Dreamworld ready to win again

→ Un Bel Di looks best in Middle Stakes.

- Jack Milner

Trainer Vaughan Marshall might have a slight lump in his throat as he watches One Stripe in action at Woodbine in Canada tomorrow. The now four-year-old was one of the stars of his stables and arguably one of the best horses he has ever trained.

Nevertheless, he might get some compensation at Hollywoodbets Durbanville tomorrow when he sends out Dreamworld in Race 7, a Class 3 Handicap over 1250m.

Also a son of One World, this three-year-old colt has raced four times for two wins, a second place and one unplaced run.

That last run came in the Grade 3 Langerman over 1500m for which he was sent off favourite. However, he appeared to find the trip a touch too far and back to a sprint distance he looks hard to beat and stands out as the best bet on the card.

Sean Veale takes the ride.