The 2026 Australasian Oaks ran on Saturday April 25 at Morphettville, Adelaide, Australia and was won by the progressive Panova ($11) who handed trainer Chris Waller his third win!
Australasian Oaks 2026 Results
| 4. Panova (13) J: James McDonald 56kg 1x657 T: Chris Waller | ||
| 5. Mating Call (8) J: Jamie Melham 56kg 5x441 T: Dan Clarken & Oopy Macgillivray | ||
| 12. Paltrow Miss (7) J: Craig Williams 56kg 1x12 T: Ciaron Maher | ||
| 2. Getta Good Feeling (4) J: Billy Egan 56kg 16x11 T: Danny O'brien | ||
| 3. Salty Pearl (2) J: Ben Allen 56kg 32313 T: Ciaron Maher | ||
| 10. Savitri (11) J: Ben Melham 56kg x2511 T: Mitchell Freedman | ||
| 11. Kazaru (12) J: Lachlan Neindorf 56kg 62114 T: Phillip Stokes | ||
| 9. Stung (14) J: Kerrin Mcevoy 56kg 5x110 T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | ||
| 16. Cushioned (5) J: Daniel Stackhouse 56kg 2x641 T: Anthony & Sam Freedman | ||
| 7. Freedom Flame (1) J: Taylor Johnstone 56kg x6252 T: Andrew Gluyas | ||
| 17. Oui Oui Ma Cherie (3) J: Teagan Voorham 56kg 12400 T: Stuart Gower | ||
| 15. Synthesise (9) J: Kayla Crowther 56kg 3x230 T: Matthew Seyers | ||
| 1. Strictly Business (15) J: John Allen 56kg 21x58 T: Thomas Carberry | ||
| 14. Just Kick (10) J: Harry Coffey 56kg 97x43 T: Emma-Lee & David Browne | ||
| 13. Naraghi (6) J: Alana Kelly 56kg x2153 T: Liam Howley | ||
| 8. Bona Sforza (16) J: Ace Lawson-Carroll 56kg 64x01 T: Samantha Finnegan |
Australasian Oaks Info
- 2026 Australasian Oaks Date: Saturday the 25th of April 2026
- Track Location: Morphettville Racecourse, Morphettville, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
- Distance: 2,000m
- Conditions: Set Weights - 3YO Fillies
- Status: Group 1
- Prize Money (AUD): $1,000,000
- First Run: 1982
- Reigning Australasian Oaks Winner: Panova (2026)
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The Group 1 Australasian Oaks is a popular set weights test for Australia’s top three-year-old fillies. It is one of the most popular Group 1 races held during the Adelaide Autumn Racing Carnival and traditionally takes place at Morphettville Racecourse in late April or early May as the key support act on Robert Sangster Stakes Day conducted by the South Australian Jockey Club (SAJC).
It is considered one of Australia’s leading fillies’ only races and attracts some of the best young staying types in the country with AU$1 million in prize money.
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Whether you’re a seasoned punter or new to betting on the horse races in Australia and New Zealand, our comprehensive Australasian Oaks coverage has everything you need.
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Australasian Oaks Fast Facts
- Last favourite to win the Australasian Oaks: Benagil ($3.10 in 2025)
- Notable Fact: Harry Coffey broke his Group 1 maiden in the 2018 Australasian Oaks on Sopressa in an emotional victory!
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Australasian Oaks Betting Info
Australasian Oaks betting is open months ahead of the Group 1 Morphettville, autumn race for three-year-old fillies at the TAB NZ.
We offer pre-nomination Australasian Oaks betting odds throughout the year that are known as futures Australasian Oaks odds online.
All-In Australasian Oaks betting markets are then available following the official Australasian Oaks nominations taken on the Thursday prior to the event.
Betting on the Australasian Oaks field is available following final acceptances on the Tuesday of race week.
Betting on the Australasian Oaks favours the locally trained champions from the best Australian horse racing stables in Adelaide and interstate.
