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Draintrap
Draintrap Drain"trap`, n. See 4th Trap, 5.

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- Raintrap (foaled 1990 in Great Britain) is a British Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. Raintrap was a chestnut horse bred in England by his owner Khalid...
- Nebraska Tornado (2003) Prix du CadranReefscape (2005) Prix Royal-Oak – Raintrap (1993), Sunshack (1995), Ice Breeze (2017) Prix VermeilleJolypha (1992)...
- Nebraska Tornado won the Prix de Diane, in 1992 and 2003 respectively, and Raintrap and Sunshack were the winners of the Prix Royal-Oak in 1993 and 1995, before...
- Breeders' Cup Turf (2001) Racing awards Mike Venezia Memorial Award (1997) Significant horses Videogenic, Lieutenant's Lark, Raintrap, Mecke, Coronado's Quest...
- (2023, 2024) Prix Royal-Oak – (7) – Star Lift (1988), Top Sunrise (1989), Raintrap (1993), Sunshack (1995), Amilynx (1999, 2000), Be Fabulous (2011) Prix...
- André Fabre – Top Sunrise (1988), Sharnfold (1989), Ecologist (1991), Raintrap (1993), Affidavit (1995), New Frontier (1997), Artistique (1999) Leading...
- I Canadian International Stakes turf race to the Juddmonte Farms colt Raintrap. Racing in the United States, Alywow finished second in the Flower Bowl...
- Rothschild – (1) – Nashmeel (1987) Prix Royal-Oak – (3) – Old Country (1983), Raintrap (1993), Moonax (1994) Prix de la Salamandre – (1) – Zafonic (1992) Prix...
- 1988 Sought Out f Prix du Cadran 1990 Armiger c Racing Post Trophy 1990 Raintrap c Prix Royal-Oak, Canadian International Stakes 1990 Urgent Request c Santa...
- notable runners such as Fraise, Hatoof, Paradise Cr****, Volochine, and Raintrap. Celtic Arms was in the thick of things after a mile and a quarter but...