The 2026 Moir Stakes runs on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at Sandown-Hillside in Melbourne, Australia and the TAB NZ have all the top Moir Stakes odds and predictions right here!

Looking for the latest AJ Moir Stakes odds, expert racing tips and betting preview? The TAB NZ have all the insider form and stats to make smart bets on the Moir Stakes race this September!

The Group 1 A.J. Moir Stakes – referred to simply as the Moir Stakes – is a crucial early test for Australia’s top sprinting racehorses as they prepare for the iconic horse racing majors over the spring down under.

To boost your chances of predicting the Moir Stakes winner, access the latest Moir Stakes odds and tips online at the TAB NZ.

TAB NZ provides in-depth analysis, form guides, and betting insights to help you navigate the competitive field of spring contenders eyeing runs in events including the Champions Sprint at Flemington over the Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Whether you’re a seasoned punter or new to betting on the horse races in Australia, our comprehensive Moir Stakes coverage has everything you need.

Light up your September by backing the Moir Stakes star with TAB NZ!

Moir Stakes Fast Facts

• Last mare to win the Moir Stakes: Imperatriz (2023)
• Last filly to win the Moir Stakes: Coolangatta (2022)
• Last multiple Moir Stakes winner: Buffering (2014-15)
• Last New Zealand-trained Moir Stakes winner: Imperatriz (2023)
• Notable Fact: Brisbane champion Buffering ran in five consecutive Moir Stakes races winning three in 2012, 2014 and 2015 and also placing second in 2013.

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Moir Stakes Betting Info

Moir Stakes betting is open months ahead of the second Group 1 Melbourne spring race down under at the TAB NZ.

We offer pre-nomination Moir Stakes betting odds throughout the year that are known as futures Moir Stakes odds online.

All-In Moir Stakes betting markets are then available following the official Moir Stakes nominations taken the Monday of race week.

Betting on the Moir Stakes field is then available following final acceptances which close on the Wednesday of race week.

Betting on the Moir Stakes often favours sprinters trained outside of Melbourne with the locals only having a fair recent record in the popular short-distance sprint showdown.

Moir Stakes race betting traditionally focuses on the Australian-bred sprinting horses with the majority heading towards bigger and better events over the spring.

For the best online betting on the Moir Stakes, consider tipping a horse to win both the Moir Stakes and another Group 1 race over the carnival in a spring double!

Expert Tips on the 2026 Moir Stakes

Stay tuned for our expert tips and Moir Stakes betting predictions ahead of this year’s Group 1 feature in Victoria.

Moir Stakes Tips

Moir Stakes tips on which horse will win the next edition of the event flood in as the countdown to the important Melbourne sprint race heats up.

Moir Stakes tips on what horse will win the Moir Stakes this year are highly sought after by smart punters and racing fans every season.

When looking at Moir Stakes race tips it is important to consider factors including:

• What horses in the Moir Stakes field are proven over the short sprint distance?
• Who the key Moir Stakes trainers and jockeys are and what horses they have in the Moir Stakes field this year?
• Moir Stakes barrier statistics and where your Moir Stakes betting selections are drawn.
• Moir Stakes horses that have a good past record at the track.

How long does it take to know if you placed a winning Moir Stakes race tip? The event itself takes just under 1 minute for competing horses to run the 1,000m trip depending on track conditions.

The official Moir Stakes winner and winning Moir Stakes trifecta are known shortly after unless there is a protest or a photo-finish Moir Stakes result.

Moir Stakes Race Records

What was the fastest Moir Stakes winning time? Imperatriz set the current Moir Stakes race record saluting in 2023 in a slick time of 56.47 seconds over the 1000m.

 

What are the best Moir Stakes lead-up races to look at when placing a Moir Stakes bet?

Horses traditionally contested the Moir Stakes off an earlier spring lead-up in a race like the Group 2 McEwen Stakes (1000m) at the same course and distance. However, a change to the Melbourne Spring Carnival line-up in 2024 sees the Moir run prior to the McEwen.

