Klassical Dream 12th March 2019 – Cheltenham – He was already about four seconds slower than Espoir D’Allen by the third hurdle. This gap closed to one second at the fifth hurdle before Klassical Dream made up the other one second on the run in to post the same time as the Champion Hurdle winner. His winning margin probably did not do justice to his superiority over his rivals as the second and third horses came from right out the back to get within four or five lengths at the line. He probably needed this morning rain and I would … Continued
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