Limerick on the agenda for Crackerdancer Crackerdancer is set to have her next outing at Limerick over the Christmas period. The Ray Hackett-trained seven-year-old won at Limerick and Navan in the spring and was a 9-2 chance to complete a hat-trick in a Listed race at Navan on Sunday, on what was her seasonal reappearance. She duly did so with a determined display in the hands of jockey Eoin O'Brien, and Hackett said: "She is in great form (after the race). She is bouncing and is full of beans. "There hasn't been any interest in her as of yet, maybe it's the fact she is a seven-year-old is putting people off. There has been no enquiries at all. "We are aiming towards a maiden hurdle for her at the moment. Limerick at Christmas will fit in perfect and that looks like where we are going to go. "She seems a lot more straightforward this year, and so she doesn't have to have bottomless ground. Once there is an ease in the ground you would be happy enough. "If everything goes well at Limerick we'd be looking to step her up in grade again." He added: "I have around 10 horses in at the moment, including a couple of point-to-pointers, so I'm mixing between that and the track. "We have been lucky and it's great to have one as good as Crackerdancer."