The last horse to complete the McEwen Stakes – Moir Stakes double in the same year before the change of date was Imperatriz (2023).

Interstate-Trained Horses in the Moir Stakes

Betting on the interstate-trained horses in the field is more and more popular as Moir Stakes tips favour the proven visiting interstate hopes from Sydney and Queensland-based stables.

Looking back over the Moir Stakes history and statistics shows that the last Sydney-trained Moir Stakes winner was Wild Ruler for Team Snowden, while the last Queensland-trained Moir Stakes champion was Pippie (2020).

From 2017-2025, six of the nine Moir Stakes winner were trainer outside of Melbourne with Coolangatta for Ciaron Maher & David Eustace and Gavin Bedggood’s Mornington-trained Mornington Glory the only locals to salute in that time.

New Zealand-bred horses also have a decent record in the Moir Stakes and make a good tip in the event.

The Australian-bred Imperatriz (2023) was the last New Zealand-trained Moir Stakes winner.

In an amazing feat for the locally bred sprinters, the last Moir Stakes winner foaled from outside of Australia was the Kiwi-born Our Egyptian Raine in 2003.

Moir Stakes Tips for a Trifecta

Moir Stakes tips for a trifecta cover the first three horses to officially go past the finishing post in the Moir Stakes results.

The horse to finish on top of the Moir Stakes trifecta is your Moir Stakes winner, the runner who outsprinted all their rivals and finished in the fastest time.

Placing a Moir Stakes trifecta exotic bet on the race is a great way to add to the thrill and potentially be rewarded with a generous pay-out.

A Moir Stakes 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 Moir Stakes to cover more finishing options and increase the chances of winning.

Adding the favourite into your Moir Stakes trifecta bet is a top tip as the favourites have an excellent recent strike-rate running in the money.

Key Moir Stakes Statistics and Insights

Place an informed bet on this year’s Moir Stakes by considering the following key statistics and insights:

• Win Rates: Horses with high win rates in similar races are strong contenders for the Moir Stakes. Our Moir Stakes 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. Moir Stakes race tips offer comprehensive data on place percentages.
• Barrier Success Rates: Horses starting from single-digit barriers have historically shown a higher success rate in the Moir Stakes. 

Moir Stakes Field & Acceptance Dates

It is crucial to take note of when the Moir Stakes field is out, what time Moir Stakes nominations close and the official Moir Stakes acceptance dates when placing a Moir Stakes bet online as horses may drop out of the race and bets may be cancelled.

The Moir Stakes field features a capacity of 15 horses plus emergencies.

See below for the official Moir Stakes field dates for 2026.

2026 Moir Stakes Barrier Draw: Conducted on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

2026 Moir Stakes Nominations: Close on Monday, August 31, 2026, at 12:00pm (Melbourne time).

2026 Moir Stakes Final Field: Revealed on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 9:30am (Melbourne time).

A.J. Moir Stakes betting takes place on the popular Moir Stakes race which is held at Moonee Valley Racecourse on a Saturday in early September annually.

Note, in 2026 the AJ Moir Stakes will run at Sandown-Hillside with Moonee Valley under redevelopment.

Conducted by the Melbourne Racing Club (MRC), the Moir Stakes is an early feature race at the Moonee Valley track over the all-important Melbourne Spring Carnival.

The Moir Stakes has been won by a host of turf greats including champion New Zealand mare Imperatriz (2023), Chris Waller’s versatile galloper Nature Strip (2019), and Robert Heathcote’s triple hero from Queensland Buffering (2012, 2014, 2015) in recent years.

Moir Stakes odds are offered on the esteemed Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival Group 1 event, and the field attracts a host of quality short-distance sprinters heading towards bigger and better features over the coming months.

The Group 1 Moir Stakes is one of Australia’s most popular horse races and has been run and won since 1976 when Scamanda became the inaugural champion.

Moir Stakes history shows the event is officially registered as the A.J. Moir Stakes but was known for a period from 1996 – 2011 as the Schweppes Stakes due to sponsorship.

