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Caulfield Cup Day 2026 - Full Fields, Race History & Key Facts

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Last updated: Wed. 14 Oct. 2026 02:18

Caulfield Cup Day 2026 promises an action-packed program on Saturday, October 17, highlighted by the $6 million Caulfield Cup and $1.5 million Thousand Guineas. The 10-race schedule features elite Group 1, Group 2, and Group 3 races, detailed fields, barrier draws, jockeys, trainers, and comprehensive gear changes. Important historical insights and recent winners are provided for every event, helping punters and fans assess each race. With a Good 4 track rating and a deep line-up, Caulfield Cup Day stands out as a key highlight of the Melbourne spring carnival.

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  • Two Group 1 races headline Caulfield Cup Day, led by the $6 million Caulfield Cup and $1.5 million Thousand Guineas
  • Full fields, barriers, jockeys, trainers, weights and gear changes are covered across all 10 races
  • Every race includes a Fast Five with key history, recent winners, records and notable facts
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Jamie Melham guides Half Yours to victory over River of Stars in the 2025 Caulfield Cup. (Getty)

Caulfield Cup Day takes centre stage on Saturday, October 17, with two Group 1 races headlining a strong 10-race program at Caulfield and the track a Good 4 leading into Wednesday's Coongy program.

The $6 million Caulfield Cup is the feature event, with the $1.5 million Thousand Guineas adding another major prize to a supporting program that also includes the Group 2 Caulfield Sprint and Tristarc Stakes, along with four Group 3 contests across the afternoon.

The complete Caulfield Cup Day 2026 fields are detailed below, including the Caulfield Cup 2026 field and barrier draw, jockeys, trainers, weights, gear changes and a Fast Five for every race covering key history, recent winners, records and notable facts.

Use the fields, gear changes and Fast Five below to assess every race on the card and stay across the key details ahead of one of the biggest days of the Melbourne spring, with broader coverage available through Live Racing & Sports Updates.

Race 1 - Sportsbet Classic (Group 3) (2000m) - 12:15pm


The Caulfield Cup Day program opens with the Group 3 Sportsbet Classic, where a lightly raced group of three-year-olds stretches out to 2000 metres.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Lepolo Tony & Calvin McEvoy Harry Coffey 5 57kg
2 Vallice Ciaron Maher Mark Zahra 8 57kg
3 Cignetti (NZ) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young Blake Shinn 1 57kg
4 Aragog Phillip & Tommy Stokes Lachlan Neindorf 3 57kg
5 Skua Ciaron Maher Ethan Brown 9 57kg
6 Russian Rock Michael Trotter Craig Williams 2 57kg
7 Vantaa Matt Laurie Jake Noonan 6 57kg
8 King Snitz Shane Jackson Damian Lane 4 57kg
9 Aerostatique Nick Ryan Daniel Stackhouse 7 57kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1971: The Caulfield Classic was first staged in 1971, with Haarle winning the inaugural edition.
  • Derby stepping stone: The race has long been used as a lead-up to the Victoria Derby, with Polanski, Amalfi, Blackfriars, Nothin' Leica Dane and Omnicorp completing the Caulfield Classic-Derby double.
  • Last year's winner: Autumn Mystery won the 2025 edition, defeating Miewa and Amazake.
  • Former identity: The race was previously known as the Norman Robinson Stakes, named after the former VATC chairman.
  • Notable winners: Mr Maestro, Polanski, Retrieve, Shamoline Warrior, Pendragon, Casual Pass, Platinum Scissors, Amalfi, Blackfriars and Nothin' Leica Dane all feature on the honour roll.