Australasian Oaks race betting traditionally focuses on any past Group 1 winning fillies who have an outstanding record in the event and the class interstate raiders in the race who have a dominant recent record in the end of autumn showdown.
Australasian Oaks takes race tips centre on the standout champion fillies in Australia and New Zealand that have good lead-up form in similar grade autumn events, fillies with previous experience at the Morphettville track and the runners from the key stables who have dominated Australasian Oaks race results.
The Australasian Oaks is a set weights event open to fillies aged three-years-old.
Expert Tips on the 2026 Australasian Oaks
Stay tuned for our expert tips and Australasian Oaks betting predictions ahead of this year’s Group 1 feature at Morphettville.
| 2. Getta Good Feeling (4) J: Billy Egan 56kg 16×11 T: Danny O’brien |
| 3. Salty Pearl (2) J: Ben Allen 56kg 32313 T: Ciaron Maher |
| 10. Savitri (11) J: Ben Melham 56kg x2511 T: Mitchell Freedman |
Australasian Oaks Tips
Australasian Oaks tips on which horse will win the next edition of South Australia’s 2000m feature flood in as the countdown to the important Morphettville race heats up.
Australasian Oaks race tips on what filly will win the event this year are highly sought after by smart punters and racing fans every season.
When looking at Australasian Oaks race tips it is important to consider factors including:
- What fillies in the Australasian Oaks field are proven over the 2,000m distance?
- Who the key Australasian Oaks trainers and jockeys are and what fillies they have in the Australasian Oaks field this year?
- Australasian Oaks barrier statistics and where your Australasian Oaks betting selections are drawn.
- Australasian Oaks fillies that have a good past record at the track.
How long does it take to know if you placed a winning Australasian Oaks race tip? The event itself takes around 2 minutes for the competing fillies to run the 2,000m trip depending on track conditions.
The official Australasian Oaks winner and winning Australasian Oaks trifecta are known shortly after unless there is a protest or a photo-finish Australasian Oaks result.
Who holds the Australasian Oaks race record? Anamato holds the current 2000m Australasian Oaks record winning in 2007 in a time of 2 minutes 02:20 seconds.
What are the best Australasian Oaks lead-up races to look at when placing an Australasian Oaks bet?
There are a number of autumn races Australasian Oaks bound fillies may contest in the lead-up including Rosehill’s Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) at Sydney in early April and the Group 3 Auraria Stakes (1800m) at the Morphettville track a fortnight prior to the Oaks.
Tempest Morn (2001) was the last filly to complete the Vinery Stud Stakes / Australasian Oaks interstate double.
Sopressa (2018) was the last filly to complete the Auraria Stakes / Australasian Oaks double.
New Zealand-Bred Horses in the Australasian Oaks
Betting on the New Zealand-bred horses in the field is popular with Kiwi punters, and the race results show a number of New Zealand foaled Australasian Oaks winners in recent history.
Since 2000 there have been seven Australasian Oaks winners foaled in New Zealand with Affaire A Suivre (2023) the most recent.
Australasian Oaks Tips for a Trifecta
Australasian Oaks tips for a trifecta cover the first three fillies to officially go past the finishing post in the Australasian Oaks results.
The horse to finish on top of the Australasian Oaks trifecta is your Australasian Oaks winner, the runner who outlasted all their rivals and finished in the fastest time.
Placing an Australasian Oaks trifecta exotic bet on the race is a great way to add to the thrill and potentially be rewarded with a generous pay-out.
An Australasian Oaks trifecta is only successful if the three horses in your bet finish in the exact order you predict. Punters may choose instead to box their trifecta bets on the Australasian Oaks to cover more finishing options and increase the chances of winning.
Adding the favourite in your Australasian Oaks trifecta bets is a top tip as the favourites have a strong recent strike-rate.
