Form and Entries for Horse Deep Cave (IRE)

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Deep Cave (IRE) b g 22nd May 2018

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Deep Cave (IRE) b g 22nd May 2018

Sire

Court Cave (IRE)

Dam

Lady Knightess (IRE)

Dam's Sire

Presenting (GB)

Owner

Mr Caolan Brendan Woods

Trainer

Christian Williams

Breeder

Robert Allen

Last Win

Clairefontaine Wed, 17th Jul, 24 3/1, K Nabet M Seror (154 days)

Last Run

Cheltenham Sat, 16th Nov, 24 5th, 40/1, Nick Scholfield (32 days)

Lifetime

Runs

Wins

Places

Win %

Earnings

Level Stk

Hurdle IRE

25%

€17,900

-0.25

Hurdle GB

£897

-2.00

Hurdle FR

50%

€23,310

2.00

Chase FR

-2.00

PtoP

Under Rules Total

20%

-2.25

Form Figures

121-5400-5105

Form Timeline

Form Figures - 121-5400-5105

Date Course Conditions

Race Result

Jockey

Class n

MorningSP

Change of Trainer M Seror to Christian Williams

Jul 2024

Summer Sale (Goffs UK)

Mill House Stud

Purchaser: Not Sold (125000)

Lots Sold: 126

Prices

Avg: £27,933

Median: £9,000

Maximum: £660,000

17Jul24 Cla 18f Good to Soft 5y+ H(37K)

10-7[3/1]1st of 10, 1.25L to Speed Emile

K Nabet

Rated 135

13/23/1

25Jun24 Aut 19f Soft 5y+ H(88K)

10-7[14/1]5th of 8, 35.00L behind Magic Marvel

K Nabet

Rated 135

18/114/1

26Nov23 Aut 17f Heavy 5y+ S(95K)

10-5[5/1]unplaced in race won by Glorice

F Giles

6/15/1

03Oct23 Aut 17f Soft 5y+ S(59K)

11-2[15/8Fav]bfunplaced in race won by Dentor Des Obeaux

Felix de Giles

4/115/8Fav

Change of Trainer Henry De Bromhead to M Seror

Change of Trainer Henry De Bromhead

Apr 2022

Aintree Sale (Goffs UK)

Charlestown Racing, Ireland

Purchaser: Henry de Bromhead

£235,000

Lots Sold: 26

Prices

Avg: £137,538

Median: £97,500

Maximum: £400,000

Handler Ciaran M. Murphy

Jun 2021

Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Ennel Bloodstock

Purchaser: Vendor

€15,000

Lots Sold: 299

Prices

Avg: €54,018

Median: €48,000

Maximum: €280,000

Symbols Explained

ts² Tongue Strap vs² Visor hd² Hood es² Eye Shield ec² Eye Cover cp² Cheekpiece bl² Blinkers tt² Tongue Tie bf Beaten Favourite on Last Run srMentioned in Stewards Report in Results bbvBroke Blood Vessel

The superscript number on headgear bl² indicates number of times worn. A plus bl⁺ indicates more than 10 times where as red background bl¹indicates first time.

Date Course

Conditions

Race

Jockey Weight

OR Class

Date

Sale

Consignor

Purchaser

Price

Jul 2024

Summer Sale (Goffs UK)

Mill House Stud

Purchaser: Not Sold (125000)

Lots Sold: 126

Prices

Avg: £27,933

Median: £9,000

Maximum: £660,000

Apr 2022

Aintree Sale (Goffs UK)

Charlestown Racing, Ireland

Purchaser: Henry de Bromhead

£235,000

Lots Sold: 26

Prices

Avg: £137,538

Median: £97,500

Maximum: £400,000

Jun 2021

Derby Sale (Tattersalls (Ireland))

Ennel Bloodstock

Purchaser: Vendor

€15,000

Lots Sold: 299

Prices

Avg: €54,018

Median: €48,000

Maximum: €280,000

Reports in which Deep Cave (IRE) was mentioned

Good Land bids to strike first at Leopardstown

Owner-trainer Barry Connell considers Good Land a worthy favourite for the Nathaniel Lacy & Partners Solicitors “50,000 Cheltenham Bonus For Stable Staff” Novice Hurdle at Leopardstown on Saturday. Sat 04th Feb

O'Keeffe bags both Limerick's big races

Jockey Sean O'Keeffe bagged both Limerick's feature races today, landing the Grade B Tim Duggan Memorial Handicap Chase on Maskada, which completed an across-the-card double for trainer Henry De Bromhead. Wed 28th Dec

Deep Cave's stamina comes into play

Deep Cave came home strongly to grab Lot Of Joy close home in the opening Savills Maiden Hurdle on day three of the Christmas Festival at Leopardstown. Wed 28th Dec

Absolute right to have Notions

Absolute Notions made it two from two in the O'Connor Heating & Plumbing Supporting Longford GAA Maiden Hurdle. Sat 19th Nov

After race at Leopardstown Wed, 28th Dec, 2022 (1st)

He’s a nice horse and we always liked him. I thought he was going to win in Punchestown and then he just got outbattled. Davy (Russell) felt he went a bit soon the last day, so we said we’d take our time. I’m delighted for the owners who are new to the game. We’ll look to the spring and see what is there.

Henry De Bromhead