The race’s official title is in honour of former Moonee Valley Racing Club chairman Alan John Moir KCMG who held the title from 1960-75.

The Moir Stakes holds a special place in racing history due to its prestigious list of past champions including Manikato, Schillaci, and of course the undefeated super mare Black Caviar who won in 2010 and 2011 and who has the Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning (1000m) race at Flemington in February named in her honour.

Traditionally taking place at Australia’s notoriously tight racecourse, The Valley or Moonee Valley which is dubbed ‘The Cauldron’, the Moir Stakes is a genuine short-distance test but did run over 1200m between 2007 and 2014.

Horses in the Moir Stakes field must be aged at three, and the event is contested at weight-for-age.

It has held Group 1 status since 2013, the year Samaready won.

The Moir Stakes is the second Group 1 race of the spring in Melbourne following the Memsie Stakes at Caulfield in late August.

Where can you bet on the Moir Stakes?

The best place to bet on this year’s Moir Stakes race is through the TAB NZ online.

Moir Stakes Odds

Moir Stakes odds and online betting tips on the Moir Stakes are dominated by proven Group 1 horses, the Australian-bred runners and interstate gallopers heading towards the event first-up or second-up for the spring.

Where can I find the Moir Stakes odds?

For the latest odds and updates on the Moir Stakes, 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 Moir Stakes

Want to know how to make a bet on the Moir Stakes? Visit the TAB NZ racing page to access the latest Moir Stakes betting odds and options.

It is simple to learn how to place a bet on the Moir Stakes online.

You can place a Moir Stakes bet online anytime markets are live.

There are more ways than ever to get involved in betting on the Moir Stakes.

From seasoned punters analysing form guides to casual racing fans drawn to the excitement, the Moir Stakes is a race for everyone.

Whether you’re diving deep into the latest Moir Stakes race field, joining a sweepstake with friends, or simply enjoying the atmosphere of the spring carnival, the Moir Stakes has it all!

This important spring sprint race showcases Australia’s finest thoroughbreds and attracts attention from all over the country as the count down to the Melbourne Cup Carnival heats up!

How to Bet on the Moir Stakes in 2026?

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 Moir Stakes betting guide, Moir Stakes form guide and our expert Moir Stakes tips.

4. Choose a Moir Stakes bet to place such as Win, Place, Each-Way or the Moir Stakes Trifecta. There are many more Moir Stakes betting options available so make sure to check out our Moir Stakes betting markets.

5. Select the Moir Stakes horse you want to bet on from the early markets, Moir Stakes nominations or Moir Stakes field.

Moir Stakes Prize Money

The Moir Stakes prize money may not compare to the stakes on offer in events like the A$20 million The Everest and A$10 million The Golden Eagle which are both held in Sydney over the spring, but it remains a highlight of the Australian racing calendar.

The Moir Stakes prize money is set at A$750,000 in total stakes allocated between first to eighth place.

How much does the Moir Stakes winner get?

The winning Moir Stakes horse receives a total of A$450,000 in prize money.

See below for the official breakdown of Moir Stakes prizes on offer from the Moir Stakes winner to the eighth horse to cross the finish line in the official Moir Stakes results.

• First: A$450,000
• Second: A$135,000
• Third: A$67,500
• Fourth: A$33,750
• Fifth: A$18,750
• Sixth: A$15,000
• Seventh: A$15,000
• Eighth: A$15,000

How many horses have won the Moir Stakes more than once?

Four horses have won multiple editions of the race with Buffering (2012, 2014, 2015) the only three-time champion.

Multiple Moir Stakes winners:

The Judge (1978-79), With Me (1990-91), Black Caviar (2010-11), and Buffering (2012, 2014, 2015).

What makes betting on the Moir Stakes so popular?

The fact that the Moir Stakes is the first Group 1 sprint race each spring contested under 1400m and one of the key lead-up races at the Melbourne Carnival of Racing make it a must watch and must bet on horse racing event.

