Honour Your Dreams

The place to start is Lingfield Park. Honour Your Dreams has won 2 races from just 8 appearances there — a 25% win rate at a single track — and its most recent victory came there as recently as July 2025. For a horse operating mostly at Class 5 level, that kind of course affinity matters enormously. Class 5 is the everyday working level of British racing, and winning 3 races from 33 at that grade — roughly 1 in 11 — is a decent return for a horse at this tier. When you add the Lingfield factor, you can see there is a horse that genuinely knows its best office.

Ground conditions seem to suit Honour Your Dreams across a range of surfaces, which is actually quite useful. It has won on normal ground, on slightly soft or wet ground, and on fast, dry ground — 2 wins from roughly 11 races on each surface. That versatility means the team at Michael Attwater's Epsom yard do not have to wait for a specific forecast to find their horse competitive. Attwater has been in fine form this season with 27 winners sent out from the Surrey stable, so Honour Your Dreams is part of a yard that clearly knows how to get horses ready to win.

The current run of six races without a win will not alarm anyone who follows this horse closely. Its last two finishes were a fourth and a fourth, which tells you it is running with credit even if the winner's enclosure has proved elusive lately. The most common partnership in the saddle is with Alistair Rawlinson, who has ridden the horse seven times and won once together — 1 win from 7, or about 1 in 7 — a decent enough record for a combination still finding its best. With Lingfield Park on the horizon and a trainer in form, Honour Your Dreams looks like a horse worth watching the next time conditions click into place.