Key Australasian Oaks Statistics and Insights
Place an informed bet on this year’s Australasian Oaks by considering the following key statistics and insights:
- Win Rates: Horses with high win rates in similar races are strong contenders for the Australasian Oaks. Our Australasian Oaks betting tips available at the TAB NZ Punters Lounge provide detailed win rate statistics.
- Place Percentages: Evaluate horses with consistent place percentages, indicating reliability and competitiveness. Australasian Oaks race tips offer comprehensive data on place percentages.
- Barrier Success Rates: Horses starting from double-digit barriers have historically shown a higher success rate in the Australasian Oaks.
2026 Australasian Oaks Field
Nominations close: Thursday April 16, 2026, at 12:00PM AEST
Weights declared by: Tuesday April 21, 2026, at 4:30PM AEST
Acceptances must be declared before: Tuesday April 21, 2026, at 9:00AM AEST
Riders must be declared before: Wednesday April 22, 2026, at 12:30PM AEST
Australasian Oaks betting takes place on the popular race which is held at Adelaide’s Morphettville Racecourse on a Saturday in late April or early May annually.
Australasian Oaks odds are offered on the esteemed Group 1 set weights event, and the field attracts a host of quality fillies many of which are coming off runs in the other Group 1 autumn majors interstate.
The Group 1 Australasian Oaks is one of South Australia’s most popular horse races and has been run and won since 1982 when the mighty Rose Of Kingston won before being crowned that season’s Australian Horse of the Year.
The race has recently been known as the Schweppes Oaks due to sponsorship.
For one edition in 2000, the race was run Victoria Park with Grand Echezeaux saluting that year.
It has been a key event on Australia’s racing calendar for over 40 years and continues to attract the best fillies, jockeys and trainers from across the country and New Zealand.
Many subsequent stars of the turf have won the Australasian Oaks during their three-year-old seasons including eventual 10-time Group 1 winner Rose Of Kingston, and future Caulfield Cup winners Imposera and Mannerism.
Winning the Australasian Oaks is a significant achievement in the racing community, and the event attracts lots of attention from punters both locally and internationally in New Zealand.
Taking place at Morphettville Racecourse in South Australia, the Australasian Oaks is a 2000m event.
The Australasian Oaks was elevated to Group 1 status in 1983 the year Royal Regatta won the second edition of the event.
Robert Sangster Stakes Day
Robert Sangster Stakes Day is a highlight of the Adelaide Autumn Racing Carnival, held annually at Morphettville Racecourse in South Australia, typically in late April.
The event features the prestigious Group 1 Robert Sangster Stakes, also known as the TAB Classic, a weight-for-age race for fillies and mares over 1200 meters, with a prize pool of $1,000,000.
First run in 1983 and renamed in 2005 to honor the prolific owner and breeder Robert Sangster, the race has grown in prestige and is now one of only four Group 1 races in South Australia.
Notable winners include Dantelah, who set a race record in 1999, the undefeated champion Black Caviar in 2012, and Ruthless Dame in 2023.
The day also features other significant races, including the Australasian Oaks, making it one of South Australia’s richest days of racing.
The 2026 event is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026.
Key Robert Sangster Stakes Day races:
- Group 1 $1,000,000 Robert Sangster Stakes (1200m)
- Group 1 $1,000,000 Australasian Oaks (2000m)
- Group 2 $250,000 Tobin Bronze Stakes (1200m) – formerly known as the Euclase Stakes
- Group 2 $250,000 Queen Of The South Stakes (1600m)
- Group 3 $150,000 DC McKay Stakes (1100m) – now run as the John Hawkes Stakes
- Group 3 $150,000 Breeders’ Stakes (1200m)
- Group 3 $150,000 Chairman’s Stakes (2000m)
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Where can you bet on the Australasian Oaks?
The best place to bet on this year’s Australasian Oaks race is through the TAB NZ online.
