The Everest winner Yes Yes Yes finds a new home at stud

The Everest-winning sprinter Yes Yes Yes has found a new home at stud, with the son of Rubick to relocate to Gooree Park.

Yes Yes Yes, who claimed the 2019 Todman Stakes as a two-year-old before going on to win The Everest later that year, has spent the past five seasons standing at Coolmore in the Hunter Valley. He will now move west to Gooree Park, where he will stand for a fee of $16,500 (inc GST).

The sire of seven individual stakes performers from only two crops to race, Yes Yes Yes has already made an impression. His progeny includes Firm Agreement, who was placed in the Spring Champion Stakes, and he currently sits equal fourth with Zousain on the second season sires’ winners list, behind Too Darn Hot, Pierata and Blue Point.

“All of his shareholders are on board and committed to supporting Yes Yes Yes at his new home of Gooree Park Stud and we know he will get the very best of care with the Gooree team at Mudgee,” said Bagaloe Stud’s Julia Ritchie, a shareholder in Yes Yes Yes.

“It’s a great location, being not too far from anywhere, and I feel he fits a niche market at an affordable fee as a high-quality horse at the beginning of his career that is getting plenty of winners.”

Yes Yes Yes is also the sire of the multiple stakes-placed juvenile filly Yes Queen in Perth and unbeaten Western Australian three-year-old Want A Winner, who has strung together three consecutive wins.