Another Day Out

At Huntingdon, Another Day Out has won 2 of its 5 races — that's 40%, compared to a career average of 14%. The most recent of those wins came just two months ago, in March 2026, which means this is a horse in current form rather than one coasting on past glories. When a horse wins 2 from 5 at a specific track against a much lower overall average, it isn't coincidence — something about that course suits how it travels and jumps. Huntingdon is a flat, galloping track that rewards horses who travel smoothly through a race, and Another Day Out clearly thrives there.

Ground conditions also make a real difference. On slightly soft ground — the kind you'd get after a day or two of rain — it has won 2 of just 7 races, a 29% win rate that is more than double its usual level. Trainers and jockeys pay close attention to that kind of pattern, and the team around Another Day Out will be watching the weather forecast carefully before committing to any entry.

Regular jockey James Best has been in the saddle for 14 of its 28 races, winning 2 of them — that's 1 in every 7 rides together, which mirrors the horse's overall record and suggests a settled partnership. Keighley's yard has sent out 19 winners already this season, so the operation is in good health, and Another Day Out raced just yesterday, confirming it is bang in the middle of an active campaign.

Most of its racing has come at Class 4 level, where it has won just 1 from 11 races — a 9% rate, which is honest rather than spectacular. But a horse that can win 40% of its races at one track, especially on the right ground, is genuinely useful to have in your yard. Another Day Out is not going to trouble the big festivals, but on a wet Tuesday at Huntingdon, it is exactly the kind of horse a knowledgeable punter circles in their racecard.