What makes the Moir Stakes so special?

The Moir Stakes serves as a great guide historically to other important spring sprint races like the Manikato Stakes and Champions Sprint, so using the Moir form for these upcoming events is popular with punters.

Australian and international racing fans, including those in New Zealand, tune into the thrilling 1000m spring event every season to see if their bets on the Moir Stakes won!

The Moir Stakes currently offers A$750,000 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 Moir Stakes champions.

What are the popular betting markets for the Moir Stakes?

When it comes to betting on the Moir, 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.

How many mares have won the Moir Stakes in recent years?

In the past 22 years up until 2025, 11 fillies and mares have beaten home the boys in the Moir Stakes results with the since-retired Kiwi visitor Imperatriz (2023) the latest.

How many horses can run in the Moir Stakes?

The Moir Stakes field has a 15-starter limit plus emergencies with final acceptances announced the Wednesday of race week.

Moir Stakes race tips centre on proven weight-for-age stars that have good lead-up form, horses with previous experience at track, and interstate-trained Sydney or Queensland horses who have a dominant record in the race.

The Moir Stakes is a weight-for-age race open to horses aged three-years-old and above meaning the older the horse is the more weight they will carry.

The highest-rated horse in the Moir Stakes field dons the number one saddlecloth.

What age group has the best Moir Stakes record?

Five-year-olds have dominated the Moir Stakes results in recent years with seven saluting between 2000 and 2025, most recently Imperatriz in 2023.

The oldest recent Moir Stakes winner was Bomber Bill in 2004 who saluted as a nine-year-old.

Between 2000 and 2025 the breakdown of Moir Stakes winners by age is as follows:

• 3YOS – 5 (latest Coolangatta in 2022)
• 4YOs – 5 (latest Wild Ruler in 2021)
• 5YOs – 7 (latest Imperatriz in 2023)
• 6YOs – 4 (latest Mornington Glory in 2024)
• 7YOs – 3 (latest Baraqiel in 2025)
• 8YOs – 1 (latest Buffering in 2015)
• 9Yos – 1 (latest Bomber Bill in 2004)

How many international horses have won the Moir Stakes?

None. So far, a horse trained outside of Australia or New Zealand has not won the Moir Stakes with most Northern Hemisphere raiders targeting the staying races over the spring like the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup for which they are better bred for in Europe.

What races will runners out of the Moir Stakes target in the spring?

Following a run in the Moir Stakes key spring targets for the top contenders include the Group 1 Manikato Stakes (1200m), Sydney’s The Everest slot race which is the richest turf race in the world at Randwick in October, and Flemington’s Group 1 Champions Sprint (1200m) during the Melbourne Cup Carnival in November.

Imperatriz (2023) was the last horse to complete the Moir Stakes – Manikato Stakes double in the same calendar year.

Imperatriz (2023) was also the last horse to complete the Moir Stakes – Champions Sprint double in the same calendar year.

Moir Stakes Barriers

The Moir Stakes barrier draw and allocated Moir Stakes gates play a key role for many punters when deciding on what horses to bet on in the big race.

When is the Moir Stakes barrier draw?

The Moir Stakes barrier draw is conducted on the same day as final acceptances close which is the Wednesday of race week around 9:30am local Melbourne time.

Barriers have historically affected the Moir Stakes results with the distance and make-up of the course best suited to horses drawn inside barriers between one to four.

Barrier 8 is the most recent Moir Stakes winning barrier with Baraqiel in 2025.

No Moir Stakes winners from 2000-2025 jumped from double-digit gates.

Barrier 9 is the widest barrier to produce a Moir Stakes winner between 2000 and 2025 with Viddora the latest to salute from that gate in 2018.

Barrier 4 is the last to produce back-to-back Moir Stakes winners with Pippie (2020) and Wild Ruler (2021).

What is the most successful recent Moir Stakes barrier draw?

Barrier 7 has produced four Moir Stakes winners between 2000 and 2025 most recently Samaready in 2013.

