- For over 15 years, Bradley Weisbord has been at the forefront of stallion syndication, selling shares in some of the most sought-after colts in the American marketplace to owners eager to get involved in top-level breeding opportunities.
- Learning the business from his father, Barry Weisbord, a pioneer of stallion syndication in the 1980s, Bradley has mastered every aspect of the process, from identifying elite prospects to structuring and finalising syndicate deals.
- Bradley has successfully placed stallions at many of Kentucky’s leading farms, connecting clients with premier bloodlines and long-term investment potential.
Jack Christopher winning the Grade 1 Champagne Stakes.
Pioneerof the Nile (2010)
G1 Winner Pioneerof the Nile raced for Zayat Stables LLC to a second place finish in the 2009 Kentucky Derby. Bradley Weisbord soon joined Zayat Stables as racing and stallion manager and was influential in managing Pioneerof the Nile’s first four years at stud. His first crop included multiple Classic contenders. He was the 2015 leading third crop stallion due to his history-making son,Triple Crown champion and G1 Breeders’ Cup Classic winner American Pharoah. BSW Bloodstock purchased 17 Shares for multiple clients in the stallion between 2014 and 2016. Tragically, Pioneerof the Nile died during the 2019 breeding season of complications from a heart attack.
Eskendereya (2011)
After a dominating performance in the G2 Fountain of Youth and a 10 length romp in the G1 Wood Memorial, Eskendereya was forced to retire early as the favorite for the 2010 Kentucky Derby. BSW assisted Ahmed Zayat in brokering the syndication of Eskendereya to Stonestreet Farms to stand his first year at stud at Taylor Made Stallions in 2011 for an initial fee of $30,000. He was the sire of G1 winner Mor Spirit as well as other Graded Stakes winners before being sold to Japan in 2017.
Bodemeister (2012)
Bodemeister, a runaway winner of the G1 Arkansas Derby and second in both the G1 Kentucky Derby and G1 Preakness Stakes and earned $1,304,800. BSW Bloodstock brokered the private purchase by Mike Moreno who teamed up with Zayat Stables to race the son of Empire Maker prior to the Kentucky Derby. BSW syndicated Bodemeister to WinStar Farm where he began stud duties in 2012 for an initial fee of $30,000. He is the sire of 2017 Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming and 2017 Grade 1 Woody Stephens winner American Anthem. He was sold in 2023 where he continued stud duties in Turkey.
Animal Kingdom (2014)
Animal Kingdom was a champion three-year-old and brilliant winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby and 2013 Dubai World Cup. BSW Bloodstock brokered the stallion syndication of Animal Kingdom to Darley America and Arrowfield Stud in Australia. Animal Kingdom stood his first year in America in 2014 for an initial fee of $35,000.
Khozan (2016)
Khozan was purchased by BSW Bloodstock on behalf of Al Shaqab Racing for $1 million at the 2014 Fasig-Tipton Florida select two year-olds in training sale. He immediately showed his ability by breaking his maiden on first asking followed by a 12 ¾ length romp in a one-mile allowance race. Unfortunately, Khozan had to be retired just two weeks before going favorite in the G1 Florida Derby due to a soft tissue injury and it was then that BSW brokered the stallion syndication with Journeyman Stud in Ocala, FL where he stood his first year in 2016 for $6,500 and bred 110 mares. He is currently the leading first crop sire by winners in 2019.
Mshawish (2017)
BSW Bloodstock managed the phenomenal racing career of Mshawish in the USA for clients Al Shaqab Racing. Winning four Graded Stakes races including the G1 Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap and the G1 Donn Handicap, BSW brokered the stud deal for Mshawish to be syndicated and stand Taylor Made Farms in 2017 for an initial stud fee of $20,000. He was sold to stand privately for the Al Thani family in Dohar, Qatar.
Exaggerator (2017)
Exaggerator was a private purchase by BSW Bloodstock on behalf of clients Head of Plains Partners (Sol Kumin) and Adam Wachtel in January of 2016. Exaggerator went on to win the G1 Santa Anita Derby and the G1 Preakness Stakes and also ran second in the G1 Kentucky Derby. After his G1 Santa Anita Derby win, BSW brokered the stud deal for Exaggerator to be syndicated to Winstar Farm, SF Bloodstock, China Horse Club, and partners. He began stud duties in 2017 and stood for an initial fee of $30,000.
