Racing Post in January: “Mishriff has great tissue, helped him recover and everything went according to plan.”
