Qatar Racing's 2,000 Guineas hero Kameko will stand for a reduced fee of £15,000 at Tweenhills Farm and Stud next year, with the G1 Sussex Stakes winner Lightning Spear joining him on the roster at £3,000 (from £5,000).In 2025, Kameko covered 136 mares at a fee of £20,000, having been represented by 14 winners from his first crop of juvenile runners in Europe in 2024, including the G2 Royal Lodge Stakes winner Wimbledon Hawkeye and Qatar Racing homebred New Century, who was successful in the GI Natalma Stakes at Woodbine.This year, Wimbledon Hawkeye gained a second Pattern-race victory when winning the GII Nashville Derby Invitational Stakes, while other notable performers for the son of Kitten's Joy have included American Gal, a Listed winner and runner-up in the G3 Valiant Stakes, and G3 Sirenia Stakes scorer Five Ways, one of seven individual winners from his second crop of juveniles in Europe.The post Promising Young Sire Kameko to Stand for £15,000 at Tweenhills in 2026 appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.