The 2026 Australian Oaks ran on Saturday April 11 at Randwick, Sydney, Australia and was won by the now Chris Waller-trained NZ Oaks champion Ohope Wins ($2.60F)!
Australian Oaks 2026 Results
| 1. Ohope Wins (7) J: James McDonald 56kg 21114 T: Chris Waller | ||
| 3. Profoundly (10) J: Tommy Berry 56kg 4x131 T: Michael Freedman | ||
| 2. After Summer (3) J: Billy Egan 56kg 33x62 T: Dominic Sutton | ||
| 7. Classic Gem (9) J: Damian Lane 56kg 44x25 T: Dominic Sutton | ||
| 4. Soverato (4) J: Kerrin Mcevoy 56kg x1242 T: Chris Waller | ||
| 12. Dance With Destiny (11) J: Tom Marquand 56kg 40x44 T: John Sargent | ||
| 8. Queen Of Clubs (8) J: Craig Williams 56kg x6800 T: Gary Portelli | ||
| 6. Stand My Ground (12) J: Tyler Schiller 56kg 4x15 T: Marc Chevalier | ||
| 11. Mountain Queen (2) J: Rachel King 56kg x2109 T: Matthew Smith | ||
| 9. Satono Invader (6) J: Jason Collett 56kg 21193 T: Kris Lees | ||
| 10. La Morra (5) J: Regan Bayliss 56kg 71234 T: John P Thompson | ||
| 5. Long Legs (1) J: Nash Rawiller 56kg 3x346 T: Gary Portelli |
Australian Oaks Info
- 2026 Australian Oaks Date: Saturday the 11th of April 2026
- Track Location: Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
- Distance: 2,400m
- Conditions: 3YO Fillies - Set Weights
- Status: Group 1
- Prize Money (AUD): $1,000,000
- First Run: 1885
- Reigning Australian Oaks Winner: Ohope Wins (2026)
Looking for the latest Australian Oaks betting odds, insider racing tips and form for the Randwick Group 1 race for three-year-old fillies this April? The TAB NZ have all the best betting guides and statistics to make informed bets on the ATC Oaks race this autumn!
The Group 1 ATC Australian Oaks is an important staying test for Australia’s top three-year-old fillies. It is one of the most popular Group 1 races held each Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival and traditionally takes place Sydney’s Randwick Racecourse on the second Saturday in April as a highlight of Queen Elizabeth Stakes Day on Day 2 of the coveted The Championships conducted by the Australian Turf Club.
It is considered one of Australia’s premier staying races for fillies and attracts some of the best long-distance female horses in the country with AU$1 million in prize money.
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TAB NZ provides in-depth analysis, form guides, and betting insights to help you navigate the competitive field of autumn contenders.
Whether you’re a seasoned punter or new to betting on the horse races in Australia and New Zealand, our comprehensive Australian Oaks coverage has everything you need.
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Australian Oaks Fast Facts
- Last New Zealand trained Australian Oaks winner: Pennyweka (2023)
- Last New Zealand bred Australian Oaks winner: Ohope Wins (2026)
- Last favourite to win the Australian Oaks: Ohope Wins ($2.60 in 2026)
- Notable Fact: In the 2025 ATC Oaks the mighty Winx was beaten by Gust Of Wind in what would become her final ever race defeat!
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Australian Oaks Betting Info
Australian Oaks betting is open months ahead of the Group 1 Randwick, autumn classic race for three-year-old fillies at the TAB NZ.
We offer pre-nomination Australian Oaks betting odds throughout the year that are known as futures Australian Oaks odds online.
All-In Australian Oaks betting markets are then available following the official Australian Oaks nominations taken on a Tuesday in early February.
Betting on the Australian Oaks field is available following final acceptances on the Tuesday of race week.
Betting on the Australian Oaks favours the locally trained fillies from the best Australian horse racing stables in Sydney and Melbourne.
Australian Oaks race betting traditionally focuses on any past Group 1 winning fillies who have an outstanding record in the event.
Australian Oaks race tips centre on the standout fillies in Australia and New Zealand that have good lead-up form in similar grade autumn events, fillies with previous experience at the iconic Randwick track and the runners from the key stables including Chris Waller who have dominated recent Australian Oaks race results.
