Cox Plate Day 2026 - Full Fields, Race History & Key Facts
Cox Plate Day 2026 is set for Saturday, October 24 at Flemington, as Moonee Valley undergoes redevelopment. The prestigious $6 million Group 1 Cox Plate headlines a nine-race card, which features key support acts such as the Moonee Valley Gold Cup, McEwen Stakes, and Tesio Stakes. Detailed fields, barrier draws, gear changes, and historical insights are provided for every race to help racing fans assess the action ahead of one of Australia's spring highlights. Track conditions are currently rated Good 4, with updates expected closer to race day.
- The $6 million Group 1 Cox Plate headlines a nine-race Cox Plate Day program at Flemington
- Full fields, barriers, jockeys, trainers, weights and gear changes are covered across all nine races
- Every race includes a Fast Five with key history, recent winners, records and notable facts
Cox Plate Day takes over Flemington on Saturday, October 24, with Australia’s weight-for-age championship headlining a massive nine-race card. (Getty)
Cox Plate Day takes centre stage on Saturday, October 24, with the $6 million Group 1 Cox Plate headlining a nine-race program and Flemington hosting the meeting while Moonee Valley undergoes redevelopment.
- Race 1 - Manhari Imperatriz Sprint (1000m) - 12:25pm
- Fast Five
- Race 2 - HKJC World Pool Red Anchor Stakes (Group 3) (1200m) - 1:00pm
- Fast Five
- Race 3 - Drummond Golf Vase (Group 2) (2040m) - 1:40pm
- Fast Five
- Race 4 - Symal Crockett Stakes (Listed) (1200m) - 2:20pm
- Fast Five
- Race 5 - Cirka McEwen Stakes (Group 2) (1200m) - 3:00pm
- Fast Five
- Race 6 - Kia Ora Stud Mile (Group 2) (1600m) - 3:40pm
- Fast Five
- Race 7 - Ladbrokes Moonee Valley Gold Cup (Group 2) (2500m) - 4:20pm
- Fast Five
- Race 8 - Ladbrokes Cox Plate (Group 1) (2040m) - 5:10pm
- Fast Five
- Race 9 - Powerflo Solutions Tesio Stakes (Group 3) (2040m) - 5:50pm
- Fast Five
The Cox Plate is the feature event, with the Group 2 Moonee Valley Gold Cup, McEwen Stakes, Kia Ora Stud Mile and Drummond Golf Vase adding further depth to a card that also includes the Group 3 Red Anchor Stakes and Tesio Stakes.
The complete Cox Plate Day 2026 fields are detailed below, including the Cox Plate 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.
Flemington was rated a Good 4 at acceptances, although the track rating remains subject to change before Saturday’s meeting.
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 Australian spring, with broader coverage available through Live Racing & Sports Updates.
Race 1 - Manhari Imperatriz Sprint (1000m) - 12:25pm
Cox Plate Day opens with a sharp 1000-metre handicap, where a mix of seasoned sprinters and progressive types launch the nine-race program.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spywire | Ciaron Maher | Blake Shinn | 1 | 59.5kg |
| 2 | Way To The Stars | Matthew Smith | Ethan Brown | 4 | 58kg |
| 3 | Point And Shoot | Bjorn Baker | Rachel King | 6 | 55kg |
| 4 | Ice Kool | David Pfieffer | Damian Lane | 8 | 53.5kg |
| 5 | Stokke | Patrick F Ryan Jnr | Jett Stanley | 2 | 53kg |
| 6 | McGaw | Emma-Lee & David Browne | Lachlan Neindorf | 3 | 53kg |
| 7 | Unflinching | Shawn Mathrick | Michael Dee | 10 | 53kg |
| 8 | Philosopher | Enver Jusufovic | Patrick Moloney | 11 | 53kg |
| 9 | Perilous Fighter | Clayton Douglas | TBC | 7 | 53kg |
| 10 | Always Enuff | Shane Nichols & Hayden Black | Harry Coffey | 9 | 53kg |
| 11 | Bred ’Em All | Richard & Chantelle Jolly | Craig Williams | 5 | 53kg |
Fast Five
- Named for a champion: The Cox Plate Day 1000-metre handicap was renamed the Imperatriz Sprint in 2025 to honour one of the outstanding sprinting mares of the modern era.
