Another Day Done

That single win came at Dundalk on 13 January 2026, a track known for its all-weather surface — an oval that suits horses with a particular rhythm and a willingness to settle into a pace. Winning there is no fluke; it requires a horse to genuinely handle the conditions, and Another Day Done did exactly that. The fact that it raced just one day ago suggests this is a horse being kept busy, with the yard clearly feeling there is more to come.

The trainer behind it all is Joseph Patrick O'Brien, operating out of Owning Hill in County Kilkenny — one of the most respected yards in Irish racing. O'Brien has sent out 154 winners already this season, which is the output of an operation that runs with serious efficiency and genuine ambition. When a yard of that calibre keeps a horse active and racing, it is rarely without reason. Another Day Done may only have one win to its name, but it is being managed by people who know exactly what they are doing, and that counts for a great deal at this stage of a young horse's development.