Australasian Oaks Odds
Australasian Oaks odds and online betting tips on the Australasian Oaks horse race in Australia are dominated by proven Group 1 fillies, the locally trained runners in the race and backing the wider-drawn runners in the mix who have a strong recent record in the event.
Where can I find the latest Australasian Oaks odds?
For the latest odds and updates on the Australasian Oaks, TAB NZ is your go-to source. They provide real-time odds fluctuations, ensuring you have the most current information to make informed betting decisions. It’s crucial to monitor these odds closely, as they reflect the market’s perception of each horse’s chances, influenced by factors like form, barrier draw, and track conditions.
How to Place a Bet on the Australasian Oaks
Want to know how to make a bet on the Australasian Oaks? Visit the TAB NZ racing page to access the latest Australasian Oaks betting odds and options.
It is simple to learn how to place a bet on the Australasian Oaks online.
You can place an Australasian Oaks bet online anytime markets are live.
There are more ways than ever to get involved in betting on the Australasian Oaks.
From seasoned punters analysing form guides to casual racing fans drawn to the excitement, the Australasian Oaks is a race for everyone.
Whether you’re diving deep into the latest Australasian Oaks race field, joining a sweepstake with friends, or simply enjoying the atmosphere of the autumn Morphettville racing, the Australasian Oaks has it all!
This important autumn race showcases Australia’s finest thoroughbreds and attracts attention from all over the country and here in New Zealand as one of the best events in the autumn!
How to Bet on the Australasian Oaks this year?
1. Log in or sign-up with TAB NZ.
2. Make a secure online deposit using one of the TAB NZ safe deposit methods.
3. Check out the Australasian Oaks betting guide, Australasian Oaks form guide and our expert Australasian Oaks tips.
4. Choose an Australasian Oaks bet to place such as Win, Place, Each-Way or the Australasian Oaks Trifecta. There are many more Australasian Oaks betting options available so make sure to check out our Australasian Oaks betting markets.
5. Select the Australasian Oaks horse you want to bet on from the early markets, Australasian Oaks nominations or Australasian Oaks field.
Australasian Oaks Prize Money
The Australasian Oaks prize money is set at A$1 million in total stakes allocated between first to tenth place.
How much does the Australasian Oaks winner get?
The winning Australasian Oaks filly receives a total of A$547,250 in prize money.
See below for the official breakdown of Australasian Oaks prizes on offer from the Australasian Oaks winner to the tenth horse to cross the finish line in the official Australasian Oaks results.
First: A$547,250
Second: A$177,000
Third: A$88,250
Fourth: A$50,000
Fifth: A$37,500
Sixth – Tenth: A$20,000
What makes betting on the Australasian Oaks so popular?
The fact that the Australasian Oaks is the standout Group 1 races for fillies run during the Adelaide Autumn Racing Carnival and one of the key April horse races in Australasia make it a must watch and must bet on racing event.
The Australasian Oaks is a hugely popular and lucrative race that has produced a host of subsequent Group 1 winning fillies both locally and across the Tasman.
As a Group 1 event with a rich history dating back to 1982, the Australasian Oaks is a premier race for three-year-old fillies, attracting top-quality runners and garnering significant attention.
The 2000m distance provides a genuine test of stamina for these young fillies, creating intriguing betting angles for those who study staying form.
Races like the Vinery Stud Stakes and the Auraria Stakes often provide key form indicators, allowing punters to analyse the contenders’ lead-up performances.
While favourites have a decent record, double-figure winners aren’t unheard of, offering the chance for lucrative payouts.
The significant $1 million prize pool elevates the race’s prestige and draws greater attention from both punters and the racing media.
The race often features a mix of South Australian and interstate fillies, adding another layer of interest for local and national punters.
For the best online betting on the Australasian Oaks, consider tipping a horse to win both the Australasian Oaks and another Group 1 race over the carnival in an autumn race double!
The race’s competitive nature and the presence of high-profile horses provide numerous betting opportunities, from win/place bets to exotic bets like trifectas and quinellas.
