Scorthy Champ

MEHMAS x FIDAAH (New Approach)

£8,500

New in 2026

Group 1 winning son of MEHMAS OUT OF MULTIPLE STAKES PRODUCER FIDAAHA.

Scorthy Champ

An impressive winner of the Group 1 Vincent O’Brien National Stakes, Scorthy Champ was a standout juvenile, defeating future Classic winner Henri Matisse with a devastating turn of foot. He also won on debut at Leopardstown, beating future Group 1 winner Hotazhell.

He ended the season officially rated 117, making him one of the highest-rated two-year-olds of his generation to retire to stud in the UK for 2026.

A physically imposing individual, Scorthy Champ boasts an elite pedigree rich in black-type performers. His dam, Fidaaha (by New Approach), is the dam of four winners from four runners, including Malavath, a multiple Group 2 winner and dual Group 1 runner-up, and Knight, winner of the Group 3 Horris Hill Stakes.

Combining top-class performance, pedigree and physique, Scorthy Champ offers a highly commercial opportunity for breeders.

Pedigree


He is a very well bred colt that I loved from the early stages and was hugely impressive on his debut at Leopardstown beating subsequent Group 1 winner Hotazhell by four lengths. He went on to become the highest rated two year old in Ireland, defeating a class field, including classic winner Henri Matisse in the Group 1 National Stakes at the Curragh. His exceptional pedigree, precocious ability and willing attitude mean that he is a great commercial option for breeders.

JOSEPH O’BRIEN


Race replays

Group 1 National Stakes

Maiden Race

 

Standing AT


Elmswell Park Stud
Bury St Edmunds
IP30 9ES
United Kingdom

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