The Australian Oaks is a set weights event open to fillies aged three-years-old.
Expert Tips on the 2026 Australian Oaks
Stay tuned for our expert tips and Australian Oaks betting predictions ahead of this year’s Group 1 fillies’ feature at Randwick.
| 1. Ohope Wins (7) J: James McDonald 56kg 21114 T: Chris Waller |
| 3. Profoundly (10) J: Tommy Berry 56kg 4×131 T: Michael Freedman |
| 2. After Summer (3) J: Billy Egan 56kg 33×62 T: Dominic Sutton |
Australian Oaks Tips
Australian Oaks tips on which horse will win the next edition of New South Wales’ 2400m feature flood in as the countdown to the important Randwick race heats up.
Australian Oaks race tips on what horse will win the event this year are highly sought after by smart punters and racing fans every season.
When looking at Australian Oaks race tips it is important to consider factors including:
- What fillies in the Australian Oaks field are proven over the 2,400m distance?
- Who the key Australian Oaks trainers and jockeys are and what fillies they have in the Australian Oaks field this year?
- Australian Oaks barrier statistics and where your Australian Oaks betting selections are drawn.
- Australian Oaks fillies that have a good past record at the track.
How long does it take to know if you placed a winning Australian Oaks race tip? The event itself takes around 2 and a half minutes for the competing horses to run the 2,400m trip depending on track conditions.
The official Australian Oaks winner and winning Australian Oaks trifecta are known shortly after unless there is a protest or a photo-finish Australian Oaks result. There has been one dead-heat in Australian Oaks history with Tamarisk and Crossfire tying for first in the second running in 1886.
Who holds the Australian Oaks race record? Unforgotten holds the current Australian Oaks race record over 2400m winning in 2018 in 2 minutes 27:21 seconds.
What are the best Australian Oaks lead-up races to look at when placing an Australian Oaks bet?
There are a number of earlier staying races Australian Oaks bound fillies may contest in the lead-up including the Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) at Rosehill two weeks prior, the Group 1 New Zealand Oaks (2400m) at Trentham in late March for any Kiwi fillies looking to make the trip down under, and the Group 3 Adrian Knox Stakes (2000m) at Randwick seven days before.
Treasurethe Moment (2025) was the last filly to complete the Vinery Stud Stakes / Australian Oaks double.
Ohope Wins (2026) was the last filly to complete the New Zealand Oaks / Australian Oaks double.
Colette (2020) is the last filly to complete the Adrian Knox Stakes / Australian Oaks double.
Rarely, fillies may contest the Group 1 Australian Derby (2400m) at the same track and trip the Saturday prior before the ATC Oaks.
Research in 1989 is the only filly to achieve the incredible feat of winning the Australian Derby / Australian Oaks double.
New Zealand-Bred Horses in the Australian Oaks
Betting on the New Zealand-bred horses in the field is popular with Kiwi punters, and the race results show a dominant number of recent New Zealand foaled and trained Australian Oaks winners.
Since 2000 there have been nine Australian Oaks winners foaled in New Zealand with Pennyweka (2023) and Ohope Wins (2026) the most recent.
Australian Oaks Tips for a Trifecta
Australian Oaks tips for a trifecta cover the first three fillies to officially go past the finishing post in the Australian Oaks results.
The filly to finish on top of the Australian Oaks trifecta is your Australian Oaks winner, the runner who outlasted all their rivals and finished in the fastest time.
Placing an Australian 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 Australian Oaks trifecta is only successful if the three fillies in your bet finish in the exact order you predict. Punters may choose instead to box their trifecta bets on the Australian Oaks to cover more finishing options and increase the chances of winning.
Adding the favourite into your Australian Oaks trifecta bet is a top tip as the favourites have a strong recent strike-rate running in the money.
Key Australian Oaks Statistics and Insights
Place an informed bet on this year’s Australian Oaks by considering the following key statistics and insights:
- Win Rates: Fillies with high win rates in similar races are strong contenders for the Australian Oaks. Our Australian Oaks betting tips available at the TAB NZ Punters Lounge provide detailed win rate statistics.
