Broadsiding will not follow in the footsteps of his illustrious Godolphin stablemate Anamoe by racing on at four, bowing out as a four-time Group 1 winner to be arguably Australia’s most sought-after first-season sire in 2025.
Just weeks after Darley announced it had secured the return of top young sire Too Darn Hot for shuttling duties, Godolphin Australia’s stallion arm will be further boosted by the addition of his champion son Broadsiding to the NSW roster at Kelvinside.
And fellow three-year-old Traffic Warden, twice narrowly denied at Group 1 level including by Broadsiding, has also been retired to join the Darley stallion roster.
ATC Champagne Stakes and JJ Atkins winner Broadsiding, who won the Group 1 Golden Rose and Rosehill Guineas this season at three, was retired after his unplaced run in last Saturday’s Group 1 All Aged Stakes at Randwick.
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