Newgate Deep Field & Stallion Roster 2025

The real gauge of success for a young stallion on the rise is when his achievements can be measured against the very best older stallions rather than his second crop peers.

Newgate Farm’s Deep Field has moved into that stratosphere as the leading sire of three year-old winners in the country this season, his 52 individual winners putting him ahead of Snitzel (49), Fastnet Rock ( 48) and I Am Invincible (45).

His winners have come from 104 runners giving him a 50% strike rate, which is the equal of Snitzel.

His tally of three 3YO stakes-winners is one more than Fastnet Rock and only two shy of Snitzel and I Am Invincible.

The really remarkable thing is that all of this has come from his second crop conceived at a $22,000 fee, whereas these older champion sires are fielding three year-olds bred from superb books of mares conceived at far greater fees giving them what should be a massive advantage.

The fact Deep Field has achieved what he has bodes well for the future and it’s interesting to take a look into the past to see where the still active champion sires listed below were at in the same point in their careers.

Stallion	Crop	Foals	Rnrs	Wnrs	Wins	SH	SW(GW)
Deep Field	16/17	179	103	52	74	7	3 (1)
Zoustar	15/16	123	78	50	78	9	5 (3)
Fastnet Rock	06/07	152	80	43	67	10	6 (5)
Pierro	14/15	142	77	41	67	9	5 (4)
Exceed and Excel	05/06	99	67	32	41	6	3 (2)
I Am Invincible	11/12	89	57	31	55	4	1 (1)
So You Think	13/14	114	59	29	40	7	3 (2)
Dundeel	15/16	102	53	22	35	5	2 (2)
Snitzel	07/08	81	39	16	23	4	1
Written Tycoon	08/09	89	33	15	23	4	0

Statistics sourced from Arion, looking at first crop 3YO winners from August 1 until April 18, sorted by winners.

The growing admiration for Deep Field has been reflected at the yearling sales in 2020 where his progeny have averaged $163,201 ( 52 sold) with a median of $145,000. These are his best results so far and up markedly from his 2019 average $105,444 and median $70,000.

Deep Field

His best result of $800,000 for a colt from Roulettes at Magic Millions gave him a new benchmark as his most expensive yearling and was also the highest priced sale recorded in 2020 for any of his second crop peers such as Brazen Beau and Rubick.

Again, worth remembering that his current yearlings were conceived from a $22,000 fee so represent an impressive 7.4 times return on service fee and they are also his smallest crop to date, just 107 foals.

Deep Field has covered over 500 mares in his past two seasons, so has big numbers coming through to build on his burgeoning success, a recipe that has worked wonders for champion sires Fastnet Rock, Snitzel and I Am Invincible.

Breeders were quick to support Deep Field last season at the increased fee of $44,000 and everything we have seen since has vindicated their judgement and given every indication there is a great deal more to come!