Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Tips
While it's not as big as the Melbourne's iternation, the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival is hot on the heels of Victoria's top tier festival.
Boasting all the big events like The Metropolitan, The Everest and the newly minted Golden Eagle, NSW's answer to the Melbourne Cup Carnival is gaining in popularity every year.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Odds
Knowing the Sydney Spring Carnival odds is imperative when wanting to collect a big dividend.
Is one bookie offering more on the runner you think will salute? Is the fixed odds much better than the best tote or are you expecting a late drift?
Our tables provide comprehensive Sydney Spring Racing Carnival odds and markets from across all our trusted bookies, so take a look at the race you’re targeting and see what’s on offer.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Bookmaker Offers
The Sydney spring is a massive part of the Australian horse racing landscape which means any online bookie that takes their craft seriously will deliver bookmaker offers.
Whether it's The Metropolitan or The Everest, the corporates that we trust will deliver Sydney Spring Racing Carnival bookmaker offers.
Sydney Spring Carnival Fields
The moment Sydney Spring Carnival fields for the big Group One races are available you’ll see them right here.
Most races have their fields finalised in the week leading into the big events and very rarely do horses get scrathed after that unless something doesn't go exactly their way.
Check back in the lead up to the big Group One races for a look at the Sydney Spring Carnival fields.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Form Guide
Putting together a Sydney Spring Racing Carnival form guide is a difficult task, which is why we're prepared to do the hard work for you.
Whether it's The Everest or the newly minted Golden Eagle, finding a winner in the biggest Sydney races during the spring is a battle at the best of times but our team of experts watch races all throughout the year and study the form from top to bottom.
Check back in right here in the lead up to the big races for the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival form guides.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Previous Winners
Our individual pages contain all the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival previous winners so simply find the page you want information on and check out our easy to read guide to the event.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Live Streaming
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival live streaming is available with Sportsbet.
Sportsbet is the only online bookmaker that offers live streaming on all Australian thoroughbred races, which includes NSW meetings.
Sign up for a free account at Sportsbet and you can watch all races as part of the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival.
Sydney Spring Racing Carnival Race Schedule
Below is the Group One list for the 2019 Sydney Spring Carnival race schedule.
August
Sat 24 - Winx Stakes
September
Sat 14 - George Main Stakes
Sat 21 - Golden Rose Stakes
Sat 28 - Epsom Handicap
Sat 28 - The Metropolitan
Sat 28 - Flight Stakes
October
Sat 05 - Spring Champion Stakes
Sat 19 - The Everest
November
Sat 02 - The Golden Eagle
Sydney Spring Carnival FAQ
When does the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival start?
The Sydney Spring Carnival kicks off towards the end of August.
The Group One Winx Stakes is the first major race of the carnival, which typically runs in the final week of August.
Where is the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival held?
The Sydney Spring Racing Carnival isn't relegated to one venue, but the majority of the Group One races are held at Rosehill and Royal Randwick.
What are the main races of the Sydney Racing Spring Carnival?
There are a number of important races that run as part of the Sydney Spring Carnival.
Traditionalists love the Epsom Handicap and the Metropolitan, but the new race goers are drawn to
It's a matter of taste, but all types of races are catered for.
What is the highlight of the Sydney Spring Racing Carnival?
Traditionalists may not like it but there's little doubt that the Everest has truly captured the racing public's imagination.
The sprint feature grows every year and is considered one of Australia's favourite races, despite only being three years old.
