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Death Duty (IRE)
b g 11th May 2011
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Death Duty (IRE) b g 11th May 2011
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Geoffrey Thompson
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Jun 2014
Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))
Morning Star Stud
Purchaser: Dessie Hughes
€145,000
Lots Sold: 337
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Avg: €43,576
Median: €34,000
Maximum: €220,000
Reports in which Death Duty (IRE) was mentioned
Gigginstown House Stud rolled back the years today, as Coko Beach led home a 1-2-3 for both owner Michael O'Leary and trainer Gordon Elliott, in Punchestown's featured €90,000 QuinnBet National Trial.
Sun 19th Feb
Andy Slattery bagged his biggest jumps success today as the trainer's Plains Indian (5/1) landed Limerick's Listed Dunraven Arms Hotel Novice Hurdle, completing a double for jockey Danny Mullins.
Sun 23rd Oct
Death Duty (6/1) recorded his first victory for over four years when landing the featured Hollywoodbets Grand National Trial.
Sun 13th Feb
On his first outing over fences since falling in the 2018 Cheltenham Gold Cup, Bachasson impressed in the Download The BoyleSports App Chase, the feature race on a card at Clonmel, that will be the last in Ireland until at least April 19th.
Tue 24th Mar
Footpad continued his ascent over fences with victory in the Racing Post Novice Chase at Leopardstown.
Tue 26th Dec
Footpad produced a sparkling performance to land the Grade One Racing Post Novice Chase at LeopardstownTue 26th Dec
Death Duty's surprise inclusion in the Racing Post Novice Chase field sets up a mouthwatering clash with Footpad in the feature event on the opening day of Leopardstown's Christmas Festival.
Tue 26th Dec
Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown House Stud were at the Grade One treble at Fairyhouse on SundaySun 03rd Dec
Death Duty completed a Grade One treble on the day for Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown House Stud with victory in the Bar One Racing Drinmore Novice Chase at Fairyhouse.
Sun 03rd Dec
Owner Michael O'Leary has urged punters to be wary of the hype surrounding unbeaten novice hurdler Samcro.
Sun 03rd Dec
The going remains soft at Fairyhouse for one of the biggest days on the National Hunt calendar with three Grade One events to be decided on a seven-race card beginning at 12.30pm.
Sun 03rd Dec
It didn't quite match his 6-timer from Troytown day last November, as one was a charity race victor, but the Gordon Elliott sextet at Punchestown this afternoon still represented an amazing achievement.
Thu 19th Oct
Road To Respect confirmed himself a chaser of considerable potential with a determined triumph in the Irish Daily Star Chase at PunchestownThu 19th Oct
Road To Respect added to earlier Gigginstown House Stud gains with Samco and Death Duty, in the Grade 3 Irish Daily Star Chase at Punchestown.
Thu 19th Oct
Death Duty came forward lovely from his Tipperary chasing debut to land the Grade 3 Buck House Novice Chase at Punchestown.
Thu 19th Oct
Death Duty gave odds-on backers a slight scare but ultimately proved too strong in the www.tipperaryraces.ie Beginners ChaseTue 03rd Oct
Secret Legacy made a very eye-catching debut in Tipperary's bumper for Gordon Elliott and Nina Carberry.
Tue 03rd Oct
Grade 1 winning hurdler Death Duty made a winning chase debut at Tipperary today when justifying 1/5 favouritism in somewhat dramatic fashion in the www.tipperaryraces.ie Beginners Chase today.
Tue 03rd Oct
A remarkable Punchestown Grade 1 double for record breaking amateur rider Patrick Mullins put his father Willie back in the driving seat in the race to be champion trainer 2016/17. Bacardys' win in the Tattersalls Ireland Champion Novice Hurdle now sees Paddy Power quote the Closutton maestro at odds of 1/5 to retain his crown (77,420 Euros in front).
Fri 28th Apr
Augusta Kate is aiming to give her A-list owners a second Grade One victory within a fortnight in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Mares Champion Hurdle at Punchestown on Saturday.
