The All-Star Mile 2025

Ladbrokes Tip: In 2025 the All-Star Mile will run for the first time as a Group 1 race at Flemington Racecourse

The All-Star Mile 2025 ran at Flemington Racecourse on Saturday March 8, 2025 as an upgraded Group 1 event offering $2.5 million in stakes and saw the James Cummings trained Tom Kitten ($4.60) dig deep to deny Mr Brightside in an upset. 

2025 All Star Mile Results

The official The All-Star Mile 2025 Results & Finishing Order will be available for punters right here once the special conditions feature takes place on Saturday March 8, 2025.

2025 The All-Star Mile winner Tom Kitten

2025 The All-Star Mile winner Tom Kitten. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos.

  • 1st: #2 Tom Kitten
  • 2nd: #1 Mr Brightside
  • 3rd: #3 Light Infantry Man

The Godolphin raced four-year-old Tom Kitten ($4.60) is onto the Australian Cup on March 29 a last start Group 1 winner after working home hard to wear down and narrowly deny Mr Brightside victory in a thrilling 2025 The All-Star Mile result at Flemington.

2025 All-Star Mile Odds

The season’s top The All-Star Mile racing odds for 2025 will be made available below as soon as betting markets open on the popular autumn feature that runs in 2025 as a Group 1 Australian horse race.

Early market betting odds on the 2025 The All-Star Mile will be displayed below once available. Odds are subject to fluctuation. For current odds on all of our live markets, please visit ladbrokes.com.au.

Designed in 2018 for middle distance horses, The All-Star Mile started out as an ungraded special conditions race held during the Melbourne Autumn Racing Carnival.

In October of 2024 ahead of the 2025 edition it was officially upgraded to a Group 1 event along with the $20 million The Everest.

2024 The All-Star Mile winner Pride Of Jenni

2024 The All-Star Mile winner Pride Of Jenni set a blistering pace up front and never looked like getting beaten. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos.

In 2022 the event was officially known as The Seppelt Wines All-Star Mile.

In 2023 a change of sponsorship saw the event run as The Sharp EIT All-Star Mile.

Featuring a reduced prize pool of $2.5 million as of 2025, the race rotated year-to-year across all three major Victorian tracks with the inaugural edition taking place in 2019 at Flemington Racecourse and won by that year’s Australian Guineas winning filly Mystic Journey.

The 2020 The All-Star Mile moved from Flemington to Caulfield Racecourse and saw the Perth-trained stablemates Regal Power (1st) and Superstorm (2nd) run the quinella.

For 2021 the third edition of The All-Star Mile was conducted at The Valley and won by New South Wales’ visitor Mugatoo, winner of the previous spring’s Group 3 Newcastle Gold Cup.

The All-Star Mile race returned to Flemington in 2022 and ran at the track with the favourite Zaaki saluting for the punters.

In 2023 The All-Star Mile took place at Moonee Valley for the second time and saw the 2022 fourth placed Mr Brightside win.

Caulfield hosted its second The All-Star Mile race in 2024 and was won in an emphatic two-length romp home by Pride Of Jenni.

In 2025 the first Group 1 running of the race took place at Flemington with Tom Kitten enjoying an upset win. 

The All-Star Mile was the only Australian race where members of the public help to choose the final field of horses. Aussie and Kiwi punters originally got to vote on their favourite eligible milers, selecting 10 of the 15 runners in The All-Star Mile field.

For the 2024 All-Star Mile however a revamped structure saw eight ‘Win and You’re In’ races taking place offering the winners a guaranteed start in the 16-horse field, before it became an official Group 1 event for 2025.

The other positions in the weight-for-age were filled by Wildcard horses chosen by a panel of Racing Victoria (RV) and Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) experts.

All Star Mile Info

  • Date: Saturday March 8, 2025
  • Track: Flemington 
  • Distance: 1600m
  • Conditions: Weight-For-Age
  • Status: Group 1 (as of 2025)
  • Prize Money: $2.5 million (2025)
  • First Run: 2019

 

All-Star Mile Betting

Betting on The All-Star Mile was hugely popular for the first edition of the race in 2019 with the public getting to not only vote for their favourite horses to run but also back them to salute!

All-Star Mile Winners - Mystic Journey | Ladbrokes.com.au

Mystic Journey won the inaugural All-Star Mile in 2019. Photo: Ultimate Racing Photos.

