Tattersall’s Tiara 2022

Tattersall’s Tiara Betting

The Tatt’s Tiara betting markets are usually dominated by fillies and mares coming off a win in one of the traditional lead-up races. The leading preparatory race for fillies and mares heading into the Group 1 is the Group 2 Dane Ripper Stakes (1400m), which runs two weeks prior at the same track.

From 2009 – 2022 the Dane Ripper Stakes produced seven Tattersall’s Tiara winners including Red Tracer (2013), Cosmic Endeavour (2014) and Invincibella (2019) who all completed the double.

Favourites have a decent recent record in the Tattersall’s Tiara with six saluting in the past decade or so, most recently Prompt Response (2018) followed by Tofane (2021), while both Miss Cover Girl ($21 in 2016) and Tycoon Tara ($19 in 2017) scored notable upsets.

2022 Tattersall’s Tiara Odds

The latest Tattersall’s Tiara 2022 betting odds will be provided below as soon as markets on the end-of-carnival Group 1 in Brisbane over the winter are announced.

Tattersall’s Tiara Field

Srikandi (2015) is the second of three mares throughout history to do the Stradbroke Handicap – Tattersall’s Tiara double. Photo Credit: Daniel Costello.

The Tattersall’s Tiara field draws the season’s best fillies and mares traditionally coming off a Brisbane lead-up campaign. The largest fields in recent years were 20 runners in 2007 – 09. The smallest Tattersall’s Tiara field since 1996 was 12 runners when Melito won from the outside barrier.

Tattersall’s Tiara nominations close the Monday of race week with final acceptances revealing the field released on the Wednesday before the race runs on the Saturday.

2022 Tattersall’s Tiara Field

The official Tattersall’s Tiara 2022 field of final acceptors is announced by Racing Queensland  on the Tuesday of race week and will be published below along with the confirmed jockeys and barriers.

The 2022 Tattersall’s Tiara final field features a full line-up of quality fillies and mares including Robert Sangster Stakes winner Snapdancer drawn wide (21) and the resuming Mick Price & Michael Kent Junior-trained Queen Of The Turf runner-up Annavisto.

2022 Tattersall’s Tiara Nominations

Early Tattersall’s Tiara 2022 Nominations close the Monday leading-up to Tattersall’s Tiara Day, which is the last major event of the Queensland Winter Racing Carnival.

Table Credit: Racing Australia.

Tattersall’s Tiara Form Guide

The Tattersall’s Tiara form guide lists for punters all the crucial pre-betting information like the jockeys, trainers, barriers and lead-up runs of the female sprinters in the field.

Wide barriers in the Tattersall’s Tiara have produced plenty of success with five of the winners from 2010 – 2022 jumping from a double digit gate including Tofane (11 of 17 in 2021), Srikandi (15 of 15 in 2015) and Red Tracer (16 of 16 in 2013).

Runners trained outside of Brisbane have dominated the race in recent history, so looking at the interstate runners with a lead-up run in Queensland is essential when doing the Tattersall’s Tiara form.

Also look for a win last time out on the form guide as the four Tattersall’s Tiara winners from 2012 – 17 won their lead-up races in Brisbane. Invincibella in 2019 continued that trend winning the Dane Ripper Stakes before her Group 1 Tatt’s Tiara success, as did the Stradbroke – Tiara double winner Tofane in 2021.

The Tattersall’s Tiara form has gone on to hold up in other Group 1 races both locally and interstate many times over the years. The 2021 winner Tofane went on to run top three in a host of subsequent elite level races including her Group 1 CF Orr Stakes win in Melbourne during the autumn of 2022.

Tattersall’s Tiara Form Facts

• Favourites in Tattersall’s Tiara betting won four editions from 2014 – 22 (with no race held in 2020)
• The Dane Ripper Stakes is the key lead-up race into the Tattersall’s Tiara field
• The Stradbroke Handicap – Tattersall’s Tiara is a popular Group 1 Brisbane winter double achieved by three mares throughout history including Tofane (2021)
• Wide barriers have produced plenty of recent Tattersall’s Tiara winners

2022 Tattersall’s Tiara Form

A link to our comprehensive Tatt’s Tiara 2022 form guide and race betting preview will be provided for punters below the week of the event.

Tattersall’s Tiara Tips

Tattersall’s Tiara tips include looking for in-form fillies and mares coming off a win, graduates that finished in the money in the Dane Ripper Stakes two weeks before and backing the favourite.

• The three-year-old fillies have a dominant record over the older mares in the race with six of the  winners from 2008 – 2022 winning in their three-year-old season, most recently Startantes (2022), so taking the fillies in the field is another good Tattersall’s Tiara betting tip.

2022 Tattersall’s Tiara Tips

Our Ladbrokes’ exclusive Tattersall’s Tiara 2022 betting tips on the Group 1 weight-for-age fillies’ and mares’ race at the end of the Brisbane winter racing season will be detailed below the week of the race so, stay tuned for those to back and sack this season.

• To Win: #10 Atishu ($12 at time of publish) 

Wide open edition of the Tiara and a value runner looks to be this Waller-trained Savabeel four-year-old. She’s drawn a treat in gate five for Jay Ford and has been knocking on the door all prep. She has posted a trio of very close thirds beaten a length or less each time at a mile. Hawkesbury and Scone Cup placings were brave on Heavy (9) tracks with excuses before the last start third to stablemate, fellow Tiara hope Kiku, in the $500,000 Magic Millions National Classic (1600m) here on June 4 when wide without cover. Her 1400m record is outstanding (5:4-0-0) and she’s one of the forgotten hopes in the right vein of form to win this at a nice price.

Tattersall’s Tiara Results

The Tattersall’s Tiara results have been dominated by last-start winners and three-year-old fillies in recent years.

While the favourites have a solid strike rate, upsets are not uncommon with notable recent upsets scored by: Startantes ($11 in 2022), Tycoon Tara ($19 in 2017), Miss Cover Girl ($21 in 2016), Pear Tart ($15 in 2012), Yosei ($15 in 2011) and Russeting ($10 in 2009).

Noteworthy Tattersall’s Tiara winners from the past decade or so include: Tofane (2021), Cosmic Endeavour (2014), Melito (2010), and looking further back Dane Ripper (1997).

Note: There was no 2020 Tattersall’s Tiara held with a reduced Brisbane Winter Carnival that season due to COVID-19.

Tattersall’s Tiara Winners