Diamond Dreamer

The most striking number in Diamond Dreamer's profile is what happens when David Probert gets the leg up. In 13 races together, Probert has steered the horse to 4 wins — that's winning just under 1 in every 3 races, or 31% of the time. For context, that's almost double the horse's overall win rate. It's a genuine partnership that makes a measurable difference, the kind of combination a trainer reaches for on a big day.

That trainer is Patrick Chamings, based at Baughurst in Hampshire, and his yard has sent out 9 winners already this season — a respectable output for a smaller operation. Diamond Dreamer has been part of that story, though the horse's own last win came at Chelmsford back in March 2025, now 14 months ago. The recent run of form — seventh, third, second, third, fourth, ninth — shows a horse still placing and competitive, but the winning thread has gone quiet for now.

One area where Diamond Dreamer has genuinely struggled is at Class 5 level, which is the most common grade it faces. Just 1 win from 16 races at that level, a win rate of roughly 1 in 16, suggests this is a horse that can be hard to place correctly — it shows enough ability to be competitive but hasn't found a reliable winning rhythm at the grade it most often enters. The second and third places in recent runs hint the talent is still there; it's just a question of when it clicks again.

Diamond Dreamer raced just yesterday, so this is a horse very much in the thick of its season. The first win came at Kempton Park in August 2023, and with 38 races and 6 wins on the board, this is a seasoned, battle-hardened horse who knows its job. Whether another win is imminent is hard to say, but if Probert is booked, the numbers suggest it's worth paying attention.