- Perfect Valley record: Imperatriz retired unbeaten from five starts at Moonee Valley, winning the McEwen Stakes, Moir Stakes, Manikato Stakes and two William Reid Stakes.
- Track-record brilliance: Her 2023 Moir Stakes win produced a Moonee Valley 1000-metre track record of 56.47 seconds, one of the defining performances of her career.
- First under the new name: Beast Mode won the first running as the Imperatriz Sprint in 2025, defeating Tonkin and Don’t Hope Do.
- Different stage in 2026: With Moonee Valley under reconstruction, the Imperatriz Sprint shifts to Flemington for this year’s Cox Plate Day program.
Gear Changes
- Way To The Stars: Ear Muffs OFF AGAIN
- Perilous Fighter: Blinkers AGAIN, Synthetic Hoof Filler OFF FIRST TIME, Winkers OFF FIRST TIME
Race 2 - HKJC World Pool Red Anchor Stakes (Group 3) (1200m) - 1:00pm
Three-year-olds take centre stage in the Group 3 Red Anchor Stakes, with a competitive field lining up over 1200 metres under set weights and penalties.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Big Wigs | Phillip & Tommy Stokes | Lachlan Neindorf | 7 | 57kg |
| 2 | Buggsy | Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | Craig Williams | 4 | 57kg |
| 3 | The Speed Machine | Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | Blake Shinn | 8 | 57kg |
| 4 | Barracks | Ciaron Maher | Ethan Brown | 6 | 57kg |
| 5 | Valaroso | Cindy Alderson | Logan Bates (a) | 3 | 57kg |
| 6 | Half Pipe | Annabel & Rob Archibald | Chad Schofield | 2 | 57kg |
| 7 | Inner Gold | Ciaron Maher | Beau Mertens | 9 | 57kg |
| 8 | Peyton | John O'Shea & Tom Charlton | James McDonald | 10 | 57kg |
| 9 | Turbo Saint | Clinton McDonald | Ben Melham | 5 | 57kg |
| 10 | Regal Harry | Clayton Douglas | Jamie Mott | 1 | 57kg |
Fast Five
- First run in 1985: The Red Anchor Stakes was first staged in 1985, with Seiger winning the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Napoleonic (2025), Bittercreek (2024), Archo Nacho (2023), Sejardan (2022) and Generation (2021).
- Named after a champion: The race honours Red Anchor, whose outstanding three-year-old season included victories in the Caulfield Guineas, Cox Plate and Victoria Derby in 1984.
- Cox Plate connection: Rubiton won the race in 1986 before returning to Moonee Valley a year later to capture the Cox Plate.
- Group 1 springboard: Portland Sky won the 2020 edition before progressing to victory in the Group 1 Oakleigh Plate the following autumn.
Gear Changes
- Buggsy: Blinkers FIRST TIME, Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
- Inner Gold: Blinkers FIRST TIME
Race 3 - Drummond Golf Vase (Group 2) (2040m) - 1:40pm
The Group 2 Drummond Golf Vase brings the three-year-olds out to 2040 metres, providing an important staying test for those looking to progress deeper into the spring.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lepolo | Tony & Calvin McEvoy | Harry Coffey | 9 | 57kg |
| 2 | True Rebel | Danny O'Brien | Blake Shinn | 3 | 57kg |
| 3 | Hierarchy | Anthony & Sam Freedman | Ethan Brown | 11 | 57kg |
| 4 | Skua | Ciaron Maher | John Allen | 7 | 57kg |
| 5 | Written Empire | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | James McDonald | 1 | 57kg |
| 6 | Winter Arc | Patrick F Ryan Jnr | Tom Madden | 8 | 57kg |
| 7 | Gilgeous | Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young | Michael Dee | 6 | 57kg |
| 8 | King Winston | Greg Eurell | Damian Lane | 5 | 57kg |
| 9 | Bohemian Boy | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | Jett Stanley | 10 | 57kg |
| 10 | Salann | Ben Brisbourne | Rachel King | 4 | 55kg |
| 11 | Joely | Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young | Craig Williams | 2 | 55kg |
Fast Five
- First run in 1981: The Moonee Valley Vase was first staged in 1981, with Vinaka winning the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Observer (2025), Red Aces (2024), Apulia (2023), Berkeley Square (2022) and Forgot You (2021).