Gear Changes

  • Lepolo: Blinkers FIRST TIME, Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) OFF FIRST TIME
  • King Snitz: Concussion Plates (Front) FIRST TIME
  • Aerostatique: Nose Roll OFF FIRST TIME, Winkers FIRST TIME

Race 2 - Sharp EIT Solutions Ethereal Stakes (Group 3) (2000m) - 12:50pm


Three-year-old fillies step up to 2000 metres in the Group 3 Ethereal Stakes, a traditional staying test with spring progression firmly in focus.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Voynichese Nick Olive Lachlan Neindorf 5 57kg
2 Miss Waititi (NZ) Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr Craig Williams 2 57kg
3 Leopard Shark Clayton Douglas Rachel King 8 56kg
4 Quick Finish Tony & Calvin McEvoy Jye McNeil 6 56kg
5 Your Colour Chris Waller Blake Shinn 12 56kg
6 Notified Archie Alexander Jordan Childs 11 56kg
7 Autumn In Grinzing Danny O'Brien Mark Zahra 4 56kg
8 Fringilla Ben, Will & JD Hayes Ethan Brown 3 56kg
9 Refuse To Curtsy Thomas Carberry John Allen 7 56kg
10 Tharwa Chris Waller Damian Lane 13 56kg
11 Shameful Impulse Rob Blacker William Pike 10 56kg
12 Oceans Fouroseven (NZ) Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin Harry Coffey 14 56kg
13 Abaya Anthony & Sam Freedman Michael Dee 1 56kg
14 Levate Ciaron Maher Jamie Spencer 15 56kg
15 Tears Of Happiness (NZ) Clinton McDonald Ben Allen 9 56kg

Fast Five


  • Named after a champion: The Ethereal Stakes honours Ethereal, winner of the 2001 Caulfield Cup-Melbourne Cup double.
  • Oaks pathway: The 2000-metre contest has become an important lead-up for three-year-old fillies heading towards the VRC Oaks.
  • Last five winners: Getta Good Feeling (2025), Too Darn Discreet (2024), Autumn Angel (2023), Renaissance Woman (2022) and Daisies (2021).
  • Quality graduates: Global Exchange, Dawnie Perfect, Set Square, Gamblin’ Guru and Daisies are among the notable winners of the race.
  • Staying test: Run under set weights and penalties, the Ethereal Stakes gives emerging staying fillies one of their first opportunities to tackle 2000 metres during the spring.

Gear Changes

  • Notified: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME, Tongue Tie OFF FIRST TIME, Visors FIRST TIME, Winkers OFF FIRST TIME
  • Tears Of Happiness: Blinkers OFF FIRST TIME

Race 3 - Manhari Alinghi Stakes (Listed) (1100m) - 1:25pm


Fillies and mares take centre stage in the Listed Alinghi Stakes, with a sharp 1100-metre sprint bringing together a mix of established and emerging speed.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Geegees Mistruth Mark Walker Blake Shinn 6 61kg
2 Dance To The Boom Bjorn Baker Rachel King 2 59kg
3 Snow Mercy Phillip & Tommy Stokes Lachlan Neindorf 8 59kg
4 Thanks Gorgeous Mark & Levi Kavanagh Jye McNeil 7 58kg
5 Stardom Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Jordan Childs 5 58kg
6 Gentle Steel Julius Sandhu Beau Mertens 1 58kg
7 Eagle Express Chris Waller Damian Lane 3 57kg
8 Signature Scent Ciaron Maher Ethan Brown 9 57kg
9 Photograph Ben, Will & JD Hayes Mark Zahra 4 56kg

Fast Five


  • Named after a star: The race honours Alinghi, the brilliant Lee Freedman-trained mare whose Group 1 wins included the Blue Diamond Stakes, Thousand Guineas, Newmarket Handicap and Robert Sangster Stakes.
  • Last five winners: Stretan Angel (2025), Niance (2024), Lempicka (2023), A Very Fine Red (2022) and Mileva (2021).
  • A race for speed mares: Recent winners have included quality sprinters such as California Zimbol, Fuhryk, From Within and Humma Humma, underlining the strength of the race as a mares' sprint.
  • Group 1 class at the top: Stretan Angel won the 2025 Alinghi Stakes after previously placing in the Newmarket Handicap, Black Caviar Lightning and Goodwood, giving the race another winner with genuine top-level sprint form.
  • Namesake connection: Alinghi herself was a top-class Caulfield performer, winning both the Blue Diamond Stakes and Thousand Guineas at the track during her outstanding three-year-old season.