- Place Percentages: Evaluate fillies with consistent place percentages, indicating reliability and competitiveness. Australian Oaks race tips offer comprehensive data on place percentages.
- Barrier Success Rates: Fillies starting from barriers 3 – 11 historically shown a higher success rate in the Australian Oaks.
2026 Australian Oaks Field
Nominations close: Tuesday February 10, 2026, at 12:00PM AEDT
First acceptances close: Tuesday March 10, 2026, at 12:00PM AEDT
Weights declared by: Tuesday April 7, 2026, at 4:00PM AEDT
Acceptances must be declared before: Tuesday April 7, 2026, at 8:00AM AEDT
Riders must be declared before: Wednesday April 8, 2026, at 12:00PM AEDT
Australian Oaks betting takes place on the esteemed race which is held at Sydney’s Royal Randwick Racecourse on a Saturday in mid-April annually.
Australian Oaks odds are offered on the renowned 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.
The Group 1 Australian Oaks is one of Australia’s most famous horse races for fillies and has been run and won since 1885 when Uralla became the inaugural winner.
The race was originally known as the AJC Oaks (1885-1894) when run by the then Australian Jockey Club (AJC). There was a hiatus between 1895 and 1921 with the race not held during those years. It resumed in 1922 and run as the Adrian Knox Oaks Stakes until 1956.
It has been known as the AJC Australian Oaks since 1994, and subsequently, following the amalgamation of the AJC and STC, it became the ATC Australian Oaks.
It has been a key event on Australia’s racing calendar for over 130 years and continues to attract the best horses, jockeys and trainers from across the country and New Zealand.
History’s most notable Australian Oaks winners include legends like dual Cox Plate winner Flight, Evening Peal who also claimed the Melbourne Cup, another Melbourne Cup champion Light Fingers, the consistent Wenona Girl, Caulfield Cup champ Leilani, Surround who is the only filly to win the Cox Plate, Research who is the sole filly to complete the Australian Derby – Australian Oaks double, five-time Group 1 winner Triscay, top-class filly Grand Archway, the illustrious but ill-fated Melbourne Cup hero Verry Elleegant, New Zealand’s own Pennyweka, and Matt Laurie’s odds-on champion Treasurethe Moment.
Winning the Australian 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 Randwick Racecourse in New South Wales on the east coast of Australia, the Australian Oaks is a 2400m event and only the top staying fillies salute!
The Australian Oaks was elevated to Group 1 status in 1980 the year Lowan Star won.
Queen Elizabeth Stakes Day
Queen Elizabeth Stakes Day at Royal Randwick is a highlight of the Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival. This event is part of The Championships, specifically on Day 2, which will be held on Saturday, April 11, 2026. The day features four Group 1 races, including the prestigious $5 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
In addition to the Queen Elizabeth Stakes, the day includes the Sydney Cup, Australian Oaks, and Queen of the Turf Stakes. The event offers a variety of experiences, from general admission to premium dining packages, ensuring a memorable day for all attendees.
Key Queen Elizabeth Stakes Day races:
- Queen Elizabeth Stakes (Group 1): The highlight of the day, with a prize pool of $5 million.
- Sydney Cup (Group 1): A prestigious staying race over 3200 metres, the same two-mile distance as Flemington’s Melbourne Cup on the first Tuesday of November.
- Australian Oaks (Group 1): A Group 1 race for three-year-old fillies over 2400 metres.
- Queen of the Turf Stakes (Group 1): A Group 1 race for fillies and mares over the famous Randwick mile.
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Where can you bet on the Australian Oaks?
The best place to bet on this year’s Australian Oaks race is through the TAB NZ online.
Australian Oaks Odds
Australian Oaks odds and online betting tips on the ATC Oaks horse race in Australia are dominated by proven Group 1 fillies, the locally trained runners in the race and backing the star fillies in the mix coming off a lead-up win who have a strong recent record in the event.
Where can I find the latest Australian Oaks odds?
For the latest odds and updates on the ATC Australian 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 Australian Oaks
Want to know how to make a bet on the Australian Oaks? Visit the TAB NZ racing page to access the latest Australian Oaks betting odds and options.
It is simple to learn how to place a bet on the Australian Oaks online.
You can place an Australian Oaks bet online anytime markets are live.
