Who Owned The Horse Dream Alliance?

Alliance Partnership

What happened to Dream Alliance horse?

In the end, Dream Alliance raced in the Welsh Grand National and turned up the winner of the year (2009). Unfortunately, the horse retired from racing in 2012. Janet, Daisy, Howard together set up a new syndicate and thoroughbred another racehorse. The film was an inspiring tale of their endeavors.

How much money did the horse Dream Alliance win?

£138,646
In his career, Dream Alliance ran 30 races and won £138,646 in prize money. The sum was sufficient to cover all training and veterinary expenses. The 23 syndicate members even obtained a small profit of £1430 each.

Did Dream Alliance get stud fees?

He was convinced to help her with a new syndicate, and they formed a syndicate with the townspeople, ultimately growing to 23 people, each contributing £10 a week. Once they were formed, Janet found a stud in America with a $3,500 stud fee, and negotiated it down to $3,000, the highest syndicate could afford.

Who owns the horse living the dream?

The corporate and equine industry experience that Ray Daniels and Greg Harbut bring to Living The Dream Stables are the combination that propels Living The Dreams Stables to the winner’s circle.

Is Dream Alliance racehorse still alive?

Dream Alliance is still alive and living happily in Somerset and even though he can have visitors, Jan can’t bring herself to go.

Did Dream Alliance go to stud?

They bred Rewbell to Bien Bien, a stallion in his first year at stud in the UK, and the ensuing foal was born in 2001. The horse was reared on an allotment in Cefn Fforest near the town of Blackwood in south Wales, and ultimately 23 different people joined the ownership syndicate.

What happened to Dream Alliance mother?

Their two-year-old gelding Impossible Dream (“Rodney”) had died (pictured below) and his nine-year-old mother Juwireya (pictured top) had managed to break free from her stable but was seriously burnt. The Vokes believe the fire was started deliberately.

How many owners did Dream Alliance have?

Dream Alliance competed in a total of 30 races and was awarded £138,646 in prize money (Racing Post). Subtracting his training costs and medical bills, each person in the group of 22 “owners” made a profit of £1430 (The Telegraph).

Who is the richest horse in the world?

Fusaichi Pegasus
Fusaichi Pegasus is a Thoroughbred racehorse that has earned the first spot on the list of the most expensive horses in the world. The stallion is noteworthy for acquiring total career earnings of more than 2 million dollars and winning around 75 stakes globally.

What happened to Janet Vokes?

Today, Janet still works six days a week, as a cleaner at Asda and at a school in the afternoon. Her ambition now is to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup. A new thoroughbred mare is installed in the allotment stables and the foal is due this year.

Where did Dream Alliance retire?

Dream Alliance, a former champion racehorse, has been celebrated in a film. The champion, 19, rose to victory in the 2009 Welsh Grand National and is currently enjoying his retirement. He is reported to be enjoying life in Somerset with former stable girl Clare Sandercock.

What were the odds when Dream Alliance won the Welsh National?

The odds were long: 60-1 at Coral. Just before the race, Hobbs said to Brian and Jan, ‘All I can say to you today is that your horse is going to make a real fist of this. ‘ Dream Alliance won.

Who owns the horse tees spirit?

Ingleby Bloodstock Ltd
The owner of TEES SPIRIT is Ingleby Bloodstock Ltd & The Ivy League and his current trainer is Adrian Nicholls. The pedigree for TEES SPIRIT is: SWISS SPIRIT – MISTRESS TWISTER – PIVOTAL.

Who won the Darwin Cup 2022?

August 2, 2022 10:39 am. Leading Top End jockey Jarrod Todd partners Victorian stayer Playoffs to a comfortable victory for outstanding NT trainer Gary Clarke in the $200,000 Darwin Cup (2050m) at Fannie Bay on Monday. It has been a truly spectacular Darwin Cup Carnival for champion Top End trainer Gary Clarke.

Who trains Stone Age?

Aidan P. O’Brien
Stone Age is a 3 year old colt and has raced from 2021 to 2022. He was sired by Galileo out of the Anabaa mare Bonanza Creek. He was trained by Aidan P. O’Brien and has raced for Peter M.

Who was the jockey who rode Dream Alliance?

Form

Which horse played Dream Alliance in the film?

The film stars Toni Collette, Damian Lewis, Owen Teale, Joanna Page, Karl Johnson, Steffan Rhodri, Anthony O’Donnell, Nicholas Farrell, and Siân Phillips, and follows the true story of Dream Alliance, a horse that raced in the Welsh Grand National.

Does Dream Alliance race again?

The film ends with this victory. In reality, Dream Alliance carried on racing though he never won again, and, as we are told in the end title cards, was retired to leafy Somerset in 2012.

What happened to rewbell?

Rewbell died that night and later on her foal had to be put down too. During that race at Aintree Dream fell and spliced a tendon.

Is Dark Horse a true story?

Dark Horse tells the larger than life true story of how a barmaid in a former mining village in South Wales bred a racehorse on her allotment that went on to become a champion.