Breakdown of winning Moir Stakes barriers between 2000-25:

• Barrier 1 – 4 (latest Mornington Glory in 2024)
• Barrier 2 – 3 (latest Buffering in 2012)
• Barrier 3 – 3 (latest Buffering in 2014)
• Barrier 4 – 3 (latest Wild Ruler in 2021)
• Barrier 5 – 1 (latest Imperatriz in 2023)
• Barrier 6 – 3 (latest Buffering in 2015)
• Barrier 7 – 4 (latest Samaready in 2013)
• Barrier 8 – 2 (latest Baraqiel in 2025)
• Barrier 9 – 3 (latest Viddora in 2018)

Moir Stakes Betting Favourites

Favourites in Moir Stakes betting are those horses that jump at the shortest Moir Stakes odds.

Last Moir Stakes favourite to win: Imperatriz ($1.65 in 2023)

Last odds-on Moir Stakes favourite to win: Imperatriz ($1.65 in 2023)

Last Moir Stakes favourite to finish worse than third: Skybird (6^th in 2025)

The last Moir Stakes favourite to finish worse than third and miss out on a spot in the Moir Stakes trifecta was Skybird who started at $5 before running sixth to Baraqiel ($6) in 2025.

Moir Stakes Form

We offer a complete Moir Stakes form guide and expert analysis on every horse in the Moir Stakes field in addition to insider Moir Stakes racing tips and betting odds.

Our Moir Stakes form guides include:

• Moir Stakes 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 Moir Stakes or you are an expert Moir Stakes tipster, our form guide gives you all the statistics and information you need to make a smart bet on the Moir Stakes.

How to Read the Moir Stakes 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 Moir Stakes 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 Moir Stakes race.

Weight Carried: Analyse how the weight carried in previous races compares to the Moir Stakes as this can impact performance.

Moir Stakes Day Betting

Moir Stakes Day betting is dominated by online Moir Stakes bets, but there are also a host of exciting support races that the TAB NZ offer top Melbourne spring racing odds on.

The Moir Stakes is the only Group event on the card, but the other Black-Type status Moir Stakes Day races to check out our insider Melbourne racing tips for include the:

• Listed A$175,000 Chautauqua Stakes (1200m),
• Listed A$175,000 Atlantic Jewel Stakes (1200m), and the
• Listed A$175,000 McKenzie Stakes (1200m).

Moir Stakes Results

The Moir Stakes results are known when the event takes place on a Saturday in early September.

You can bet on the Moir Stakes race results weeks ahead of race day with our futures Moir Stakes markets here at the TAB NZ.

Betting on the Moir Stakes results entails picking the Moir Stakes winning horse and we can help you place an informed bet on the Moir Stakes with our Moir Stakes tips and form guide.

Other Moir Stakes results include the winning jockeys, trainers, successful barrier and finishing time.

The complete Moir Stakes finishing order shows what position every horse in the traditional 15-horse field ran.

Some punters even like to place bets on what horse will finish last in the Moir Stakes results!

Moir Stakes exotic results show how all the exotic Moir Stakes bet types resulted like the Moir Stakes Quinella, Moir Stakes Exacta, Moir Stakes Trifecta, and Moir Stakes First Four.

Moir Stakes Jockeys

Securing a ride in the Moir Stakes field is a highly sought-after achievement for jockeys around Australia and New Zealand. Winning this important spring lead-up race is a nice early 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 Moir Stakes field is determined by the owners and trainers of the horses, and official Moir Stakes jockey announcements are made in the weeks and days leading up to the race.

Ben Allen is the latest Moir Stakes winning jockey having ridden Baraqiel to victory in 2025.

Damian Browne was the last back-to-back Moir Stakes winning jockey aboard Buffering in 2014-15. Buffering also won the 2012 Moir Stakes but was ridden by Hugh Bowman.