Gear Changes

  • Geegees Mistruth: Blinkers FIRST TIME, Visors OFF FIRST TIME

Race 4 - Quayclean Gothic Stakes (Listed) (1400m) - 2:00pm


The Listed Gothic Stakes gives the three-year-olds another key opportunity over 1400 metres, with a deep field assembled for one of the stronger support races on the card.


No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Milsons Point Ciaron Maher Ben Allen 9 57kg
2 Obambulate Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young John Allen 11 57kg
3 Zambales Anthony & Sam Freedman Damian Lane 8 56kg
4 Star Of Macedon John Symons & Sheila Laxon Blake Shinn 6 56kg
5 Shooting Brake Dominic Sutton Billy Egan 2 56kg
6 The Thorncaster Ciaron Maher Jabez Johnstone (a) 7 56kg
7 Boys Bounce Tony & Calvin McEvoy Jye McNeil 3 56kg
8 Aemond Anthony & Sam Freedman Mark Zahra 12 56kg
9 Kotahitanga Richard Laming Craig Newitt 1 56kg
10 Yourworstnightmare Jake Stephens Lachlan Neindorf 15 56kg
11 Zoehrer Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young Craig Williams 14 56kg
12 Calamari Ring Ciaron Maher Ethan Brown 4 55.5kg
13 I Am Aria Mark Walker Michael Dee 5 54kg
14 Ektifire Anthony & Sam Freedman Rachel King 10 54kg
15 Autumn Lover Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman Luke Nolen 13 54kg

Fast Five


  • Last five winners: Tentyris (2025), Lofty Arch (2024), Arkansaw Kid (2023), Sandpaper (2022) and Extreme Flight (2021).
  • Freedman strike: Anthony & Sam Freedman have won three of the past six editions, including Tentyris, who went on to win the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes at his next start.
  • Stable debut to Group 1 star: Sheza Alibi finished third in the 2025 Gothic Stakes on her first start for Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman, then won five straight Group races including the Randwick Guineas and Doncaster Mile, before adding the Makybe Diva Stakes this spring.
  • Oliver's final spring: Arkansaw Kid's 2023 victory came with Damien Oliver aboard during the champion jockey's farewell spring carnival.
  • Recent pattern: The past five winners have all been colts, with the race developing into a useful spring target for emerging three-year-old males.

Gear Changes

  • Milsons Point: Cross-over Nose Band OFF AGAIN, Norton Bit FIRST TIME
  • Obambulate: Visors OFF FIRST TIME
  • Star Of Macedon: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME
  • The Thorncaster: Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
  • I Am Aria: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME
  • Autumn Lover: Blinkers FIRST TIME, Nose Roll OFF FIRST TIME

Race 5 - Sportsbet Harry White Stakes (Group 3) (1400m) - 2:35pm


The Group 3 Harry White Stakes brings a seasoned group of older horses together over 1400 metres, with several proven stakes performers engaged.


No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Private Eye Joseph Pride Blake Shinn 2 59kg
2 War Machine (NZ) Ben, Will & JD Hayes Mark Zahra 4 59kg
3 Willaidow Marc & Mitchell Conners Rachel King 6 58.5kg
4 Hughes Gavin Bedggood Jett Stanley 8 58.5kg
5 Here To Shock (NZ) Ben, Will & JD Hayes Daniel Stackhouse 7 58kg
6 Zou Sensation Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin Ben Allen 5 58kg
7 El Rocko John McArdle John Allen 1 58kg
8 Cartoon Graveyard John Keys Craig Newitt 3 58kg
9 Amenable Grahame Begg Michael Dee 9 57kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1982: The Harry White Stakes was first staged in 1982, with Cardinal's Fury winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Private Eye (2025), Buffalo River (2023), Cardinal Gem (2022), Buffalo River (2021) and Windstorm (2020).
  • Repeat bid: Private Eye returns in 2026 aiming to become the first horse to win consecutive editions in recent years, while Buffalo River is the standout dual winner of the modern era after victories in 2021 and 2023.
  • Group 1 springboard: Boban won the race in 2013 between Group 1 victories in the Epsom Handicap and Cantala Stakes. He retired as a five-time Group 1 winner.
  • Quality honour roll: Vo Rogue, Rough Habit, Thorn Park, Lucky Hussler, Voodoo Lad and Assertive Lad are among the standout winners of the race.

