The Record
Craig N Fletcher sent out 4 charted starters at Plainridge across the 2004 season, drawn from a string of 4 different horses. Those runners produced 2 wins together with 1 further placings.
On 4 of those starts Craig N Fletcher also held the lines. The trainer-driver is the ordinary case at a regional meeting rather than the exception, and it is one reason form at a track like this reads differently from a circuit where catch-drivers dominate.
The horses that appeared most often for this stable were TOO GOOD FOR US (1), DEFY THE ODDS A (1), KIMBO KROMBIE (1), ROYAL CHALLENGE K (1). A trainer who starts the same horse repeatedly at one track is usually placing it to an eligibility band it can hold, which is the pattern worth reading in the table below.
Every Starter Held Here
| Date | Rc | Fin | Horse | Driver | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 11, 2004 | 3 | 1 | ROYAL CHALLENGE K | Craig N Fletcher | NW200PS |
| Sep 7, 2004 | 11 | 8 | KIMBO KROMBIE | Craig N Fletcher | 3000CL OP |
| Sep 7, 2004 | 8 | 1 | DEFY THE ODDS A | Craig N Fletcher | NW400PS |
| Aug 7, 2004 | 2 | 2 | TOO GOOD FOR US | Craig N Fletcher | NW2PMLT |
Questions about this trainer
Which horses did Craig N Fletcher train?
Too Good For Us (1), Defy The Odds A (1) and Kimbo Krombie (1), plus 1 other horse also sent out. Brackets give charted starts.
Which drivers did Craig N Fletcher engage?
Craig N Fletcher took every recorded drive for the stable.
Did Craig N Fletcher drive as well as train?
Yes — 4 starts show Craig N Fletcher in the sulky behind a horse from the same stable. Training and driving the same horse is ordinary practice in harness racing rather than an exception.
Which seasons is Craig N Fletcher recorded in?
2004, from 2004-08-07 to 2004-09-11. Where a season is missing it is the surviving paperwork that is missing, not necessarily the stable.
How many starters did Craig N Fletcher send out?
4 charted starters across 3 race days, 2004.
How often did Craig N Fletcher's horses win?
2 wins from 4 starters, 50%, plus 1 seconds and 0 thirds — 3 finishs inside the first three.