ExeterCullompton, Devon

Chris Honour at Exeter — Trainer Record, Stats & Tips

Last updated: 28 March 2026

10.53%
Strike Rate (last 5 years)
10
Total Winners (last 5 years)
95
Total Runs (last 5 years)
-£20.50
Profit/Loss at SP (last 5 years)
Handicap Chases
Most Wins Race Type

Somerset-based trainer Chris Honour is a familiar face at his local track, Exeter Racecourse, consistently sending out runners across the jumps season. Known for his patient approach and knack for improving horses, Honour often targets competitive handicap races at this challenging Devon venue. While not always boasting a high volume of winners, his runners can be highly competitive when hitting form, making him a trainer worth monitoring closely, especially for those looking beyond the market leaders.

Chris Honour at Exeter — Analysis

Exeter's undulating, galloping track demands stamina and honesty, characteristics often found in Chris Honour's string. He frequently targets handicap chases and hurdles here, often with horses that are either well-handicapped or showing signs of a return to form. Honour is adept at finding races for his horses where they can be competitive, and he's not afraid to give them time between runs, often resulting in them being fresh and fit for their assignments. While the overall profitability might appear marginal at first glance, digging deeper often reveals specific types of races or conditions where his runners outperform their odds. Keep an eye on his horses returning from a short break or those dropping down in class, as these can be particularly telling signs of an intended target.

Look for Chris Honour's runners in handicap chases at Exeter, especially those returning from a small break or showing a recent upturn in form.

Key Runners at Exeter

SabbathicalMultiple winner, including a handicap chase at Exeter showing a strong turn of foot.
Le Grand FromageScored a notable handicap hurdle victory at the track.
TulinConsistently placed well in competitive handicap hurdles at Exeter.
Iron HeartShowed good form, often finishing in the frame in chases here.

Preferred Jockeys at Exeter

Conor BraceRegular partner for the stable, has a strong understanding of Honour's horses.
Bryan CarverOften called upon for rides, achieving success and placing frequently.
David NoonanOccasionally rides for Honour, bringing experience to the partnership.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Chris Honour profitable to follow at Exeter?

Based on the last five years, Chris Honour's runners at Exeter have shown a slight negative P/L at SP. However, individual horses and specific conditions can offer good value.

What type of races does Chris Honour target at Exeter?

He primarily targets handicap hurdles and particularly handicap chases, often with horses suited to Exeter's demanding nature.

Who are Chris Honour's main jockeys at Exeter?

Conor Brace and Bryan Carver are frequently in the saddle for Chris Honour at Exeter, alongside occasional rides from David Noonan.