Dream Deal

The horse runs best on normal ground: it has won 3 of 15 races (20%) on those conditions, nearly double its overall win rate. That preference matters for punters and trainers picking future targets. Dream Deal's recent form, however, tells a sobering story. It has gone without a win in its last six races, finishing 7th, 15th, 4th, 7th, 2nd, and 2nd — a sequence of blanks that suggests it may be in a period of poor form or running beyond its level. Jack Garritty, its most frequent jockey, has partnered the horse 17 times but managed only 1 win together (6%), a notably poor record that hints the pair may not quite click. Dream Deal typically races in the lower classes, with 3 wins from 20 Class 6 outings (15%), which represents its true home in the racing pyramid. At seven years old, with 40 career races already under its belt, this is a horse that has found its level — useful enough to keep earning its keep, but no longer a prospect for anything grander.