- Derby double: Observer won the Vase in 2025 before taking out the Victoria Derby, becoming the first horse since Efficient in 2006 to complete the double.
- Proven Derby pathway: Efficient, Plastered, Helenus, Blevic, Raveneaux and Observer have all won both the Vase and the Victoria Derby.
- Oaks connection: Jameka remains the only filly to have completed the Moonee Valley Vase-VRC Oaks double.
Gear Changes
- Lepolo: Blinkers OFF FIRST TIME, Visors FIRST TIME
- Hierarchy: Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) FIRST TIME
- Bohemian Boy: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME, Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
Race 4 - Symal Crockett Stakes (Listed) (1200m) - 2:20pm
Three-year-old fillies meet in the Listed Crockett Stakes, with 1200 metres set to test a field containing both established performers and lightly raced improvers.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chayan | Annabel & Rob Archibald | James McDonald | 6 | 58.5kg |
| 3 | Angels Fury | Ciaron Maher | Ethan Brown | 2 | 57kg |
| 4 | Jacaranda | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | Damian Lane | 1 | 56kg |
| 5 | Almost An Angel | Robbie Griffiths | Luke Currie | 11 | 56kg |
| 6 | Lady Catalina | Ciaron Maher | Thomas Stockdale | 3 | 56kg |
| 7 | Superbec | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | Chad Schofield | 5 | 56kg |
| 8 | Ladhar | Anthony & Sam Freedman | Blake Shinn | 7 | 56kg |
| 9 | Caddington | Liam Howley | Billy Egan | 9 | 56kg |
| 10 | Unkechaug | Robbie Griffiths | Jye McNeil | 8 | 56kg |
| 11 | Aroused | Grahame Begg | Jordan Childs | 13 | 56kg |
| 12 | Avery Anna | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | Craig Williams | 10 | 56kg |
| 13 | Nishioka | Robbie Griffiths | Jamie Mott | 12 | 56kg |
Fast Five
- Last five winners: Stardom (2025), Certain Rise (2024), Gumdrops (2023), Wee Nessy (2022) and Dream Queen (2021).
- Black Caviar beginning: Black Caviar won the Crockett Stakes in 2009 at just her third start, making her first appearance at Moonee Valley before going on to retire unbeaten in 25 starts.
- J-Mac double: James McDonald has ridden two of the past four winners, partnering Wee Nessy in 2022 and Stardom in 2025.
- Price-Kent double: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr won consecutive editions with Wee Nessy in 2022 and Gumdrops in 2023.
- Strong honour roll: Black Caviar, Angelic Light, Lake Geneva, La Mexicana and Stardom are among the notable fillies to have won the Crockett Stakes.
Gear Changes
Chayan: Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME
Race 5 - Cirka McEwen Stakes (Group 2) (1200m) - 3:00pm
Speed takes over in the Group 2 McEwen Stakes, where a select weight-for-age field clashes over 1200 metres in one of the key sprint races on the card.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mazu | Joseph Pride | Rachel King | 8 | 58.5kg |
| 2 | Jigsaw | Cindy Alderson | Logan Bates (a) | 4 | 58.5kg |
| 3 | Rey Magnerio | Robbie Griffiths | William Pike | 6 | 58.5kg |
| 4 | Arkansaw Kid | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | Ethan Brown | 1 | 58.5kg |
| 5 | Smooth Chino | Indianna Weinert | Austin Galati | 3 | 58.5kg |
| 6 | La Fracas (IRE) | Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | Blake Shinn | 5 | 58.5kg |
| 7 | Splash Back (FR) | Grahame Begg | Jordan Childs | 2 | 56.5kg |
| 8 | Extragalactic | Trent Edmonds | James McDonald | 7 | 56.5kg |
Fast Five
- First run in 1995: The McEwen Stakes was first staged in 1995, with Sequalo winning the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Jigsaw (2025), Baraqiel (2024), Imperatriz (2023), Rothfire (2022) and The Inferno (2021).
