Dreamasar

The first win came at Lingfield Park back in September 2025, and the most recent — just this week, at Salisbury on 3rd May 2026 — confirmed this is a horse moving in the right direction rather than flatlining. Win, then place, then win again: that is the shape of a horse building towards something. Walker, who has sent out 80 winners from Upper Lambourn already this season alone, is clearly operating with confidence about where this horse is heading. He has spoken about Dreamasar being a half-sister to Dreamloper — a horse the yard knows well — and has described her progress as encouraging. His plan is to work through the competitive middle-distance races before eventually chasing the more prestigious black-type contests, races that carry official prestige and raise a horse's profile and value significantly.

Walker also believes she will stay a mile and two furlongs, which is slightly further than she has likely been tested so far. In practical terms, that means there may be more to come physically — a horse that thrives over longer trips often takes time to grow into its best form. With just four races on the clock and a win recorded literally in the last few days, Dreamasar is very much a horse at the beginning of the story rather than the end of it.