Punchestown 2024 Entries for Horse Grantsville (GER)

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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

Dec 2011

Breeding Stock Sale, Deauville (Arqana)

The Castlebridge Consignment Ltd

Purchaser: BERTRAND LE METAYER BLOODSTOCK

€37,000

Lots Sold: 593

Prices

Avg: €29,344

Median: €11,000

Maximum: €520,000

Feb 2010

February Sale (Goffs Ireland)

Delvin Stables

Purchaser: Withdrawn

Lots Sold: 210

Prices

Avg: €9,119

Median: €4,000

Maximum: €145,000

Reports in which Grantsville (GER) was mentioned

Curtis wins aboard Grantsville

Tue 08th Sep

Review KILLARNEY 17th Jul

The Dawn Milk Run Handicap Hurdle at Killarney produced a race worthy of its valuable purse as Grantsville and Cler flashed past the post togetherThu 17th Jul

Mullins to consider an appeal over Cler disqualification at Killarney

Willie Mullins intends analysing the video of the Dawn Milk Run Handicap Hurdle at Killarney today, before making a decision on whether or not to appeal the disqualification of his Cler in the race. Thu 17th Jul

Grantsville dead-heats but wins race in Stewards Room

Tom McCourt´s Grantsville was awarded the Dawn Milk Run Handicap Hurdle at Killarney this evening, following the demotion of dead-heater Cler in the stewards´ room. Thu 17th Jul

After race at Dundalk Tue, 8th Sep, 2009 (1st)

That was badly wanted. The horses have been running well but just couldn't get a winner so it was nice to get it. I thought it might have come a bit soon since her last run at Stratford but as it turns out she didn't get much of a race over there. When she's right she's very good but when she comes into season it knocks her out for about 10 days. She travelled great today and looked a winner from a long ways out. A mile and a quarter is her ideal trip and hopefully she'll win again. We schooled her over fences and if the ground stays good we might bring over fences.

T G McCourt