- Group 1 production line: 12 of the past 20 winners have been Group 1 winners, underlining the quality regularly attracted to the race.
- Jigsaw's launchpad: Jigsaw won the 2025 McEwen Stakes before adding the Group 1 Railway in New Zealand, the Group 1 William Reid Stakes and The Quokka during a remarkable run.
- Elite honour roll: Imperatriz, Nature Strip, Chautauqua, Buffering, Hay List, Miss Andretti, Russian Revolution and Testa Rossa are among the outstanding sprinters to have won the race.
Gear Changes
- Rey Magnerio: Visors OFF FIRST TIME, Winkers FIRST TIME
Race 6 - Kia Ora Stud Mile (Group 2) (1600m) - 3:40pm
The Group 2 Kia Ora Stud Mile brings together an experienced group over 1600 metres, with several proven stakes performers engaged under set weights and penalties.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Von Hauke (NZ) | Cliff Brown | Ethan Brown | 11 | 58.5kg |
| 2 | Evaporate (NZ) | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | Craig Williams | 12 | 58kg |
| 3 | Sun God (GB) | Chris Waller | Jye McNeil | 5 | 57.5kg |
| 4 | Welcometotheshow | Tyler Donaldson-Aitken | TBC | 2 | 57.5kg |
| 5 | Zakouma | Grahame Begg | William Pike | 8 | 57.5kg |
| 6 | Buckaroo (GB) | Chris Waller | James McDonald | 4 | 57kg |
| 7 | Another Wil | Ciaron Maher | John Allen | 9 | 57kg |
| 8 | Feroce (NZ) | Dominic Sutton | Billy Egan | 14 | 57kg |
| 9 | Harry’s Yacht | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | Ben Allen | 10 | 57kg |
| 10 | Enxuto | Robbie Griffiths | Blake Shinn | 13 | 57kg |
| 11 | Pondalowie | Emma-Lee & David Browne | Lachlan Neindorf | 1 | 56.5kg |
| 12 | Surfin’ Bird | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | Jordan Childs | 7 | 56kg |
| 13 | On Display | Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | Damian Lane | 6 | 55kg |
| 14 | Astral Flame | Enver Jusufovic | Michael Dee | 3 | 55kg |
Fast Five
- First run in 1982: The Crystal Mile was first staged in 1982, with Getting Closer winning the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Von Hauke (2025), Plenty Of Ammo (2024), Prowess (2023), My Oberon (2022) and Just Folk (2021).
- Rare repeat winner: Weasel Will remains the only dual winner of the race, taking consecutive editions in 2000 and 2001.
- Cantala connection: Only Dazzling Duke and Turn Me Loose have completed the Crystal Mile-Cantala Stakes double, with Turn Me Loose achieving the feat in 2015.
- Quality honour roll: Prowess, Homesman, The United States, Silent Achiever, Rangirangdoo, Niconero, Lucky Hussler and Turn Me Loose are among the standout winners.
Gear Changes
No gear changes.