What makes the Australasian Oaks so special?
The Australasian Oaks is held at Morphettville Racecourse which is home to some of the autumn’s biggest events, making it a favourite destination for racegoers in South Australia.
As a well-established feature of the Adelaide Autumn Racing Carnival, the race has built a strong history and following over the years.
It serves as a great guide historically to other important Australian and New Zealand Group 1 races so using the Australasian Oaks winners’ list for upcoming Group events is popular with punters.
It is a highly competitive and prestigious race that grows in popularity each autumn.
Australian and international racing fans, including those in New Zealand, tune into the thrilling 2000m autumn event every season to see if their bets on the Australasian Oaks race won!
The Australasian Oaks currently offers AU$1,000,000 in prize money plus bragging rights with jockeys, trainers and owners from across the country and further abroad keen to add their names to the list of Australasian Oaks champions.
What are the popular betting markets for the Australasian Oaks?
When it comes to betting on the Australasian Oaks, there are a number of more popular betting options with punters including:
Exotics: These include Quinella, Trifecta, and First Four, where you predict the specific order of finishers, offering potentially higher payouts but requiring more precise predictions.
Win & Place: Bet on a horse to win or finish in the top places. This is one of the most straightforward and popular betting options.
Each-Way: A combination of win and place bets, providing a safety net if your chosen horse doesn’t win but finishes in the top positions.
What races will runners out of the Australasian Oaks target next?
Many fillies out of the Australasian Oaks may race on and target the upcoming Group 1 Queensland Oaks (2200m) at Eagle Farm in early June.
Egg Tart (2017) was the last filly to complete the Australasian Oaks / Queensland Oaks interstate double.
Australasian Oaks Barriers
The Australasian Oaks barrier draw and allocated starting gates play a key role for many punters when deciding on what horses to bet on in the big race.
What is the most successful recent Australasian Oaks barrier draw?
Barrier 13 has produced five Australasian Oaks winners between 2000 and 2026, most recently Panova in 2026.
Barrier 16 is the widest gate to produce an Australasian Oaks winner between 2000 and 2026, most recently Affaire A Suivre in 2023.
Barrier 13 was the latest to produce back-to-back Australasian Oaks winners with Benagil (2025) and Panova (2026).
Barrier 13 is the latest Australasian Oaks winning barrier with Panova in 2026.
Breakdown of winning Australasian Oaks barriers between 2000-26:
Barrier 1 – 4 (latest Sopressa in 2018)
Barrier 2 – 3 (latest Glint Of Hope in 2022)
Barrier 3 – 1 (latest Toffee Tongue in 2020)
Barrier 4 – 3 (latest Egg Tart in 2017)
Barrier 5 – 0
Barrier 6 – 1 (latest Lights Of Heaven in 2011)
Barrier 7 – 1 (latest Zarita in 2008)
Barrier 8 – 1 (latest Marju Snip in 2006)
Barrier 9 – 0
Barrier 10 – 1 (latest Delicacy in 2015)
Barrier 11 – 1 (latest Vibrant Sun in 2024)
Barrier 12 – 3 (latest Media Award in 2021)
Barrier 13 – 5 (latest Panova in 2026)
Barrier 14 – 2 (latest Maybee Discreet in 2013)
Barrier 15 – 0
Barrier 16 – 1 (latest Affaire A Suivre in 2023)
Australasian Oaks Form
We offer a complete Australasian Oaks form guide and expert analysis on every filly in the Australasian Oaks field in addition to insider Australasian Oaks racing tips and betting odds.
Our Australasian Oaks form guides include:
- Australasian Oaks race preview and predictions
- Racing analysis on the event and runners
- Previous runs, barrier trials and lead-up statistics
- Key information on all horses in the race like trainer and jockey form
- Runner commentary
Whether you are just starting out tipping horses in the Australasian Oaks or you are an expert Australasian Oaks tipster, our form guide gives you all the statistics and information you need to make a smart bet on the Australasian Oaks.
