Dreamasar

She got off the mark at Lingfield Park in September 2025, and has not looked back since. Her recent sequence of results — a win, a win, a fourth, a fourth, a win, and a fifth reading from oldest to newest — tells the story of a horse still finding her feet between bursts of real quality. That last victory came at Haydock Park in May 2026, eight weeks ago, and she has raced as recently as yesterday, so she is bang in form and clearly thriving on racing.

Behind her is Ed Walker's yard in Upper Lambourn, one of the more productive operations in Britain right now — 76 winners already this season is a serious number and suggests a team firing on all cylinders. Walker has spoken openly about his ambitions for her: she comes from a family the yard knows well, being closely related to Dreamloper, and the plan is to keep climbing through the ranks before targeting the kind of races where black type — the prestigious form of recognition printed in bold in a horse's pedigree — is on offer. He also believes she will stay over a mile and two furlongs, which would open up longer, more stamina-based races as options.

At four years old, she is still young enough to improve significantly. The combination of a sharp win record, a trainer with clear ambitions for her, and a family background that suggests there is more to come makes Dreamasar one of those horses worth keeping an eye on over the next few months.