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Exaggerator (6-4-16)
Creator (2017)
Creator was a private purchase by BSW on behalf of longtime client Bobby Flay. Shortly after being purchased, Creator won the 2016 G1 Belmont Stakes. Creator was retired in 2017 to stand at stud in Japan at Shizunai Stallion Station in Hokkaido.
El Kabeir (2018)
The highest rated son of Scat Daddy in the US, El Kabeir was campaigned by Zayat Stables for the entirety of his career. Upon retirement, BSW Bloodstock brokered his stallion deal and represented both buyer (Yeomanstown Stud) and seller (Zayat Stables). He began his stud career in 2018 in Kildare, IRE at Yeaomanstown Stud owned and operated by the legendary O’Callaghan family.
Irish War Cry (2019)
BSW Bloodstock brokered a private deal for the breeding rights to G2 Wood Memorial winner, runner up in the G1 Belmont Stakes and G1 Kentucky Derby contender. The son of Curlin began stud duties at Northview Stallion Station in Maryland in 2019.
Catholic Boy (2020)
Campaigned by BSW owner Madaket Stables, Siena Farm, Bob LaPenta, and Twin Creeks Racing. Catholic Boy captured G1 victories on both dirt and turf headlined by the $1.2m G1 Travers Stakes in his 3-year-old season. The legendary Claiborne Farm is now Catholic Boy’s home, where he stood for $25,000 in 2020, his first year at stud.
World of Trouble (2020)
Campaigned by Michael Dubb, Madaket Stables and Bethlehem Stables, World of Trouble proved to be one of the most dominant, dual-surface sprinters of his crop winning the G1 Carter, G1 Jaipur, G2 Twin Spires Turf Sprint as well as a 2nd place finish in the G1 Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint. BSW Bloodstock brokered the stud deal on behalf of his owners. World of Trouble stood his first year at stud in 2020 at Hill ‘N’ Dale Farm for an initial fee of $15,000.
Authentic (2021)
Originally campaigned by SF Racing, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables, Fred Hertrich, III, John D. Fielding, and Golconda Stables. BSW clients Madaket Stables and Golconda sold their interest to Spendthrift Farm where he stood for an initial fee of $75,000.
Drain the Clock (2023)
BSW privately purchased Drain the Clock in his 2-year-old season for Madaket Stables and Wonder Stables. He then went on to win the G1 Woody Stephens. He began his stud duties in 2023 at Gainesway Farm for an initial fee of $10,000.
Mo Donegal (2023)
BSW privately purchased Mo Donegal prior to his 4th place run in the Kentucky Derby. He went on to win the G1 Belmont Stakes which was Mike Repole’s first Classic win. Mo Donegal was syndicated to stand stud at Spendthrift Farm, in a deal that was brokered by BSW. He began his stud duties at Spendthrift in 2023 for an initial fee of $20,000.
Jack Christopher (2023)
BSW/Crow purchased Jack Christopher as a yearling in 2021 for Jim Bakke and Gerry Isbister at Fasig-Tipton October. Jack Christopher was a star on the racetrack, winning three G1 wins during his brilliant career, including the Champagne Stakes at two and the H. Allen Jerkens and Woody Stephens at three. He began stud duties at Coolmore’s Ashford Stud in 2023 for an initial fee of $45,000.
Two Phils (2024)
Two Phils was a BSW private purchase for Madaket Stables and ran a valiant second in the Kentucky Derby and was just beat on the line by Mage. He then went on to a dominant victory in the G3 Ohio Derby. Unfortunately an injury sidelined him and he then began stud duties at WinStar Farm in 2024 where he stood for an initial fee of $12,500.
Loggins (2024)
Loggins was a yearling purchase the the BSW/Crow Colts Group and raced by Spendthrift Farm, Steve Landers Racing, Martin S. Schwartz, Michael Dubb, Ten Strike Racing, Jim Bakke, Titletown Racing Stables, Kueber Racing, Big Easy Racing, and Winners Win. Loggins was dubbed a ‘TDN Rising Star’ in his first start and lost by a whisker to Champion Forte in the G1 Breeders’ Futurity. He began his stud duties at Hill n’ Dale Farm in 2024 where he stood for an initial fee of $7,500.
Cogburn (2025)
BSW brokered the deal for G1 winning sprinter Cogburn for WinStar Farm and Lindy Farms in the summer of 2024. Dubbed as ‘the fastest horse in the world’ the colt by Not This Time won the G1 Jaipur and $2,000,000 Ainsworth Turf Sprint. He will stand his initial season at WinStar Farm for a fee of $30,000 in 2025.