Who is the most successful Moir Stakes jockey? Damien Oliver won the Moir Stakes four times aboard Schillaci (1992), Magic Music (1999), Falvelon (2000), and his first with Apache Cat (2009).

Jamie Kah on Cooloangatta in 2022 was the last female jockey to win the Moir Stakes.

Stay tuned to the TAB NZ racing blog to see what jockeys lock in a confirmed ride on one of the Moir Stakes horses this spring.

Moir Stakes Trainers

Angus Armanasco and Burce McLachlan are the equal most successful Moir Stakes trainers having prepared four winners each.

Armanasco’s Moir Stakes winners were Tetranate (1977), dual champion The Judge (1978, 1979), and Victoria Peak (1980).

McLachlan won the race with another of the two-time champions With Me (1990, 1991), along with Al Mansour (1997) and Virage De Fortune (2005).

Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larken are the latest Moir Stakes winning trainers having prepared Baraqiel to victory in 2025.

Moir Stakes Winners

Notable Moir Stakes winners throughout history include:

Manikato (1982): Champion sprinter and Australian Racing Hall of Famer who joined Kingston Town as then then only two $1 million stakes earners in Australia. His impressive CV included victories in the Blue Diamond Stakes (1978) and Golden Slipper (1978) as a two-year-old and five victories in the William Reid Stakes.

Schillaci (1992): Eight-time Group 1 winning son of Salieri trained by Lee Freedman who proved a super sprint saluting in events like the Newmarket Handicap, Oakleigh Plate and Lightning Stakes which he claimed twice.

Miss Andretti (2007): This star mare made history as the first thoroughbred in racing folklore to hold five track records at the same time in both Australia and England. From Perth to the big stage in Europe she won plenty of the world’s best sprint races.

Apache Cat (2009): The baldy-faced Apache Cat developed a cult-like status over his 43-start career that included 19 victories, eight at elite level, and saw him secure just shy of A$4.6 million in earnings.

Black Caviar (2010-2011): The Queen of the Turf, Black Caviar and her famous black and salmon polka dot silks claimed national attention as Peter Moody’s ‘Black Flash’ went on to win all 25 of her career starts proving an equine freak. She won plenty of events more than once including a three-peat in the Lightning Stakes – a race now named in her honour – and put it to the internationals when just saluting in the Diamond Jubilee Stakes in the UK in 2012. Sadly, this legendary mare would pass away a day shy of her 18^th birthday in August of 2024.

Buffering (2012, 2014, 2015): Iconic Queensland champion prepared by Roberth Heathcote and the only three-time Moir Stakes champion to date.

Nature Strip (2019): Chris Waller-trained legend who retired a nine-time Group 1 winner including famously saluting in the TJ Smith Stakes three times. A dual Australian Racehorse of the Year and three-time Australian Sprinter of the Year he also etched his name in racing folklore with his The Everest victory in 2021.

Imperatriz (2023): Mark Walker-trained New Zealander who won 10 Group 1 races across Australasia including completing the Moir Stakes – Manikato Stakes – Champions Sprint treble in 2023. One of her more notable New Zealand victories was in the Railway Stakes.

Mornington Glory (2024): Scored an upset all-the-way win in the 2024 Moir Stakes at big odds to hand trainer Gavin Bedggood his first Group 1 win. The track specialist made it a hat-trick of wins at the track and trip.

Bet on the next Moir Stakes winner with our comprehensive Moir Stakes form guide and expert Moir Stakes tips at the TAB NZ! 