Fri 28th Apr
Death Duty, a horse Gordon Elliott has compared favourably with Don Cossack at this stage of his career, heads the field for the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Fri 17th Mar
Death Duty extended his unbeaten record over timber to four in the Grade One Lawlor's Hotel Novice Hurdle at Naas, but it might have been very different had Augusta Kate not fallen at the lastSun 08th Jan
The Gordon Elliott trained, Gigginstown House Stud owned Death Duty managed to preserve and extend his unbeaten run to four races when landing a dramatic Grade 1 Lawlor's Hotel Novice Hurdle at Naas today, as Augusta Kate crashed out when challenging at the final flight.
Sun 08th Jan
Gordon Elliott's excellent day at Navan started when Death Duty was impressive in retaining his unbeaten record with victory in the Navan Novice HurdleSun 18th Dec
Gordon Elliott continued his fine afternoon at Navan by saddling a third winner in a row on the card with Glenloe in the John Lynch Carpets Maiden Hurdle.
Sun 18th Dec
Shattered Love (5/2) made it four winners on the day for Gordon Elliott, as she came home an easy winner of the Listed Horse & Jockey Hotel EBF Boreen Belle Mares Novice Hurdle.
Sun 18th Dec
After winning the previous contest with Death Duty, Bryan Cooper and Gordon Elliott quickly doubled-up with Automated in the Grade B Tara Handicap Hurdle.
Sun 18th Dec
Death Duty made it three from three over flights, as he ran out a good winner of the feature at Navan this afternoon, the Grade 2 Navan Novice Hurdle.
Sun 18th Dec
Death Duty and Invitation Only both feature prominently in the Cheltenham Festival ante-post markets among the staying novice hurdlers and the pair clash in the intriguing Grade 2 Navan Novice HurdleSun 18th Dec
Invitation Only puts his unbeaten record on the line in a strong renewal of the Navan Novice Hurdle.
Sun 18th Dec
It was a day to remember for Gordon Elliott as he recorded a brilliant 41,277-1 six-timer at NavanSun 27th Nov
"It's a joy to be working for such a man. He's come a long way in a short space of time," said Jamie Codd after bringing up a 41,277/1 six-timer for Gordon Elliott by riding Three Swallowsnick to victory in the concluding Listed Coolmore N.H. Sires E.B.F. Mares I.N.H. Flat Race at Navan.
Sun 27th Nov
With any luck there are many huge days ahead in Gordon Elliott's training career. He won't forget Troytown day 2016 in a hurry though as a 15,724/1 five-timer was completed for his Cullentra House Stables by the win of Jury Duty in the Grade B Proudstown Handicap Hurdle at Navan.
Sun 27th Nov
Gordon Elliott won his third Grade B Ladbrokes Troytown Handicap Chase in succession, bringing up a four-timer on today's Navan card as Empire Of Dirt, on debut for the stable, ran away with the feature race under Bryan Cooper.
Sun 27th Nov
Strength in numbers there may be, but even so Gordon Elliott's domination of Troytown day at Navan is extraordinary. He sent out a one three in the opener, the winner of the second, and a one two four in race three. The Gigginstown House Stud-owned and Bryan Cooper-ridden Bull Ride led them home in the Davis Civil Engineering Handicap Hurdle.
Sun 27th Nov
Death Duty has been a headline maker since supplying Derek O'Connor with his 1,000th winner when starting off his career in point-to-points. The Shantou gelding continued his rise towards the top when impressing in the Grade 3 'Monksfield' Novice Hurdle at Navan.
Sun 27th Nov
Roscommon opt to save the most valuable race on the card until last, which sees He Rock's bid to defy a 9lb rise in the Follow Roscommon On Facebook Handicap ChaseMon 17th Oct
Monbeg Worldwide was too good for the opposition in Roscommon's bumper as he delivered by five and a half lengths.
Mon 17th Oct
Gigginstown, Gordon Elliott and Ruby Walsh were pipped in Roscommon's first race but they made no mistake with Death Duty in race two - the two and a half mile maiden hurdle.
Mon 17th Oct
The concluding Follow Roscommon On Facebook Handicap Chase is the most valuable contest on today's programme, with the Karl Thornton-trained Bearly Legal heading the field of seven.
Mon 17th Oct
Blow By Blow completed a treble on the card for owners Gigginstown House Stud (earlier won with Just Cause and Rogue Angel) as he took the bumper at Fairyhouse, the Boomerang Animal Bedding Flat Race.