How to Read the Australasian Oaks Guide
Here’s a step-by-step explanation of how to interpret a horse’s form and performance indicators when looking at this year’s Australasian Oaks form guide:
Barrier Position: Evaluate the horse’s barrier draw and its historical performance from similar starting positions.
Recent Performances: Review the horse’s last few races, focusing on finish positions and the quality of competition faced.
Track and Distance Records: Check the horse’s performance on similar track conditions and distances to gauge suitability.
Jockey and Trainer Stats: Consider the success rates of the jockey and trainer combination, particularly in the Australasian Oaks race.
Weight Carried: Analyse how the weight carried in previous races compares to the Australasian Oaks as this can impact performance.
Australasian Oaks Results
The Australasian Oaks results are known when the event takes place in April annually.
You can bet on the Australasian Oaks race results weeks ahead of race day with our futures Australasian Oaks markets here at the TAB NZ.
Betting on the Australasian Oaks results entails picking the Australasian Oaks winning filly and we can help you place an informed bet on the Australasian Oaks field with our Australasian Oaks tips and form guide.
Other Australasian Oaks race results include the winning jockeys, trainers, successful barrier and finishing time.
The complete Australasian Oaks finishing order shows what position every filly in the field ran.
Some punters even like to place bets on what filly will finish last in the Australasian Oaks results!
Australasian Oaks exotic results show how all the exotic Australasian Oaks bet types resulted like the Australasian Oaks Quinella, Australasian Oaks Exacta, Australasian Oaks Trifecta, and Australasian Oaks First Four.
Australasian Oaks Jockeys
Securing a ride in the Australasian Oaks field is a highly sought-after achievement for jockeys around Australia and New Zealand. Winning this important autumn race is a nice campaign goal for many of Australasia’s top riders looking to secure a Group 1 trophy during the carnival.
What jockeys are riding in the Australasian Oaks field is determined by the owners and trainers of the horses, and official Australasian Oaks jockey announcements are made in the weeks and days leading up to the race.
James McDonald is the latest Australasian Oaks winning jockey having ridden Panova to victory in 2026 to secure his maiden Group 1 win in South Australia.
Mark Zahra is the latest back-to-back Australasian Oaks winning jockey with Vibrant Sun (2024) and Benagil (2025).
Damien Oliver is most successful recent Australasian Oaks jockey with four wins, most recently on Princess Jenni (2019).
Stay tuned to the TAB NZ racing blog to see what jockeys lock in a confirmed ride on one of the Australasian Oaks fillies this summer.
Australasian Oaks Trainers
Bart Cummings and Lee Freedman are the equal most successful Australasian Oaks trainers throughout history with four winners each.
Chris Waller is the latest Australasian Oaks winning trainer having prepared Panova to victory in 2026. Waller also won with Egg Tart (2017) and Toffee Tongue (2020).
Australasian Oaks Winners
Notable Australasian Oaks winners throughout history include:
Rose Of Kingston (1982): Rose Of Kingston was the inaugural winner of the Australasian Oaks in 1982. Trained by Bart Cummings, this exceptional filly went on to have a stellar career, including victories in the VRC Oaks and the AJC Derby. Her versatility and dominance on the track made her one of the standout fillies of her generation.
Centaurea (1985): Centaurea claimed the Australasian Oaks in 1985, ridden by the legendary jockey Lester Piggott. Trained by Colin Hayes, Centaurea’s victory was notable for its strong finish, showcasing her stamina and racing prowess. This win was a highlight in a career that included several other significant performances.
Imposera (1988): Imposera won the Australasian Oaks in 1988 and later went on to win the Caulfield Cup, demonstrating her exceptional ability over various distances. Trained by Colin Hayes, Imposera’s Oaks victory was a key part of her illustrious racing career.
