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Sultan’s Royalty Now Standing to the Public
Friday, February 11, 2005


Standing to the public for the first time since 1991, Sultan’s Royalty has joined the powerful lineup of stallions standing at stud for the 2005 season under the direction of Fred Sarver at Leatherwood Stud in Paris, Ky. The son of Supreme Sultan has joined Callaway’s Northern Kiss, CH Callaway’s Wish Me Will, I’m A New Yorker, Leatherwood’s Starlight, Mountainview’s Heir To Fortune and Nureyev.

“We are very glad to share him with the public this season,” said Bob Ruxer. “He has been a great stallion for us and represents our Golden Cross,” he added.

Leatherwood Stud manager Fred Sarver added, “We are so honored and thrilled to have Sultan’s Royalty standing at Leatherwood Stud. He has sired numerous World’s Champions and has a great pedigree. We look forward to the 2005 breeding season with him and the other stallions at Leatherwood.”

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