Dream Supreme was produced from the Dixieland Band mare Spinning Round, who was killed by lightning in 1999.
Millionaire Dream Supreme, winner of a pair of grade I sprints at Saratoga, has been retired from racing and is booked to A.P. Indy. The 5-year-old Seeking the Gold mare retires with earnings of $1,007,680 after winning nine of 16 starts as a homebred for George Steinbrenner. She last raced in October in the First Flight Handicap (gr. II) and missed winning by head.Campaigned in the name of Kinsman Stable, Dream Supreme defeated fellow 3-year-old fillies in the 2000 Test Stakes (gr. I) at the Spa, then beat older females there in the Ballerina Handicap (gr. I) three weeks later. Her other career stakes wins came in the Distaff Breeders' Cup (gr. II), Humana Distaff (gr. II), Princess Rooney (gr. III), and Gallant Bloom (gr. III) Handicaps. As a 2-year-old at Saratoga, she equaled the 5 1/2-furlong track record with a 1:03.45 score in her debut.