Race 7 - Ladbrokes Moonee Valley Gold Cup (Group 2) (2500m) - 4:20pm
The stayers step into focus in the Group 2 Moonee Valley Gold Cup, with a deep field assembled for the traditional 2500-metre feature.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Euphrates (GB) | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | Jordan Childs | 10 | 58kg |
| 2 | Juja Kibo (IRE) | Ciaron Maher | Sam Clipperton | 20 | 58kg |
| 3 | Pinhole (GB) | Chris Waller | James McDonald | 9 | 58kg |
| 4 | Torranzino (NZ) | Paul Preusker | Celine Gaudray | 12 | 57.5kg |
| 5 | Valiant King (GB) | Chris Waller | Jye McNeil | 4 | 57.5kg |
| 6 | So You Are | Bjorn Baker | Rachel King | 1 | 57.5kg |
| 7 | Mr Monaco (GB) | Ciaron Maher | Jabez Johnstone (a) | 13 | 57.5kg |
| 8 | Future History (GB) | Gregory Hickman | William Pike | 18 | 57kg |
| 9 | Kings Valley (IRE) | Ciaron Maher | Jamie Melham | 17 | 57kg |
| 10 | Deakin (FR) | Phillip & Tommy Stokes | Lachlan Neindorf | 15 | 57kg |
| 11 | King Pedro (NZ) | John O'Shea & Tom Charlton | Damian Lane | 2 | 57kg |
| 12 | Aethelwulf | Matthew Smith | Craig Williams | 19 | 55.5kg |
| 13 | Autumn Mystery | Rory Hunter | Teo Nugent | 7 | 55.5kg |
| 14 | Manzor Blue (NZ) | Lisa Latta | Michael Dee | 14 | 55.5kg |
| 15 | Point Of Law (GB) | Ciaron Maher | Ethan Brown | 6 | 55.5kg |
| 16 | Strictly Business | Thomas Carberry | John Allen | 5 | 55kg |
| 17e | Newfoundland (IRE) | Shane Jackson | Declan Bates | 3 | 57kg |
| 18e | Kizlyar (IRE) | Joseph O'Brien | Ben Melham | 8 | 56kg |
| 19e | Omni Man (IRE) | Joseph O'Brien | Beau Mertens | 11 | 56kg |
| 20e | Jennivamoose (NZ) | Ciaron Maher | TBC | 16 | 54kg |
Fast Five
- Since 1883: The Moonee Valley Gold Cup is the club’s oldest race, first run as the Moonee Ponds Cup in 1883, when Castaway won the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Onesmoothoperator (2025), Okita Soushi (2024), Cleveland (2023), Francesco Guardi (2022) and Lunar Flare (2021).
- Twice for Precedence: Precedence is the only dual winner this century, taking the race in 2010 and 2013.
- Melbourne Cup connection: Kingston Rule won the race before his record-breaking 1990 Melbourne Cup victory, while Prince Of Penzance won here in 2014 before returning to Flemington to claim the Melbourne Cup a year later.
- International takeover: Four of the past five winners have been Northern Hemisphere-bred stayers, with Onesmoothoperator, Okita Soushi, Cleveland and Francesco Guardi continuing the race’s increasingly international flavour.
Gear Changes
- Pinhole: Synthetic Hoof Filler FIRST TIME
- Future History: Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) FIRST TIME, Nasal Strip FIRST TIME
- Point Of Law: Lugging Bit FIRST TIME
- Omni Man: Cheekers FIRST TIME, Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) FIRST TIME
Race 8 - Ladbrokes Cox Plate (Group 1) (2040m) - 5:10pm
The stayers step into focus in the Group 2 Moonee Valley Gold Cup, with a deep field assembled for the traditional 2500-metre feature.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ceolwulf (NZ) | Joseph Pride | Chad Schofield | 3 | 59kg |
| 2 | Light Infantry Man (FR) | Ciaron Maher | Harry Coffey | 11 | 59kg |
| 3 | Sir Delius (GB) | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | Craig Williams | 5 | 59kg |
| 4 | Attrition | Mitchell Freedman | Jamie Mott | 4 | 59kg |
| 5 | Cosmic Crusader (NZ) | Andrea Leek | William Pike | 8 | 59kg |
| 6 | Birdman (IRE) | Chris Waller | Ben Melham | 1 | 59kg |
| 7 | Land Legend (FR) | Ciaron Maher | Ethan Brown | 12 | 59kg |
| 8 | Middle Earth (GB) | Ciaron Maher | Mark Zahra | 7 | 59kg |
| 9 | Saint George (GB) | Ciaron Maher | Blake Shinn | 6 | 59kg |
| 10 | Aeliana (NZ) | Chris Waller | James McDonald | 10 | 57kg |
| 11 | Warwoven | Bjorn Baker | Rachel King | 2 | 49.5kg |
| 12 | Blind Raise (NZ) | Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young | Jamie Melham | 9 | 49.5kg |
Fast Five
- Since 1922: The Cox Plate was first run in 1922, with Violencello winning the inaugural edition.