There are more ways than ever to get involved in betting on the Australian Oaks.
From seasoned punters analysing form guides to casual racing fans drawn to the excitement, the Australian Oaks is a race for everyone.
Whether you’re diving deep into the latest Australian Oaks race field, joining a sweepstake with friends, or simply enjoying the atmosphere of the autumn Randwick racing, the Australian Oaks has it all!
This important autumn race showcases Australia’s finest fillies 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 Australian 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 Australian Oaks betting guide, Australian Oaks form guide and our expert Australian Oaks tips.
4. Choose an Australian Oaks bet to place such as Win, Place, Each-Way or the Australian Oaks Trifecta. There are many more ATC Oaks betting options available so make sure to check out our Australian Oaks betting markets.
5. Select the Australian Oaks horse you want to bet on from the early markets, Australian Oaks nominations or Australian Oaks field.
Australian Oaks Prize Money
The Australian Oaks prize money is set at A$1 million in total stakes allocated between first to tenth place.
How much does the Australian Oaks winner get?
The winning Australian Oaks filly receives a total of A$580,000 in prize money.
See below for the official breakdown of Australian Oaks prizes on offer from the Australian Oaks winner to the tenth filly to cross the finish line in the official Australian Oaks results.
First: A$580,000
Second: A$190,000
Third: A$96,000
Fourth: A$42,000
Fifth: A$21,000
Sixth – Eighth: A$10,000
Ninth – Tenth: A$8,000
What makes betting on the Australian Oaks so popular?
The Australian Oaks holds Group 1 status and is the premier staying race specifically for three-year-old fillies during the prestigious Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival. This exclusivity draws attention as it showcases the top staying female talent in Australasia, making it a key target for punters looking to assess the future of the breeding ranks and witness potential stars in the making.
The set weight conditions of the race (56kg for all runners) ensure a fair contest based on pure staying ability among the age group.
Contested over 2400m at the testing Randwick Racecourse, the Australian Oaks is a true test of stamina and staying prowess for these young fillies.
This distance separates it from many other Group 1 races and appeals to punters who enjoy analysing a horse’s endurance capabilities and predicting which runners will see out the grueling trip. Identifying fillies with proven form over similar distances or those showing staying potential becomes a key aspect of betting strategy.
The Australian Oaks race often serves as a key lead-up to other major events including the spring features later in the year.
Punters closely analyse the form of fillies leading into the Australian Oaks, with races like the Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes and the Adrian Knox Stakes often providing crucial insights into the potential contenders. The performance of fillies in these lead-up races significantly influences the betting markets and allows for informed wagering decisions. The historical success of fillies progressing from these races adds another layer of strategic analysis for punters.
While talented fillies often start as favorites, the staying nature of the race and the potential for improving three-year-olds to excel over the distance can create opportunities for value bets on runners at slightly longer odds. Upsets are not uncommon, adding an element of excitement for punters seeking a bigger payout.
For the best online betting on the Australian Oaks, consider tipping a filly to win both the ATC 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 Australian Oaks so special?
The Australian Oaks is held at Randwick Racecourse, known for its world-class facilities and for being home to some of the autumn’s biggest events, making it a favourite destination for racegoers in New South Wales.
The Australian Oaks is one of the headline acts on Day 2 of “The Championships,” a premier two-day racing carnival at Randwick.
This event brings together several high-profile Group 1 races, creating a buzz and drawing significant attention to all races on the card, including the ATC Oaks. Being the culmination of this prestigious carnival further amplifies its importance and betting appeal.
It serves as a great guide historically to other important Australian and New Zealand Group 1 races so using the Australian Oaks winners’ list for upcoming Group events is popular with punters.
Many successful fillies have gone on to become valuable broodmares, further highlighting the race’s importance within the industry.
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 2400m autumn event every season to see if their bets on the Australian Oaks race won!
The Australian 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 Australian Oaks champions.
What are the popular betting markets for the Australian Oaks?
When it comes to betting on the Australian 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 Australian Oaks target next?
While most fillies head to the paddock to prepare for a spring returning following a run in the Australian Oaks, some may race on and head to Adelaide for the Group 1 Australasian Oaks (2000m) at Morphettville in late April.