Mon 28th Mar
Bellshill remains unbeaten over obstacles after landing the Navan Novice Hurdle at the County Meath trackSun 13th Dec
Death Duty took some notable scalps when making all in Navan's Listed bumper under Nina Carberry.
Sun 13th Dec
Trainer Gordon Elliott completed a treble at Down Royal today as his Death Duty easily justified 1/2 favouritism to complete the feat in the concluding Daily Mirror (Pro/Am) Bumper.
Sat 31st Oct
Don Cossack proved a class apart from his three rivals in the JNwine.com Champion Chase at Down RoyalSat 31st Oct
There may have been 25 runners for the prestigious Tattersalls Ireland George Mernagh Memorial Sales Bumper at Fairyhouse, but Castello Sforza proved the pick of them when winning at 9/2.
Sun 05th Apr
After race at
Punchestown Sun, 13th Feb, 2022 (1st) 
He did it well and Jack said he got into a lovely rhythm. He ran very well at Christmas but made a mistake at the first or second down the back in Gowran and just never got into the race then. Jack gave him a beautiful ride today and I'm glad it worked out. He's a long time between drinks, the horse. He won two Grade Ones and it's great to see him putting his head down there and galloping to the line. We've Cheltenham and Aintree and he'll go to one or the other. He'll be in the Kim Muir, the Ultima and in the English National (25/1 from 50s for the latter with Paddy Power). Seainin Mahon, the girl who led him up, rides him everyday and looks after him like a baby. He's like glass and she does all the work with him so big credit has to go to her. Coko Beach ran a very good race. If we could ever get a really soft ground Grand National it would be made for him. Considering the weight he ran very well.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Punchestown Thu, 19th Oct, 2017 (1st)
I've always thought the world of this horse. Last year I was of the opinion that he probably wanted three miles but I'd say I might have been wrong to be honest,. He wasn't right in Cheltenham, so look we'll put a line through last year. He was always bought to be a chaser and chasing is his game. He's a horse to look forward to. I'd say we'll keep him between two-and-a-half to two-six. That gives us loads of options. He jumped well in Tipperary, I know he made a mistake at the last. I'd say just going a gear faster and having to be more competitive suited him better. You'd have to be delighted with him. I'd say he'll go for the Drinmore now and I'd say he'll go straight there.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Tipperary Tue, 3rd Oct, 2017 (1st)
that’s job done. You get messy races like that but he never came out of second gear. He (Russell) said he was so brave the whole way, he was trying to get him to pop. He said going down to the last, I didn’t want to give him a kick going down to it as he could turn upside down, so he said ‘I had to sit and get in close’. He is a very good horse and the one thing he has to be, to be a champion is he has heart. He could have got beat there when he made the mistake but to be a champion you have to have the heart. He has won over 2m4f last year and I’d imagine we’ll find one more race and then the Drinmore, all being well. If he went down and winged the last, he’d have won six or seven lengths on the bridle but he could do no more than what he did.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Naas Sun, 8th Jan, 2017 (1st)
to be honest I thought they didn’t go fast enough - I thought Blood Crazed Tiger would make them go a good gallop and our lad is just an out-and-out stayer.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Navan Sun, 18th Dec, 2016 (1st)
He's done it well and we like him a lot. I thought he'd improved a bit from the last day, and Bryan said he was on the bridle more today. He will go now for the Grade 1 (Lawlors Hotel) Novice Hurdle at Naas (January 8th). He looks an Albert Bartlett type.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Navan Sun, 27th Nov, 2016 (1st)
He's a big chaser in the making, and will be a nice horse next year jumping fences. He'll keep to hurdles this year,. He probably won't go back in trip, and will definitely stay further. I'd say he will stay any trip in time.
Gordon Elliott
After race at
Roscommon Mon, 17th Oct, 2016 (1st)
He’s a nice horse. He was a bit fresh and gassy early but we can plan where we want to go now. I’d say he’ll stay further but he’s not slow either. We’ll look for a novice hurdle for him in three of four weeks time and see how we go. I’d say he loves that ground.
Gordon Elliott
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