Jim Bolger believes Dawn Approach can give him his fifth Dewhurst Stakes success On Tuesday, Bolger unveiled his latest potential champion, the unbeaten juvenile Dawn Approach, who will attempt to emulate his sire New Approach by winning the Dubai Dewhurst Stakes at Newmarket on Oct 13. Two things were immediately striking. The first, the massive mile-and-a-quarter grass gallop that a generation ago was a dairy farm, and second, Dawn Approach, a powerfully built chestnut, who did his final piece of serious work for the Dewhurst. In recent seasons Bolger has sent out four winners of the Dewhurst - Teofilo (2006), New Approach (2007), Intense Focus (2008) and Parish Hall (2011) - and has hopes that Dawn Approach may prove just as able as his predecessors. "Dawn Approach is a different make to his sire," said Bolger. He's more mature at this stage, and he's more rounded. He has a much better temperament. It is a departure from usual practice that the colt carries the royal blue Godolphin colours and is trained by an 'outsider," rather than the two appointed Emirati licence holders Saeed bin Suroor and Mahmood Al Zarooni. But, if Bolger has been told to be ready to accommodate the colt again in 2013, he is not letting on. "That hasn't been discussed," he said. It will be the end of the year. Sheikh Mohammed bought a majority share in the horse and the decision will rest with the owner. The Bolger success story is fascinating. With his astute purchase of a collection of mares that now numbers 70, combined with his unwavering faith in Galileo as a sire, he has become a highly-influential figure in European breeding. It was through Bolger's direct involvement with ­Teofilo and New Approach, and their subsequent sale to Sheikh Mohammed's Darley operation, that the Maktoum family have tapped into Galileo, a 'super sire" denied them through their self-imposed boycott of bloodstock owned by Coolmore. On Wednesday, Bolger sells a yearling sister to Dawn Approach at Goff's. It's about keeping the show on the road. It's an expensive show," he said.