By AAP Fertility issues have ended the stud career of high profile stallion Cape Cross. The sire of European champions Golden Horn, Sea the Stars and Ouija Board, Cape Cross also produced dual New Zealand Horse of the Year Seachange from his southern hemisphere crops. Darley’s Sam Bullard said the 22-year-old had… Read More » Read full article
Cape Cross retired from stallion duties
March 27, 2016 Comments Off
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