In the case of Prince Gibraltar, the accounts calculate a sire of winners with impressive statistics. Over 50% of his progeny have passed the post first at least once. He is now the sire of 16 black-type performers in both disciplines. His list of leading contenders grew in 2025 in the AQPS category with Mysoko Star (Gr.3 AQPS Prix Yves d'Armaillé, 2nd Gr.1 AQPS Prix Jacques de Vienne), Miss Gibraltar (Gr.3 AQPS Prix des Guilledines) and in the steeplechase category with Family Speed (Listed Prix Calabrais), Rêve de Prince (Listed Prix Prédicateur). The versatility of the racehorse Prince Gibraltar, a dual Group 1 winner who competed at the highest level from 2 to 4 years old over middle and and classic distances, is reflected in the adaptability of his offspring, which are also capable of excelling on the flat. Aidan’s Phone (Listed Prix François Mathet) was his leader in this sphere in 2025. There are also those who will make headlines in the future. Impressive Sandown winner King Rémi, and Made In Reugny, sold for €155,000 at the last ARQANA Autumn sale after a second place over hurdles at Compiègne, are among them. Prince Gibraltar's future as a sire is now rooted in his first generations ‘Made In Cercy’, two of which will be of racing age in 2026. They combine quantity and quality, and it is they who will balance the accounts (of success) for their sire.