Rashbag comes to the Haras du Grand Chesnaie (53) in 2011.

He was "stallion of he week" following the October sales in Deauville, with a record multiplying factor of 30, thanks to a filly, full sister to Rolling Bag, sold for €45,000,while he stands at €1,500.

After spending his first 5 seasons at the Haras des Granges, at Mathieu Daguzan-Garros's stud in the Gers, Rashbag leaves the south-west and comes up to the Mayenne at the Haras du Grand Chesnaie, belonging to Franck Lamy and Christophe Berthelot who took over from Gilles Fournier in 2009 to manage the farm specialised in confirmed stallions. Rashbag also follows the footsteps of the brave Lesotho.

Rashbag leaves the south-west to come to the Haras du Grand Chesnaie in 2011

Son of Reprimand and out of a Good Times mare, Rashbag has an atypical breeding line, coming from the UK sprint circuit, free from Northern Dancer's blood.. just about 1 Nearctic and 2 Nashrullah on 5th generation.

Good 2yo at Jean-Claude Rouget's, victorious in the convoited Prix de Condé (Gr.3) in Longchamp, he was successful at group level at 3 and won up to 5yo. Obviously, Rashbag showed precocity in his progeny, first of all with Rolling Bag, listed winner in 2008, and most recently with Flower Bag, a 2yo fights hero, winning 4 races in 2010! But surprisingly, Rashbag also produced jump horses, like Bilyboy, winner of the Prix Frascati in May 2010 in Auteuil, a good race for 3yos. Lets note that he never covered AQPS mares in the south-west, but breeders of "half breds" would certainly appreciate the combination between his look and his energy.