Orderoftheday

The career numbers tell a similar story. Two wins and six places from eight races is a remarkable return, with Orderoftheday finishing in the frame in every single race it has ever competed in. That is not a coincidence — it is a horse that simply does not run badly. A 25% win rate, roughly one win in every four races, is genuinely impressive at any level, but the near-total absence of poor results is what really stands out.

Orderoftheday opened its account at Bangor-on-Dee in November 2025 and has just added a second win at Uttoxeter this week, on 16 May 2026. Two wins at two different tracks suggests the horse is versatile and not reliant on one particular course to show its best. At the level it typically competes at — Class 4, essentially the bread-and-butter tier of British racing — it has won 1 from 4 races at a 25% clip, which is solid, though there is a reasonable argument it could be tested at a higher level given how reliably it performs.

The trainer behind all of this is Olly Murphy, based at Wilmcote in Warwickshire. Murphy's yard has sent out 146 winners already this season, which is a serious number — it puts him among the most productive yards in the country right now. Horses trained by Murphy tend to be well-prepared and professionally managed, and Orderoftheday fits the profile of the kind of consistent, reliable performer his operation does particularly well with. With the horse having raced just one day ago and clearly in form, it will be fascinating to see where the team targets next.