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Dream Of Dreams to dominate in bid to go one better? Graeme Rodway has his say
Dream Of Dreams: can he dominate the sprint division this year?Credit: Pool
4.20 Royal Ascot
Diamond Jubilee Stakes (Group 1) | 6f | 4yo+ | ITV4/Sky
Look at the field in this year’s Diamond Jubilee and it has the look of old champion versus a flotilla of pretenders to the crown.
The ageing champion in this race is Dream Of Dreams, an undoubted stalwart of the division who has nonetheless been a Group 1 winner for little more than nine months.
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