- Last five winners: Via Sistina (2025, 2024), Romantic Warrior (2023), Anamoe (2022) and State Of Rest (2021).
- Winx unmatched: Winx remains the only four-time winner of the race, completing her extraordinary run from 2015 to 2018, while Kingston Town won three straight from 1980 to 1982.
- Via Sistina double: Via Sistina joined the list of multiple Cox Plate winners with victories in 2024 and 2025, with her first success coming in a then-track-record 2:01.07 and by eight lengths.
- All-time greats: Phar Lap, Tulloch, Kingston Town, Bonecrusher, Might And Power, Sunline, Northerly, Makybe Diva, So You Think, Winx, Romantic Warrior and Via Sistina feature on one of Australian racing’s greatest honour rolls.
Gear Changes
- Land Legend: Blindfold OFF FIRST TIME
- Middle Earth: Blinkers AGAIN, Winkers OFF AGAIN
- Saint George: Blinkers FIRST TIME
Race 9 - Powerflo Solutions Tesio Stakes (Group 3) (2040m) - 5:50pm
Cox Plate Day concludes with the Group 3 Tesio Stakes, where a large field of mares rounds out the program over 2040 metres.
| No. | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Too Darn Discreet | Dan O'Sullivan | Declan Bates | 10 | 60kg |
| 2 | Panova | Chris Waller | James McDonald | 14 | 59.5kg |
| 3 | Shockletz (NZ) | Ciaron Maher | Harry Coffey | 6 | 58kg |
| 4 | Sunset Park (GB) | Michael Kent | Jamie Melham | 11 | 55.5kg |
| 5 | After Summer | Dominic Sutton | Billy Egan | 5 | 54.5kg |
| 6 | Sun Worshipper | Matt Kropp | Luke Currie | 1 | 54kg |
| 7 | Private Legacy | Gregory Hickman | Luke Nolen | 4 | 54kg |
| 8 | Jenni’s Meadow | Ciaron Maher | Beau Mertens | 8 | 54kg |
| 9 | Perfect Ten (NZ) | Nikki Burke | Craig Williams | 9 | 54kg |
| 10 | Charisse | Gerard Moloney | Patrick Moloney | 15 | 54kg |
| 11 | Sun Gift (NZ) | Danny O'Brien | Michael Dee | 13 | 54kg |
| 12 | Ocean Bay (NZ) | Gavin Bedggood | Daniel Stackhouse | 3 | 54kg |
| 13 | Soverato (NZ) | Chris Waller | Damian Lane | 7 | 54kg |
| 14 | Classic Gem | Dominic Sutton | William Pike | 16 | 54kg |
| 15 | Chispa (NZ) | Chris Waller | Jye McNeil | 12 | 54kg |
| 16 | Moonlight Circus | Michael Kent | TBC | 2 | 54kg |
| 17 | House Of Lords (NZ) | Peter Gelagotis | Lachlan Neindorf | 17 | 54kg |
Fast Five
- Named after a champion: The Tesio Stakes honours Tesio, one of the most influential names in thoroughbred breeding and racing history.
- Last five winners: Lady Jones (2025), Lady In Pink (2024), Osmose (2023), My Whisper (2022) and Flying Mascot (2021).
- Mares' spring target: The race has long been a valuable late-spring opportunity for mares stepping beyond the mile and into a genuine staying test over 2040 metres.
- Recent consistency: The past five winners have all been four-year-old or older mares, reinforcing the race’s place as a specialist spring target for the division.
- Strong honour roll: Flying Mascot, My Whisper, Osmose, Lady In Pink and Lady Jones headline the recent winners of a race that regularly produces quality mares.
Gear Changes
- Panova: Tongue Tie FIRST TIME
- Shockletz: Blinkers AGAIN
- Private Legacy: Nasal Strip FIRST TIME
- Jenni’s Meadow: Blinkers AGAIN
- Moonlight Circus: Blinkers OFF FIRST TIME
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