Mannerism (1991): Mannerism took the Australasian Oaks title in 1991. Trained by Lee Freedman, she was known for her consistency and strength. Mannerism’s career was highlighted by her victory in the Caulfield Cup, making her one of the notable fillies of her time.
Tristalove (1994): Tristalove won the Australasian Oaks in 1994, adding to her impressive list of achievements. Trained by David Hayes, she was celebrated for her versatility and success across multiple Group 1 races. Tristalove’s Oaks win was a testament to her class and racing talent.
Zarita (2008): Zarita claimed the Australasian Oaks in 2008, showcasing her exceptional talent and determination. Trained by Pat Hyland, Zarita’s victory in the Oaks was part of a successful career that included multiple Group 1 wins, solidifying her status as a top-class filly.
Lights Of Heaven (2011): Lights Of Heaven triumphed in the 2011 Australasian Oaks. Trained by Peter Moody, she was known for her powerful finishes and versatility. Lights Of Heaven’s Oaks victory was a significant achievement in a career that saw her compete successfully at the highest levels.
Delicacy (2015): Delicacy won the Australasian Oaks in 2015, trained by Grant Williams. This talented filly went on to win the South Australian Derby, showcasing her stamina and class. Delicacy’s Oaks victory was a highlight in a career filled with notable achievements.
Egg Tart (2017): Egg Tart claimed the Australasian Oaks in 2017, trained by Chris Waller. Known for her strong finishing burst, Egg Tart’s victory in the Oaks was part of a successful campaign that included multiple Group 1 wins. Her performance in the Oaks highlighted her exceptional racing ability.
Glint Of Hope (2022): Glint Of Hope won the Australasian Oaks in 2022, trained by Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young. This Japanese-bred filly showcased her talent and determination, securing a narrow victory in a competitive field. Her Oaks win was a testament to her resilience and racing prowess.
Affaire A Suivre (2023): Affaire A Suivre triumphed in the 2023 Australasian Oaks, trained by Ciaron Maher and David Eustace. This New Zealand-bred filly demonstrated her class and stamina, winning the Oaks after a strong performance in the Port Adelaide Guineas. Her victory was celebrated as a significant achievement in her racing career.
Vibrant Sun (2024): Vibrant Sun claimed the Australasian Oaks in 2024, trained by Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr. This filly led all the way to secure her victory, showcasing her speed and determination. Vibrant Sun’s Oaks win was a highlight in a career that promised further success.
Benagil (2025): Glen Thompson’s Victorian raider Benagil continued the excellent record of favourites in the Australasian Oaks when saluting for the punters as the $3.10 favourite off a Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes second. She overcame barrier 13 with last year’s winning hoop, Mark Zahra, successful again with a big late charge to get the job done in style.
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Past Australasian Oaks Results
Recent Australasian Oaks winners, jockeys, trainers, barriers, and weights carried to victory dating back to the year 2005 are detailed in the below table.
