Havana's Dream

Havana's Dream spends most of its time at Class 6, which is the entry-level tier of British racing, the point where horses are competing against the most modest opposition the sport has to offer. Going 0 from 7 at that level is a tough reality check. Class 6 races are essentially where the sport gives every horse its best possible chance to win, so the fact that Havana's Dream has not been able to convert even once suggests it has more work to do before it finds the winner's enclosure.

The horse is trained by Ronald Harris at Earlswood in Monmouthshire, a yard that has sent out five winners already this season, so there is clearly know-how in the stable. Harris will be hoping something clicks for this one soon. Havana's Dream ran just yesterday, so it is very much an active campaign — the team has not given up, and in racing, all it takes is the right day, the right race, and the right run of luck for the picture to change entirely.