Australian Oaks Barriers
The Australian 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 Australian Oaks barrier draw?
Barrier 11 has produced 4 Australian Oaks winners between 2000 and 2026, most recently Pennyweka in 2023.
Barrier 12 is the widest gate to produce an Australian Oaks winner between 2000 and 2026, most recently Rose Archway in 2001.
Barrier 3 was the latest to produce back-to-back Australian Oaks winners with Once Were Wild (2010) and Absolutely (2011).
Barrier 7 is the latest Australian Oaks winning barrier with Ohope Wins in 2026.
Breakdown of winning Australian Oaks barriers between 2000-26:
Barrier 1 – 2 (latest Sunday Joy in 2003)
Barrier 2 – 2 (latest Treasurethe Moment in 2025)
Barrier 3 – 3 (latest Hungry Heart in 2021)
Barrier 4 – 2 (latest Colett in 2020)
Barrier 5 – 3 (latest Gust Of Wind in 2015)
Barrier 6 – 2 (latest Bonneval in 2017)
Barrier 7 – 3 (latest Ohope Wins in 2026)
Barrier 8 – 3 (latest Autumn Angel in 2024)
Barrier 9 – 2 (latest Royal Descent in 2013)
Barrier 10 – 0
Barrier 11 – 4 (latest Pennyweka in 2023)
Barrier 12 – 1 (latest Rose Archway in 2001)
Australian Oaks Form
We offer a complete Australian Oaks form guide and expert analysis on every horse in the Australian Oaks field in addition to insider Australian Oaks racing tips and betting odds.
Our Australian Oaks form guides include:
- Australian 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 Australian Oaks or you are an expert Australian Oaks tipster, our form guide gives you all the statistics and information you need to make a smart bet on the Australian Oaks.
How to Read the Australian 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 Australian 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 Australian Oaks race.
Weight Carried: Analyse how the weight carried in previous races compares to the Australian Oaks as this can impact performance.
Australian Oaks Results
The Australian Oaks results are known when the event takes place in April annually.
You can bet on the Australian Oaks race results weeks ahead of race day with our futures Australian Oaks markets here at the TAB NZ.
Betting on the Australian Oaks results entails picking the Australian Oaks winning horse and we can help you place an informed bet on the Australian Oaks field with our Australian Oaks tips and form guide.
Other Australian Oaks race results include the winning jockeys, trainers, successful barrier and finishing time.
The complete Australian Oaks finishing order shows what position every horse in the field ran.
Some punters even like to place bets on what horse will finish last in the Australian Oaks results!
Australian Oaks exotic results show how all the exotic Australian Oaks bet types resulted like the Australian Oaks Quinella, Australian Oaks Exacta, Australian Oaks Trifecta, and Australian Oaks First Four.
Australian Oaks Jockeys
Securing a ride in the Australian 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 Australian Oaks field is determined by the owners and trainers of the horses, and official Australian Oaks jockey announcements are made in the weeks and days leading up to the race.
James McDonald is the latest Australian Oaks winning jockey having ridden Ohope Wins to victory in 2026.
Damian Lane on El Patroness (2022) and Pennyweka (2023) is the latest back-to-back Australian Oaks winning jockey. Lane also won in 2025 aboard Treasurethe Moment.
Roy Higgins is the most successful Australian Oaks jockey throughout history with six winners followed by (6) Ted Bartle (5) and Jack Thompson (5).
Stay tuned to the TAB NZ racing blog to see what jockeys lock in a confirmed ride on one of the Australian Oaks fillies this summer.
Australian Oaks Trainers
The most successful trainer in Australian Oaks history is Bart Cummings with seven wins followed by TJ Smith with six.
Chris Waller is the latest back-to-back Australian Oaks winning trainer with Unforgotten (2018) and Verry Elleegant (2019). Waller also won with Royal Descent (2013) and Hungry Heart (2021) giving him four wins in total.
Chris Waller the latest Australian Oaks winning trainer having prepared Ohope Wins in 2026.
Australian Oaks Winners
Notable Australian Oaks winners throughout history include:
Flight (1944): Flight was a remarkable mare who won the Australian Oaks in 1944. She went on to become a dual Cox Plate winner in 1945 and 1946, showcasing her exceptional talent and versatility. Flight’s legacy is honored with the Flight Stakes, a Group 1 race named after her.
