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Breeders Stallion Station

A Japanese thoroughbred stud farm in Hidaka, Hokkaido, operated by Thoroughbred Breeders Club Co., Ltd.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Breeders Stallion Station (ブリーダーズ・スタリオン・ステーション) is a Japanese thoroughbred stud farm located in Tomikawa-Higashi, Hidaka Town, Saru District, Hokkaido. It is operated by Thoroughbred Breeders Club Co., Ltd. (株式会社サラブレッド・ブリーダーズ・クラブ), a private company that manages the farm and its roster of breeding stallions. The farm is part of Japan's bloodstock industry, standing stallions for the domestic breeding season and offering related services such as nominations, racehorse insurance, and racehorse sales. The station's core business is the standing of thoroughbred stallions for mating with broodmares. Its official website lists stallion information, nomination details, racehorse insurance, racehorse trading, and company information, along with news about stallions arriving at the farm and the results of progeny on the track. The farm has housed a long list of notable Japanese and imported stallions over the years, including champions and classic winners, and it regularly announces its annual stud fees. Breeders Stallion Station is based at 3-3-1 Tomikawa-Higashi, Hidaka Town, Saru District, Hokkaido 055-0004. Its office hours are weekdays 9:00–17:00 and Saturdays 9:00–13:00. The farm is a private operation and is not listed on a stock exchange. It is known in Japanese racing circles simply as "Breeders SS."

History

Breeders Stallion Station is a thoroughbred stud farm in Tomikawa-Higashi, Hidaka Town, Saru District, Hokkaido, operated by Thoroughbred Breeders Club Co., Ltd. The farm has stood stallions for the Japanese breeding industry for decades, with records of stallions kept from the early 1990s onward. Over the years its roster has included a wide range of Japanese and foreign-bred horses, such as Asakusa Kings, Admire Japan, Bubble Gum Fellow, Grass Wonder, Stay Gold, Special Week, Symboli Kris S, Victoire Pisa, Jungle Pocket, and many others. Some stallions remained for a single season, while others stood for many years before being moved to other farms, exported, retired, or dying. The station's operations include managing stallion arrivals, announcing annual stud fees, and providing services related to nominations, racehorse insurance, and racehorse sales. It also publishes news about the successes of its stallions' progeny on the track. The farm is a private company and is not listed on a stock exchange. Its official website serves as the main source of information on its current stallion roster and services.

  • 2021

    Tosen Ra is recorded at the farm.

  • 2020

    Satono Aladdin, Cheval Grand, Al Ain, and Satono Arthur are recorded at the farm.

  • 2019

    Spielberg and Deep Brillante are recorded at the farm.

  • 2018

    Victoire Pisa and Rose Kingdom are recorded at the farm.

  • 2017

    Bel Shazar, Danon Shark, and Lovely Day are recorded at the farm.

  • 2016

    Symboli Kris S and Grandezza are recorded at the farm.

  • 2015

    Civil War and Tosen Jordan are recorded at the farm.

  • 2014

    Vermilion, Company, Stay Gold, Strong Return, and Saint Alex are recorded at the farm.

  • 2013

    Ernestry, Jungle Pocket, and Tosen Homareboshi are recorded at the farm.

  • 2012

    Asakusa Kings, Ammirare, Unrivaled, Special Week, Dance in the Dark, and Nakayama Festa are recorded at the farm.

Products and positioning

A private thoroughbred stud farm in Hokkaido standing stallions for the Japanese breeding industry.

  • Stallion standing

  • Nomination services

  • Racehorse insurance

  • Racehorse sales

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