Causeway

The career began in earnest at The Curragh in October 2025, one of Ireland's most storied racecourses and a track that separates the promising from the genuinely good. Winning there first time out is a statement. Then, just last week at Naas on 22 March 2026, Causeway went back out and did it again — a second win from its last three races — confirming that the first victory was no fluke. The one blip in recent form, a fourth-place finish sandwiched between those two wins, barely registers given how quickly the horse bounced back.

Behind all of this sits Aidan P O'Brien's operation at Cashel, Co Tipperary — one of the most powerful yards in world racing. With 145 winners already sent out this season alone, this is a team that knows exactly what it is doing with a young horse, and they clearly like what they see in Causeway. When a trainer of that calibre keeps running a three-year-old and the horse keeps winning, it is rarely an accident.

At just three races into its career and active as of this week, Causeway is still very much a work in progress — but the early evidence is about as encouraging as it gets.