Past A.J. Moir Stakes Results

Recent Moir Stakes 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	Trainer/s	Barrier
2026	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD
2025	BARAQIEL (AUS) 7G SNITZEL (AUS) – ANGEL OF MERCY (AUS) HUSSONET (USA)	BEN ALLEN	58.5	LEON & TROY CORSTENS & WILL LARKIN	8
2024	MORNINGTON GLORY (AUS) 6G SHALAA (IRE) – CROWNED GLORY (AUS) DANEHILL (USA)	ETHAN BROWN	58.5	GAVIN BEDGGOOD	1
2023	IMPERATRIZ (AUS) 5M I AM INVINCIBLE (AUS) – BERIMBAU (AUS) SHAMARDAL (USA)	O P BOSSON	56.5	MARK WALKER	5
2022	COOLANGATTA (AUS) 3F WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) – PIPING HOT (AUS) MORE THAN READY (USA)	JAMIE MELHAM	50.0	C MAHER & D EUSTACE	1
2021	WILD RULER (AUS) 4H SNITZEL (AUS) – GYPSY ROBIN (USA) DAAHER (CAN)	DANIEL MOOR	58.5	P & P SNOWDEN	4
2020	PIPPIE (AUS) 5M WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) – COUPE EXPRESS (AUS) NE COUPEZ PAS (USA)	DAMIAN LANE	56.5	J & C MEAGHER	4
2019	NATURE STRIP (AUS) 5G NICCONI (AUS) – STRIKELINE (AUS) DESERT SUN (GB)	JAMES MCDONALD	58.5	CHRIS WALLER	1
2018	VIDDORA (AUS) 6M I AM INVINCIBLE (AUS) – SNOW FLIGHT (NZ) COLOMBIA (NZ)	J BOWDITCH	56.5	LLOYD KENNEWELL	9
2017	SHE WILL REIGN (AUS) 3F MANHATTAN RAIN (AUS) – COURGETTE (AUS) CHARGE FORWARD (AUS)	K MCEVOY	50.0	GARY PORTELLI	8
2016	EXTREME CHOICE (AUS) 3C NOT A SINGLE DOUBT (AUS) – EXTREMELY (AUS) HUSSONET (USA)	C NEWITT	52.0	MICK PRICE	9
2015	BUFFERING (AUS) 8G MOSSMAN (AUS) – ACTION ANNIE (AUS) ANABAA (USA)	D J BROWNE	58.5	ROBERT HEATHCOTE	6
2014	BUFFERING (AUS) 7G MOSSMAN (AUS) – ACTION ANNIE (AUS) ANABAA (USA)	D J BROWNE	58.5	ROBERT HEATHCOTE	3
2013	SAMAREADY (AUS) 4M MORE THAN READY (USA) – SAMAR (AUS) SECRET SAVINGS (USA)	C NEWITT	56.5	MICK PRICE	7
2012	BUFFERING (AUS) 5G MOSSMAN (AUS) – ACTION ANNIE (AUS) ANABAA (USA)	HUGH BOWMAN	58.5	ROBERT HEATHCOTE	2
2011	BLACK CAVIAR (AUS) 5M BEL ESPRIT (AUS) – HELSINGE (AUS) DESERT SUN (GB)	L NOLEN	56.5	PETER G MOODY	3
2010	BLACK CAVIAR (AUS) 4M BEL ESPRIT (AUS) – HELSINGE (AUS) DESERT SUN (GB)	L NOLEN	56.5	PETER G MOODY	2
2009	APACHE CAT (AUS) 7G LION CAVERN (USA) – TENNESSEE BLAZE (AUS) WHISKEY ROAD (USA)	DAMIEN OLIVER	58.5	GREG EURELL	4
2008	LUCKY SECRET (AUS) 5G RUBITON (AUS) – WON’T TELL (AUS) RORY’S JESTER (AUS)	D BRERETON	58.5	TONY VASIL	7
2007	MISS ANDRETTI (AUS) 6M IHTIRAM (IRE) – PEGGIE’S BID (AUS) MAROONED (GB)	C NEWITT	56.0	D L FREEDMAN	2
2006	CALIFORNIA DANE (AUS) 4H DANEHILL (USA) – STORMINWINTER (USA) SEATTLE SLE (AUS)	K FALLON	57.5	D L FREEDMAN	6
2005	VIRAGE DE FORTUNE (AUS) 3F ANABAA (USA) – VIRAGE (AUS) KENMARE (FR)	CRAIG WILLIAMS	49.5	BRUCE MCLACHLAN	3

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