Gear Changes

  • War Machine: Barrier Blanket OFF FIRST TIME, Cross-over Nose Band AGAIN
  • Amenable: Visors FIRST TIME

Race 6 - Henley Homes Sprint (Group 2) (1000m) - 3:10pm


Speed becomes the focus in the Group 2 Henley Homes Sprint, with a competitive 1000-metre handicap set to test some of the quickest horses on the program.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Sweynesday (NZ) Annabel & Rob Archibald Daniel Stackhouse 10 58kg
2 Cavalry Girl Tom Dabernig Craig Williams 5 57.5kg
3 Gallant Son Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman Luke Nolen 4 57kg
4 Oak Hill (NZ) Ben, Will & JD Hayes Damian Lane 9 57kg
5 Bev’s Nine John O'Shea & Tom Charlton Blake Shinn 7 56kg
6 Pallaton Grahame Begg Jordan Childs 6 55.5kg
7 Don’t Hope Do Simon Zahra Michael Dee 3 53kg
8 Hidden Motive Nathan Doyle Rachel King 1 53kg
9 Always Enuff Shane Nichols & Hayden Black Zac Spain 2 53kg
10 I’m Foxing Alex Rae Luke Cartwright (a) 11 53kg
11 Saluted Robbie Griffiths Jye McNeil 8 53kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1983: The Caulfield Sprint was first staged in 1983, with Bow Mistress winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Rey Magnerio (2025), Estriella (2024), Doull (2023), Asfoora (2022) and Malkovich (2021).
  • Back-to-back dead heats: Remarkably, the race produced dead heats in both 2014 and 2015, an extremely rare occurrence in a major sprint.
  • Schillaci connection: The race was renamed after Schillaci following his victory in the event, before later reverting to its registered Caulfield Sprint name.
  • Quality honour roll: Schillaci, Sepoy, Spirit Of Boom, Our Boy Malachi, Rubitano, Toledo and Euclase are among the standout winners.

Gear Changes

  • Sweynesday: Blinkers OFF FIRST TIME, Winkers AGAIN

Race 7 - Stow Storage Thousand Guineas (Group 1) (1600m) - 3:45pm


The first Group 1 of the afternoon is the $1.5 million Thousand Guineas, where a quality field of three-year-old fillies tackles the Caulfield mile.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Lara Antipova Mark Walker Craig Williams 9 56kg
2 Pretty Baby Gordon Richards & Damien Moyle Damian Lane 5 56kg
3 Saintly Dancer (NZ) Ciaron Maher Blake Shinn 4 56kg
4 De Armas (NZ) Chris Waller William Pike 7 56kg
5 Icelady Ciaron Maher Ethan Brown 10 56kg
6 Grinzinger Heart Ben Brisbourne Lachlan King 3 56kg
7 Rubi’s Choice Greg Eurell Lachlan Neindorf 1 56kg
8 Over The Bridge Ciaron Maher Mark Zahra 13 56kg
9 Regal Ambition Ben, Will & JD Hayes Michael Dee 11 56kg
10 Salann Ben Brisbourne Rachel King 6 56kg
11 Sing Your Song Chris Waller Jye McNeil 2 56kg
12 Katoto Chris Waller Tyler Schiller 8 56kg
13 Platinum Pearl Ciaron Maher Thomas Stockdale 12 56kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1946: The Thousand Guineas was first staged in 1946, with Sweet Chime winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Ole Dancer (2025), Another Prophet (2024), Joliestar (2023), Madame Pommery (2022) and Yearning (2021).
  • Classic double: A host of top fillies have completed the Thousand Guineas-VRC Oaks double, including Miss Finland, Special Harmony, Magical Miss and Northwood Plume.
  • Family affair: Half-sisters Atlantic Jewel and Commanding Jewel won consecutive editions in 2011 and 2012.
  • Elite honour roll: Alinghi, Miss Finland, Atlantic Jewel, Guelph, Global Glamour, Joliestar, Northwood Plume and Toy Show are among the outstanding fillies to have won the race.

