Dream may be over for Simcock

Dream Ahead is "highly doubtful" to remain in training next season, according to trainer David Simcock.

Dream may be over for Simcock
Tue, 04 Oct, 2011 - 09:43

Dream Ahead is "highly doubtful" to remain in training next season, according to trainer David Simcock.

The exceptional colt secured the fifth Group One of a dramatic career at Longchamp on Sunday when edging out Goldikova in the Qatar Prix de la Foret.

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