Great Dream

The horse broke through with a maiden win at Newcastle on 19 September 2025, then went quiet for months before striking again at Ffos Las on 17 June this year. That second victory came two months ago, and since then the form has been patchy: a seventh place, a win, then three races without a finish in the top six. The pattern suggests a horse capable of producing a winning performance but lacking the durability or class to string wins together or move up the ladder with ease.

Seb Spencer's Malton yard trains Great Dream and has saddled thirteen winners this season, so there is proven skill in the operation. Jack Mitchell has been the regular rider, winning once from five races together—a modest partnership record that hints at the challenge of this particular horse. Most tellingly, Great Dream has raced three times in the higher-class competitions and failed to win any of them, indicating that the ceiling may be around Class 5 or lower. For now, Great Dream remains a horse that gives hope on its day but hasn't yet proved reliable enough to trust regularly.