American Pharoah facts
While investigating facts about American Pharoah Stud Fee and American Pharoah Foals, I found out little known, but curios details like:
Triple Crown winner American Pharoah has sex 3 times every day and his owners charge a $200,000 fee per impregnation, generating about $30,000,000 a year annually.
how much is american pharoah worth?
Former Triple Crown winner American Pharoah has sex 3 times a day everyday and his owners charge a fee of $200,00. This leads to an annual revenue of about $30,000,000.
Where is american pharoah standing at stud?
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where does american pharoah stand at stud?
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American Pharoah is a fifth generation Decendant of Secretariat
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American Pharoah's Great-Great-Great Grandfather is Secretariat
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Triple Crown winner American Pharoah travels on a custom Boeing 727 known as "Air Horse One" where the seats have been replaced with stable stalls and hay
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American Pharoah's Sperm is now the 9th most expensive substance on Earth at $1500 per ml with an average horse ejaculate of 100ml. LSD is 8th at $3000 per ml.
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The stud fee for 2015 Triple Crown winner, American Pharoah, is $200,000 per foal. He has done so over 100 times, generating over $20,000,000 in revenue.
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Although the Triple Crown winning horse American Pharoah earned just over $8M racing, he's expected to earn over 5X that amount this year alone just for having sex. He earns $200K for each session that produces viable offspring, and can mate up to 3 times a day during mating season.
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A "ridgling" is a male animal with an undescended testicle (Triple Crown winner American Pharoah is such an animal).
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American Pharoah jockey Victor Espinoza is donating all of his Belmont Stakes winnings to cancer research
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95% of modern Thoroughbred horses, including potential Triple Crown Winner American Pharoah, can trace their Y chromosome back to a single 18th Century sire.
