Dream Catcher headlines field provisionally entered in 2026 1000 Guineas
Dream Catcher (Tevin Foster) easily wins The Portmore Stakes on Sunday, May 19, 2026. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Horse Racing, Sports
May 22, 2026

Dream Catcher headlines field provisionally entered in 2026 1000 Guineas

Twenty-two fillies have been provisionally entered for the first Classic of 2026, the 1000 Guineas for three-year-olds, set for Saturday, June 6 over one mile (1,600m). Each filly will carry 57.kgs (126 lb).

The provisional field is listed below in order of lifetime earnings with trainer.

 

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