Crack Ops

The first career win came at Ludlow in November 2025, and the most recent arrived at Uttoxeter just this week on 16 May 2026. Winning at two different tracks, across different stages of a season, suggests this is not a horse that relies on one specific set of conditions to produce its best — it simply races well, regularly. Seven races in and it has already banked 2 wins and 6 places, which means it has finished in the prize positions in every single outing except one. For a young horse still finding its feet in the sport, that level of reliability is genuinely unusual.

Behind Crack Ops is the Cheshire yard of Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero, based at Oldcastle. The partnership has sent out 43 winners already this season, which marks them out as a serious operation — not a small stable getting lucky, but a yard that clearly knows how to prepare a horse and pick the right races. When a team with that kind of firepower keeps running a horse and it keeps delivering, it tells you something. Crack Ops looks like exactly the sort of consistent, uncomplicated performer that a confident, well-organised yard builds a season around.