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10/25/2013 | Econ70 | Affirmed, Alydar, eisenberg and economics, Elliot eisenberg, Fusaici Pegasus, Graphsandlaughs, graphsandlaughs and economics, housing economics, keeneland, Knetucky, Northern Dancer, Seattle Dancer, Seattle Slew, Stallion, stud-fees, THe Green Monkey, thoroughbred racing

The Friday File: The highest-priced stallion syndication was for Fusaichi Pegasus at a reported $60 million in 2000, while the record stud fee remains $500,000 for Northern Dancer in the mid-1980’s. The most paid for a thoroughbred at auction was $16 million in 2006 for two year-old The Green Monkey (who retired from racing after going 0-3), bettering the previous record of $13.1 million for Seattle Dancer in 1985.

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