Knacker Trapper
9yo · Trainer Andrew Crook
Knacker Trapper
Ideal conditions, worked out from its 4 runs on record.
- Best goingGood0 wins, 2 placed from 3Low confidence
- Best trip2m5f+0 wins, 1 placed from 2Low confidence
- Best courseNot enough data yetNot enough data
- Best directionNot enough data yetNot enough data
- Best classClass 50 wins, 2 placed from 4Medium confidence
- Best gap between runs2 months+0 wins, 1 placed from 2Low confidence
High 6+ runs · Medium 4–5 · Low 2–3 · faded = not enough data
Built from its own race record (positions, going, trip, course, class, gaps between runs). A guide to conditions, not a prediction.
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Why it caught your eye
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Form & profile
- Age / sex
- 9yo G
- Breeding
- Court Cave (IRE) – Present Line (IRE)
- Owner
- Dave Carter
- Trainer
- Andrew Crook
- Jockey
- William Maggs
- Headgear
- None
Career
We only hold some of this horse's runs, so career totals aren't shown until its full record has been fetched (next time it's declared).
Some past runs not a full record
Runs abroad (e.g. in France) are not included.
| Date | Course | Type | Dist | Going | Cl | Pos | Btn | Jockey | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 May 26 | Kelso | Hurdle | 2m5f | Good | 5 | 2nd/12 | – | William Maggs | 9/1 |
| 1 Apr 26 | Sedgefield | Hurdle | 2m4f | Good | 5 | 2nd/11 | 3¼l | Charlie Maggs | 8/1 |
| 22 Jan 26 | Wetherby | Hurdle | 2m3½f | Soft | 5 | 7th/13 | dist | Joe Williamson | 50/1 |
| 5 Apr 25 | Newcastle | Hurdle | 2m4½f | Good | 5 | 5th/10 | 11l | William Maggs | 15/2 |
Likely targets Our view, not confirmed plans
We only hold part of this horse's race record, so we can't judge its targets yet.
Matched by PaddockSense from its race code, trip, official rating and age against each meeting’s race profile. Trainers decide entries; big-race entries and prices appear here when available.
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