The Most Successful Stud Horse Of All Time Has Died
Storm Cat won $570,000 in his racing career, which lasted from 1985-1987. But in his second life, he was the most prolific and successful stud horse in the history of racing, at one point bringing in $500,000 per foal.
The numbers, from the Daily Racing Form, are staggering. Over 20 years he sired 1,452 foals, 462 of which sold at public auction for over $319 million. He sired 1,110 starters and 807 winners, including eight champions and 35 Grade/Group 1 winners.
Storm Cat retired from studding in 2008, and was euthanized on Wednesday at the age of 30. He was buried on his farm.
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