Sumbe has announced reduced fees across its roster of five stallions, with champion miler Charyn to stand at €27,000 as he heads into his third season at stud in France. The son of Dark Angel, who has six first-crop weanlings catalogued for Goffs November as the foal sales get underway in less than a fortnight, covered his first two seasons at a fee of €35,000.Acknowledging more challenging times for the industry, Sumbe owner Nurlan Bizakov said, “At a time when breeders face rising costs, we want our existing clients and those considering our stallions for the first time to feel confident that Sumbe offers good value for money. That is why we have reduced the fees across our entire roster for 2027.”Mishriff, who will be represented by his first runners in 2027, will stand at €10,000 next year, down from €12,500 in 2026. The treble Group 1 winner was well supported at the yearling sales with six-figure yearlings sold at both Arqana and Tattersalls. Angel Bleu and Sumbe homebred Belbek will also be among the first-season sires with runners next year. Angel Bleu will stand at €4,000, down from €6,000, while Belbek is at €3,000, having stood at €5,000 in 2026.G1 Commonwealth Cup winner Golden Horde, a half-brother to Camille Pissarro, completes the line-up at €1,500.Bizakov added, “We have been encouraged by the sales results for the first yearlings of Mishriff, Angel Bleu and Belbek, and we remain confident in the future of all five stallions.“As a breeder myself, I have supported our stallions with my own mares from the beginning and will continue to do so. We appreciate the confidence breeders place in us and want to give them every opportunity to succeed.” The post Sumbe Reduce Fees Across Roster with Charyn at €27,500 appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions.