Crazierthandaisy

The place where she really comes alive is Warwick. Two wins from 3 visits there is a remarkable record — it means she has won 2 in every 3 races at the track, which in racing terms is the equivalent of a footballer who only misses penalties on a leap year. Her most recent win came there in November 2025, and that result confirmed what her Warwick debut had already hinted at: she simply loves the place. Whether it is the shape of the track, the ground, or something harder to explain, she produces her best when she arrives there.

She is trained by Nicky Henderson at Upper Lambourn, one of the most decorated yards in British racing. Henderson's team has sent out 85 winners already this season alone, which tells you this is a yard that knows how to get the best out of a horse. Crazierthandaisy is most often ridden by Nico de Boinville, and the pair have clicked — he has won 2 of their 7 races together, a win rate of 29%, or almost 1 in 3, which comfortably beats her overall average.

Henderson has spoken warmly about her, describing her as a horse he genuinely likes. Her campaign last season told a story of ambition and frustration in equal measure: she qualified for a £100,000 race in Ireland by finishing second at Wetherby — a run she probably should have won — only to find the ground too fast when she got to Punchestown, finishing tenth in conditions that simply did not suit her. Henderson has since schooled her over fences, meaning she could switch disciplines entirely. A horse who wins 2 in 3 at Warwick and has a trainer of Henderson's calibre thinking creatively about where she fits next is one worth keeping an eye on.