| Year | Winner – Age/Gender Breeding | Jockey | Weight (kgs) | Trainer/s | Barrier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | PANOVA (AUS) 3F TRAPEZE ARTIST (AUS) – LOVE ME QUIETLY (AUS) TRUSTING (AUS) | J MCDONALD | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 13 |
| 2025 | BENAGIL (AUS) 3F MANHATTAN RAIN (AUS) – DES MOINES (AUS) WAR (AUS) | M J ZAHRA | 56.0 | GLEN THOMPSON | 13 |
| 2024 | VIBRANT SUN (AUS) 3F THE AUTUMN SUN (AUS) – VIBRANT ROUGE (AUS) WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) | M J ZAHRA | 56.0 | M PRICE & M KENT | 11 |
| 2023 | AFFAIRE A SUIVRE (NZ) 3F ASTERN (AUS) – LAURELLING (USA) HIGHEST HONOR (FR) | J ALLEN | 56.0 | C MAHER & D EUSTACE | 16 |
| 2022 | GLINT OF HOPE (JPN) 3F DEEP IMPACT (JPN) – SACRED SIGHT (GB) FASTNET ROCK (AUS) | DANIEL MOOR | 56.0 | TRENT BUSUTTIN & NATALIE YOUNG | 2 |
| 2021 | MEDIA AWARD (AUS) 3F SHAMUS AWARD (AUS) – MUSIC MEDIA (AUS) MORE THAN READY (USA) | L NOLEN | 56.0 | CHRIS CALTHORPE | 12 |
| 2020 | TOFFEE TONGUE (NZ) 3F TAVISTOCK (NZ) – BAGALOLLIES (AUS) ZABEEL (NZ) | DAMIEN THORNTON | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 3 |
| 2019 | PRINCESS JENNI (NZ) 3F HIGH CHAPARRAL (IRE) – GLITZABEEL (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ) | DAMIEN OLIVER | 56.0 | DAVID BRIDEOAKE | 2 |
| 2018 | SOPRESSA (AUS) 3F SO YOU THINK (NZ) – HIDDEN STRINGS (AUS) WEASEL CLAUSE (AUS) | HARRY COFFEY | 56.0 | DARREN WEIR | 1 |
| 2017 | EGG TART (AUS) 3F SEBRING (AUS) – MRS WINDSOR (AUS) KING’S BEST (USA) | K MCEVOY | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 4 |
| 2016 | ABBEY MARIE (AUS) 3F REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) – CATSHAAN (AUS) CATRAIL (USA) | L NOLEN | 56.0 | MICHAEL KENT | 2 |
| 2015 | DELICACY (AUS) 3F AL MAHER (AUS) – SIMPLY WICKED (AUS) SCENIC (IRE) | P HALL | 56.0 | GRANT WILLIAMS | 10 |
| 2014 | MAY’S DREAM (AUS) 3F NEW APPROACH (IRE) – SHE’S ARCHIE (AUS) ARCHWAY (IRE) | B RAWILLER | 56.0 | DARREN WEIR | 13 |
| 2013 | MAYBE DISCREET (AUS) 3F SHAMARDAL (USA) – OH SO DISCREET (AUS) BLUEBIRD (USA) | D TOURNEUR | 56.0 | PHILLIP STOKES | 14 |
| 2012 | INVEST (AUS) 3F DEHERE (USA) – UNEARTHLY (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ) | P MERTENS | 56.0 | CLARRY CONNERS | 1 |
| 2011 | LIGHTS OF HEAVEN (NZ) 3F ZABEEL (NZ) – I’M IN HEAVEN (NZ) VOLKSRAAD (GB) | L NOLEN | 56.0 | PETER G MOODY | 6 |
| 2010 | SMALL MINDS (AUS) 3F CANNY LAD (AUS) – PRINCESS MARIGOLD (AUS) YEATS (USA) | DEAN HOLLAND | 56.0 | JOHN P THOMPSON | 14 |
| 2009 | GALLICA (AUS) 3F REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) – SWING QUEEN (USA) KINGMAMBO (USA) | C NEWITT | 56.0 | MICK PRICE | 12 |
| 2008 | ZARITA (NZ) 3F PENTIRE (GB) – GIN PLAYER (NZ) DEFENSIVE PLAY (USA) | G CHILDS | 56.0 | P T HYLAND | 7 |
| 2007 | ANAMATO (AUS) 3F REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) – VOLTAGE (AUS) WHISKEY ROAD (USA) | M RODD | 56.0 | D A HAYES | 12 |
| 2006 | MARJU SNIP (NZ) 3F MARJU (IRE) – AULIDE (AUS) SNIPPETS (AUS) | S W ARNOLD | 55.0 | PHILLIP STOKES | 8 |
| 2005 | IRISH DARLING (AUS) 3F IVORY’S IRISH (AUS) – SANDY DARLING (AUS) GEIGER COUNTER (USA) | P J HARVEY | 55.0 | TONY VASIL | 13 |
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