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NA DISTRIBUTION OF ACTIVE STALLIONS AND MARES BRED

Numbers below are representative of Reports of Mares Bred received up to January 15 of the respective year, ranked by 2025 Mares Bred.



  2023 2024 2025
State by 2025
Ranking
Mares
Bred
Stallions Avg.
Book
Mares
Bred
Stallions Avg.
Book
Mares
Bred
Stallions Avg.
Book

Kentucky17,05721280.516,68820581.4 16,46019684.0
California1,66110416.01,5108118.6 1,2927517.2
New York1,0984027.51,2093534.5 1,1483235.9
Florida1,4757021.11,3396720.0 1,0734523.8
Louisiana9107013.09416614.3 1,0125817.4

Ontario5853616.35603914.4 5323017.7
Maryland5722820.44992420.8 4391529.3
Pennsylvania4042715.04423612.3 3752713.9
New Mexico467568.3459558.3 353389.3
Indiana424439.94063910.4 314329.8

Oklahoma419547.8386488.0 294319.5
Arkansas301348.9302339.2 2872312.5
Puerto Rico380556.9406508.1 273377.4
West Virginia3933810.33343310.1 2622510.5
Texas412646.4275367.6 212316.8

Ohio308456.8290426.9 181306.0
Alberta243279.0173227.9 1711610.7
Wyoming52163.356173.3 86155.7
Arizona1251210.496137.4 84810.5
Nebraska80136.2134158.9 75107.5

Washington100137.7102176.0 70107.0
Manitoba6579.391910.1 7088.8
Illinois79164.978155.2 64125.3
Virginia2473.444133.4 4695.1
Oregon78126.574126.2 3884.8

British Columbia83126.990910.0 3666.0
New Jersey3065.04676.6 33311.0
Iowa8499.34776.7 3248.0
North Dakota6797.454114.9 2664.3
Massachusetts212.0824.0 25212.5

Michigan2154.21863.0 2072.9
Utah1452.82573.6 1142.8
Colorado2192.321121.8 1052.0
Kansas632.0824.0 924.5
Saskatchewan2273.11161.8 832.7

Alabama1772.41152.2 732.3
Idaho723.5623.0 632.0
Tennessee1672.32373.3 623.0
South Dakota522.5313.0 515.0
North Carolina - - - 111.0 212.0

Missouri331.01152.2 111.0
Montana1963.2842.0 111.0
South Carolina31215.5422.0 111.0
Wisconsin111.0 - - - 111.0
Georgia111.0331.0 - - -

Minnesota34311.31829.0 - - -
Mississippi212.0111.0 - - -
Quebec - - - 212.0 - - -

TOTALS 28,198      1,20023.527,313      1,12524.325,451      87729.0

 

Ranked by number of mares bred. Mares bred to two stallions in the same breeding season are counted twice.

Source: The Jockey Club