AJC All Aged Stakes) Road To Rock (6 wins, $1,153,350, AJC George Main Stakes, AJC Queen Elizabeth Stakes) Sacred Kingdom (formerly Jumbo Star) (World Co-Champion Sprinter; 15 wins, $5,632,838, Hong Kong Sprint ( twice), Chairman's Sprint Prize (twice), Singapore International Sprint, Centenary Sprint Cup, Hong Kong Horse of the Year) Shadoways (6 wins, $703,900, SAJC Goodwood Handicap) Sirmione (4 wins, $1,894,375, VRC Australian Cup, VRC Mackinnon Stakes) Titanic Jack (8 wins, $1,288,950, VRC Emirates Stakes, Alister Clark Stakes) Encosta De Lago's first northern hemisphere bred yearling sold to leading trainer, Bob Baffert at the Fasig-Tipton Saratoga Sale for US$500,000. The stallion has now sired over 1,700 foals in Australia with 950 runners, 619 winners (including about 70 stakes winners) for earnings of A$90 million during his 13 years at stud. He is the sire of winners in Australia, Hong Kong, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa. In 2010, 88 yearlings sired by him were sold at Australian auctions for an average of A$250,000. His stud fee for 2010 is $143,000 including GST, with a free return. Encosta De Lago was retired from stud duty by Coolmore on 5 February 2015. In addition Encosta De Lago is the broodmare sire of stakes winners Beneteau, Musir, She's Got Gears and Stokehouse. He is also the grand sire of Hong Kong champion Beauty Generation (Road To Rock - Stylish Bel, by Bel Esprit). Death On 6 October 2018, Coolmore Stud announced that Encosta De Lago had died aged 25 years. Pedigree References External links Stallion statistics 1993 racehorse births 2018 racehorse deaths Champion Thoroughbred Sires of Australia Racehorses bred in Australia Racehorses trained in Australia Thoroughbred family 4-g