One Day In May

That win came just this week, at Tramore on 29 May 2026, making it a debut victory on only the second career start. A third place in the other run shows this is not a horse that disappears when things don't go its way — it has placed in every race it has entered, which tells you there is genuine ability here, not a one-off fluke.

Behind the horse is the yard of Robert Tyner, based in Kinsale, Co Cork. Tyner's operation has already sent out 15 winners this season, which marks it out as a stable in serious form right now. When a trainer is firing at that rate, the horses coming out of that yard deserve attention — and One Day In May, still lightly raced and apparently improving, looks like one to follow closely.