Evening Peal (1956): Evening Peal’s victory in the Australian Oaks was part of a stellar career that included winning the Melbourne Cup in the same year. Her ability to excel in both staying and sprinting races made her a standout performer.
Light Fingers (1965): Light Fingers won the Australian Oaks in 1965 and later that year claimed the Melbourne Cup, becoming one of the few fillies to achieve this double. Her resilience and racing prowess have made her a legendary figure in Australian racing.
Wenona Girl (1961): Wenona Girl’s win in the Australian Oaks was one of many highlights in a career that saw her win 27 races, including multiple Group 1 victories. She was known for her consistency and versatility across various distances.
Leilani (1974): Leilani’s victory in the Australian Oaks was part of a remarkable career that included wins in the Caulfield Cup and the Turnbull Stakes. Her dominance in the mid-1970s made her one of the top fillies of her time.
Surround (1977): Surround’s win in the Australian Oaks was part of a stellar three-year-old season that included victories in the Cox Plate and the Caulfield Guineas. She remains the only filly to have won the Cox Plate and the Group 1 Surround Stakes (1400m) in the autumn is named in her honour.
Research (1989): Research is notable for being the only filly to complete the Australian Derby – Australian Oaks double. Her versatility and stamina were evident in her multiple Group 1 victories, making her a standout performer in the late 1980s.
Triscay (1991): Triscay’s win in the Australian Oaks was part of a career that saw her claim five Group 1 victories. Known for her toughness and consistency, she was a dominant force in Australian racing during her time.
Grand Archway (1999): Grand Archway’s victory in the Australian Oaks was one of four Group 1 wins in her career. Her performances as a three-year-old, including wins in the VRC Oaks and the Wakeful Stakes, established her as a top-class filly.
Verry Elleegant (2019): Verry Elleegant’s win in the Australian Oaks was a precursor to her illustrious career, which includes a Melbourne Cup victory and multiple Group 1 wins. Her resilience and competitive spirit have made her a fan favourite before her tragic death while in foal in 2024. The Group 1 Verry Elleegant Stakes held over the Randwick mile each autumn continues her legacy.
Pennyweka (2023): Pennyweka’s victory in the Australian Oaks was notable for her dominant performance, winning by nearly two lengths. She also won the New Zealand Oaks, showcasing her class and stamina.
Autumn Angel (2024): Autumn Angel’s win in the Australian Oaks was a thrilling finish, where she came off a second-place finish in the Adrian Knox Stakes the week prior. Her victory highlighted her potential as a top stayer.
Treasurethe Moment (2025): Matt Laurie’s Victorian raider Treasurethe Moment made it eight wins on the trot with her ATC Oaks win as the odds-on favourite in 2025. The filly became the first in 19 years to win the Australian Oaks after success in the spring’s VRC Oaks at Flemington, and also the latest to do the Vinery / ATC Oaks double with her impressive success under the guidance of jockey Damian Lane.
Ohope Wins (2026): In 2026 Ohope Wins, who had by then joined master trainer Chris Waller in Australia, won the Australasian Oaks becoming the latest filly to do the Trans-Tasman double after her earlier NZ Oaks victory. She won the ATC Oaks as the $2.60 favourite second-up down under following a lead-up fourth in the Vinery.
Bet on the next Australian Oaks winner with our comprehensive Australian Oaks form guide and expert Australian Oaks tips at the TAB NZ!
