Hukum, the multiple Group 1-winning full-brother to Baaeed who has recently returned from Japan to stand at Overbury Stud, will begin his stallion career in Britain at a fee of £5,000 (Jan 1, SLF). “Hukum's owned by his breeder Shadwell and Jayne McGivern's Dash Grange Stud, and it's wonderful that both partners are so enthusiastic about him,” said Overbury Stud's Simon Sweeting.“Take a look at him and you'll understand why: he's a magnificent-looking horse, and will be on show at Beech House Stud during the December Sales – or, of course, at any time here in Gloucestershire.”Established dual-purpose sire Golden Horn, whose leading runners include Gold Cup winner Trawlerman and Champion Hurdle victrix Golden Ace, leads the Overbury roster at an unchanged fee of £10,000.Jack Hobbs and Schiaparelli remain at their fees of £3,000 and £2,000 respectively, while Frontiersman, the Dubawi half-brother to Australia who is emerging as a useful dual-purpose stallion, has risen to £4,000, having begun his career at £1,000 before rising to £2,000 last year. Ardad has has his fee reduced to £6,000 from £7,500. “His new fee – lower even than he one he started with back in 2018 – is tremendous value for a stallion who, once again, leads big names from all sectors of the stallion market on the two-year-old sires' list in 2026,” Sweeting said. The post Hukum Introduced at £5,000 at Overbury Stud appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.