Gear Changes

  • Lara Antipova: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME
  • Grinzinger Heart: Blinkers FIRST TIME

Race 8 - Catanach's Jewellers Blue Sapphire Stakes (Group 3) (1200m) - 4:30pm


The Group 3 Blue Sapphire Stakes brings the three-year-olds back to sprinting territory, with a strong 1200-metre field assembled late on the card.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Stretan Ruler Phillip & Tommy Stokes Lachlan Neindorf 4 57kg
2 Marffiano Ben, Will & JD Hayes Luke Currie 7 57kg
3 Threads Ciaron Maher Blake Shinn 6 57kg
4 Neveu Jon O'Connor Jett Stanley 10 57kg
5 Tales Of Time Clinton McDonald Ben Allen 1 57kg
6 Doubt Time Nick Ryan Mark Zahra 11 57kg
7 Jarbardar Tony & Calvin McEvoy Harry Coffey 12 57kg
8 Organised Crime Lloyd Kennewell Ethan Brown 3 57kg
9 Barracks Ciaron Maher Craig Williams 5 57kg
10 Half Pipe Annabel & Rob Archibald Michael Dee 2 57kg
11 Pocketfullofcash Reece Goodwin Daniel Stackhouse 8 57kg
12 Over Excited Anthony & Sam Freedman Damian Lane 9 55kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 2005: The Blue Sapphire Stakes was first staged in 2005, with Readyforcatherine winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Motorsports (2025), Daryl Flash (2024), Run Harry Run (2023), Grand Impact (2022) and Extreme Warrior (2021).
  • Black Caviar brilliance: Black Caviar won the race as a two-year-old in 2009 at just her second start, scoring by six lengths before developing into one of the greatest sprinters in Australian racing history.
  • A race that has moved around: The Blue Sapphire Stakes has shifted between distances and carnival positions in recent years, returning to 1200 metres in 2025 before moving onto Caulfield Cup Day in 2026.
  • Quality honour roll: Flying Artie, Written By, Snitzerland, Eloping, Formality, Extreme Warrior and Black Caviar are among the standout winners.

Gear Changes

  • Stretan Ruler: Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
  • Marffiano: Blinkers OFF FIRST TIME, Winkers AGAIN

Race 9 - Sportsbet Caulfield Cup (Group 1) (2400m) - 5:15pm


The feature event is the $6.545 million Group 1 Caulfield Cup, with a capacity field of elite stayers tackling one of the most famous 2400-metre handicaps in world racing.