Past Australian Oaks Results
Recent Australian 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 | OHOPE WINS (NZ) 3F OCEAN PARK (NZ) – CHOUX MANIA (AUS) REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) | JAMES MCDONALD | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 7 |
| 2025 | TREASURETHE MOMENT (AUS) 3F ALABAMA EXPRESS (AUS) – DRACONIC TREASURE (USA) STREET CRY (IRE) | DAMIAN LANE | 56.0 | MATT LAURIE | 2 |
| 2024 | AUTUMN ANGEL (AUS) 3F THE AUTUMN SUN (AUS) – ANGEL OF MERCY (AUS) HUSSONET (USA) | M J ZAHRA | 56.0 | PETER G MOODY & KATHERINE COLEMAN | 8 |
| 2023 | PENNYWEKA (NZ) 3F SATONO ALADDIN (JPN) – THREEPENCE (NZ) PENTIRE (GB) | DAMIAN LANE | 56.0 | JAMES WALLACE | 11 |
| 2022 | EL PATRONESS (AUS) 3F SHAMUS AWARD (AUS) – SURE YOU CAN (NZ) O’REILLY (NZ) | DAMIAN LANE | 56.0 | DANNY O’BRIEN | 2 |
| 2021 | HUNGRY HEART (AUS) 3F FRANKEL (GB) – HARLECH (GB) PIVOTAL (GB) | K MCEVOY | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 3 |
| 2020 | COLETTE (AUS) 3F HALLOWED CROWN (AUS) – LIBRETTO (IRE) SINGSPIEL (IRE) | G BOSS | 56.0 | JAMES CUMMINGS | 4 |
| 2019 | VERRY ELLEEGANT (NZ) 3F ZED (NZ) – OPULENCE (NZ) DANROAD (AUS) | JAMES MCDONALD | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 11 |
| 2018 | UNFORGOTTEN (AUS) 3F FASTNET ROCK (AUS) – MEMORIES OF YOU (IRE) GALILEO (IRE) | HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 7 |
| 2017 | BONNEVAL (NZ) 3F MAKFI (GB) – IMPOSINGLY (AUS) ZABEEL (NZ) | HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | MURRAY BAKER & ANDREW FORSMAN | 6 |
| 2016 | SOFIA ROSA (NZ) 3F MAKFI (GB) – BISLIERI (AUS) ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS) | HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | STEPHEN MARSH | 11 |
| 2015 | GUST OF WIND (NZ) 3F DARCI BRAHMA (NZ) – STARRYSTARRYNIGHT (IRE) SADLER’S WELLS (USA) | T ANGLAND | 56.0 | J G SARGENT | 5 |
| 2014 | RISING ROMANCE (NZ) 3F EKRAAR (USA) – POST ROMANCE (NZ) POSTPONED (USA) | JAMES MCDONALD | 56.0 | DONNA & DEAN LOGAN | 4 |
| 2013 | ROYAL DESCENT (AUS) 3F REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) – MULAN PRINCESS (NZ) KAAPSTAD (NZ) | N RAWILLER | 56.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 9 |
| 2012 | STREAMA (AUS) 3F STRATUM (AUS) – PENSIAMO (AUS) SOVEREIGN RED (NZ) | HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | G H WALTER | 6 |
| 2011 | ABSOLUTELY (AUS) 3F REDOUTE’S CHOICE (AUS) – CATSHAAN (AUS) CATRAIL (USA) | B RAWILLER | 56.0 | MICHAEL KENT | 3 |
| 2010 | ONCE WERE WILD (AUS) 3F JOHANNESBURG (USA) – WILDESONG (AUS) UNBRIDLED’S SONG (USA) | N RAWILLER | 56.0 | MS G WATERHOUSE | 3 |
| 2009 | DAFFODIL (NZ) 3F NO EXCUSE NEEDED (GB) – SPRING (NZ) O’REILLY (NZ) | HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | KEVIN GRAY | 11 |
| 2008 | HEAVENLY GLOW (AUS) 3F SPINNING WORLD (USA) – STARSPHERE (AUS) CELSIUS (AUS) | R THOMPSON | 56.0 | ALLAN DENHAM | 5 |
| 2007 | RENA’S LADY (AUS) 3F ARENA (AUS) – BOISTEROUS LADY (AUS) ROBELLINO (USA) | M RODD | 56.0 | GARY PORTELLI | 5 |
| 2006 | SERENADE ROSE (AUS) 3F STRAVINSKY (USA) – ROSE OF TRALEE (AUS) SADLER’S WELLS (USA) | G BOSS | 55.5 | D L FREEDMAN | 9 |
| 2005 | DIZELLE (AUS) 3F ZABEEL (NZ) – DANELAGH (AUS) DANEHILL (USA) | C W BROWN | 55.5 | JOHN HAWKES | 7 |
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