Serenity Dream

The five-year-old is trained by Tony Carroll at Cropthorne in Worcestershire, a yard that has sent out 132 winners this season alone — so this is not a small operation hoping for lucky breaks. When Jack Doughty is in the saddle, the results sharpen noticeably: 2 wins from 9 races together, which works out to just over 1 in every 4. That is a meaningful number, suggesting the pair have found a rhythm worth noting.

Conditions matter too. On wet or muddy ground, Serenity Dream has won 2 of 7 races — again, that 1-in-3.5 hit rate against a career average of 1 in 9. Over short distances between five furlongs and six-and-a-half, the same pattern holds: 2 wins from 7. These are not coincidences stacking up — they are a picture of a horse that has very specific preferences and delivers when they are met.

Most of Serenity Dream's racing has come at Class 4 level, one step below the upper tier of British racing, and the win rate there drops to 1 win from 11 races. That suggests the horse finds it tough when the competition tightens, which is honest context. But the most recent win — at Kempton Park in January 2026 — came just three months ago, and the latest form figures show a third-place finish as the most recent completed result, so the spark is not out. With the right conditions, the right track and Doughty aboard, Serenity Dream remains one of those horses that rewards anyone paying close enough attention.