Jet Of Dreams

The most interesting number in Jet Of Dreams' record is tucked away at Sedgefield, a small track in County Durham. Two wins from just 3 races there — that's a remarkable hit rate for any horse. Winning 2 out of 3 visits to the same track suggests this horse genuinely thrives on that particular circuit, whether it's the layout, the ground, or something else entirely. The most recent of those wins came on 30 September 2025, just eight months ago, so this is not a horse living off distant memories.

The partnership with jockey James Bowen also catches the eye. Together they've won 3 of their 12 races — that's 1 in every 4, well above the horse's overall rate. When Bowen is in the saddle, something clicks. Warren Greatrex, who trains Jet Of Dreams from his Upper Lambourn yard in Berkshire, has had a strong season — 50 winners sent out, which speaks to a yard in good nick. Greatrex knows what he's doing with this horse, placing it mainly at Class 4 level, where Jet Of Dreams has won 3 of 15 races, or 1 in 5 — a perfectly respectable return at that standard.

Recent form has been mixed. A win four runs back, but a pulled-up last time out and a ninth the run before that suggests things have gone a little quiet since that Sedgefield success. Still, Jet Of Dreams raced just yesterday, which means the team is keeping this horse active and clearly believes there is more to come. At eight, horses aren't getting younger, but some find a second wind at this age when placed right. With the right track — and Sedgefield would be the obvious target — there is every reason to think Jet Of Dreams has another win in the locker.