No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Half Yours Tony & Calvin McEvoy Mark Zahra 7 57.5kg
2 Cosmic Crusader (NZ) Andrea Leek William Pike 17 56kg
3 Treasurethe Moment Matt Laurie Daniel Stackhouse 5 55.5kg
4 Kingswood (GB) Gavin Bedggood John Allen 20 55kg
5 Knight’s Choice John Symons & Sheila Laxon Robbie Dolan 22 55kg
6 Middle Earth (GB) Ciaron Maher Thomas Stockdale 11 55kg
7 Enfjaar (IRE) Roger Varian Ray Dawson 1 54.5kg
8 Green Spaces Bjorn Baker Rachel King 18 54.5kg
9 Royal Supremacy (IRE) Ciaron Maher Jamie Spencer 8 54.5kg
10 Wine Dark Sea (GB) Harry Charlton Damian Lane 19 54.5kg
11 Asterix (NZ) Chris Waller Beau Mertens 10 53.5kg
12 Saint George (GB) Ciaron Maher Craig Williams 2 53.5kg
13 Starford (IRE) Joseph O'Brien Lachlan Neindorf 15 53.5kg
14 She’s A Hustler (NZ) Grahame Begg Michael Dee 6 53kg
15 Soul Of Spain (IRE) Chris Waller Tyler Schiller 13 53kg
16 Zahrann (IRE) Ciaron Maher Ethan Brown 4 53kg
17 Ohope Wins (NZ) Chris Waller Jye McNeil 16 51.5kg
18 Kings Valley (IRE) Ciaron Maher Jabez Johnstone (a) 12 51kg
19e The Euphrates (GB) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Jett Stanley 9 52.5kg
20e Juja Kibo (IRE) Ciaron Maher
14 52kg
21e Point Of Law (GB) Ciaron Maher
21 51kg
22e Mr Monaco (GB) Ciaron Maher
3 51kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1879: The Caulfield Cup was first staged in 1879, with Newminster winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Half Yours (2025), Duke De Sessa (2024), Without A Fight (2023), Durston (2022) and Incentivise (2021).
  • Cups double: Without A Fight won the Caulfield Cup in 2023 before taking out the Melbourne Cup at his next start, becoming the first horse since Ethereal in 2001 to complete the famous double.
  • Back-to-back history: Only a select group have won consecutive Caulfield Cups, including Rising Fast, who achieved the feat in 1954 and 1955.
  • Elite honour roll: Tulloch, Galilee, Tobin Bronze, Might And Power, Northerly, Ethereal, Verry Elleegant and Without A Fight are among the champions to have won one of Australian racing's great handicaps.

Gear Changes

  • Half Yours: Blinkers AGAIN, Visors OFF FIRST TIME
  • Kingswood: Winkers OFF FIRST TIME
  • Wine Dark Sea: Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) FIRST TIME
  • Asterix: Bubble Cheeker (Off Side) OFF FIRST TIME, Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME, Tongue Tie AGAIN
  • Starford: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME, Visors FIRST TIME
  • Soul Of Spain: Blinkers AGAIN
  • Zahrann: Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
  • Point Of Law: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME, Lugging Bit FIRST TIME

Race 10 - Nationwide Tristarc Stakes (Group 2) (1400m) - 5:50pm


Caulfield Cup Day concludes with the Group 2 Tristarc Stakes, where a strong field of mares rounds out the meeting over 1400 metres.


No. Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 Ferivia Phillip & Tommy Stokes Lachlan Neindorf 14 57.5kg
2 Wrote To Arataki (NZ) Matthew Williams Dean Yendall 10 57kg
3 Oh Too Good Kevin Daffy Damian Lane 12 57kg
4 Shadhavar Tom Dabernig Craig Williams 9 56kg
5 Merrigold John Sadler Daniel Stackhouse 6 55kg
6 Guerite Lindsey Smith Fred Kersley 3 55kg
7 Betwitchery Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin Ben Allen 1 55kg
8 Recuperato Peter Gelagotis Jye McNeil 13 55kg
9 Gold Medallist Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman Luke Nolen 8 55kg
10 Terilee Michael Kent William Pike 5 55kg
11 Butternut Princess Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman Luke Cartwright (a) 4 55kg
12 Concord Connie Charlotte Littlefield Jett Stanley 11 55kg
13 Grand Omaha Matt Laurie Patrick Moloney 2 55kg
14 Pillow Fight Bjorn Baker Rachel King 7 55kg

Fast Five


  • First run in 1967: The Tristarc Stakes was first staged in 1967, with Lady Sybil winning the inaugural edition.
  • Last five winners: Quintessa (2025), Wrote To Arataki (2024), Wrote To Arataki (2023), Chain Of Lightning (2022) and Written Beauty (2021).
  • Chasing a third: Wrote To Arataki won the Tristarc Stakes in 2023 and 2024 and returns in the 2026 edition attempting to become a three-time winner of the race.
  • First Seal finale: First Seal recorded the final victory of her career in the 2016 Tristarc Stakes, two years after defeating Winx in the Group 1 Flight Stakes.
  • Quality honour roll: Typhoon Tracy, Red Tracer, Catkins, Sweet Idea, Madam Rouge and Chain Of Lightning are among the notable winners of the race.

Gear Changes

  • Pillow Fight: Blinkers AGAIN

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