He won the Sprint Championship in impressive fashion, and now Nightlife In is back on the racetrack.
On Wednesday, David Persson's star trotter comes out in a four-year-old race at Örebro – and after that, the focus is on the Swedish Trotting Derby.
"We have taken him back a little to have the horse in the best possible shape for the Derby eliminations. The most important thing for me is that he gets to race himself tired in a good way, because then he will improve a lot for his next start. The driver is welcome to step on the gas," says David Persson.
The world's fastest male trotter is back after finishing second in the Elitlopp.
On Saturday, Dream Mine takes on several other star horses in the Jämtlands Stora Pris at Östersund.
"The horse feels very good, and the plan is for him to get a proper blowout. He'll race with shoes on and will be even sharper for the Margareta Wallenius-Kleberg Trophy on August 19. At the same time, we're heading to Östersund with a positive feeling," says Jörgen Westholm, who will then take aim toward France this winter and the world's toughest race at Vincennes in Paris.
"There's nothing quite like having a horse in the Prix d'Amérique, and that's absolutely the big goal for Dream Mine."