The All-Star Mile betting on the confirmed runners is led by proven milers with good lead-up form in earlier autumn features including any three-year-olds out of the Group 1 Australian Guineas (1600m) held at Flemington a fortnight prior.

In 2019 the filly Mystic Journey became the first The All-Star Mile winner and completed the Australian Guineas – The All Star Mile double.

Another top lead-up race in the autumn that impacts The All-Star Mile betting is the Group 1 Futurity Stakes (1400m) held at Caulfield Racecourse in late February, which the mare Alizee won in 2018 before her third in The All-Star Mile results.

In 2023 Mr Brightside improved on a lead-up second in the Futurity Stakes – run that year at Sandown – the win the race.

Mr Brightside won the CF Orr – Futurity Stakes double in 2024 but failed to defend his All-Star Mile title when runner-up to star mare Pride Of Jenni as the beaten favourite.

Pride Of Jenni meanwhile improved on a second in the CF Orr Stakes in 2024 before her two-length victory in the All-Star Mile race at Caulfield that autumn.

In 2022 Zaaki ($2.40) became the first and to date only The All-Star Mile favourite to salute for the punters.

All-Star Mile Field

As of 2024 the All-Star Mile field features an expanded 16 runners.

The All-Star Mile race field was previously in part selected by the Australian public with racing fans getting the opportunity to help pick 10 of the starters in the final field.

2025 All-Star Mile Field

The final announcement for the official 2025 The All Star Mile field and barrier draw will be made the week of the race and updated in full below once confirmed.

The official 2025 The All-Star Mile Final Field & Barriers are announced on Wednesday the 5th of March 2025 and will be listed below.

The All-Star Mile 2025 field features just seven horses for its first running as a Group 1 with Mr Brightside favourite to win the event for a second time after success in 2023.

2025 All-Star Mile Nominations

Early All-Star Mile 2025 nominations close on Tuesday the 11th of February 2025 giving connections the chance to enter their potential runners.

The All-Star Mile 2025 nominations are now out featuring 53 early entries including the 2023 champ Mr Brightside, his last start conqueror in the CF Orr Another Wil, and Chris Waller’s brilliant Cox Plate winning mare Via Sistina.

  Last 10 Horse Sex Age Trainer Hcp Rating
1 220x22525x AMELIA’S JEWEL M 5 Annabel Neasham & Rob Archibald  
2 159x116x1 ANGEL CAPITAL C 3 Clinton McDonald  
3 17x11712x1 ANOTHER WIL G 5 Ciaron Maher  
4 0x75x0451x ARAPAHO (FR) G 8 Bjorn Baker  
5 32x966312x ATISHU (NZ) M 7 Chris Waller  
6 80x274140x ATTRITION H 5 Mitchell Freedman  
7 x5111x867x CELESTIAL LEGEND H 4 Les Bridge  
8 1x114x46x7 COEUR VOLANTE (NZ) M 4 Michael Moroney & Glen Thompson  
9 0890x9775x COMMUNIST G 5 Anthony & Sam Freedman  
10 4021x5157x DENY KNOWLEDGE (IRE) M 7 Anthony & Sam Freedman  
11 60x714053x ENCAP G 4 Gary Portelli  
12 4x12x3163x FANGIRL M 6 Chris Waller  
13 114x7423x FEROCE (NZ) G 3 Dominic Sutton  
14 214×012652 FLYING TRAPEZE H 4 Gary Portelli  
15 41x49832x8 FREEDOM RALLY G 5 Tony Gollan  
16 1725x1318x GRINZINGER BELLE (NZ) M 4 Danny O’Brien  
17 13x6262x HENLEIN C 3 Anthony & Sam Freedman  
18 2x321x530x I WISH I WIN (NZ) G 6 Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman  
19 3x63121x4x JUST FOLK G 8 Gavin Bedggood  
20 234x90051x KNIGHT’S CHOICE G 5 John Symons & Sheila Laxon  
21 70x697101x LIGHT INFANTRY MAN (FR) G 6 Ciaron Maher  
22 x6310x018x LINDERMANN G 5 Chris Waller  
23 112x46x2 LINEBACKER (NZ) G 3 John O’Shea & Tom Charlton  
24 3×18491212 MARBLE ARCH (NZ) M 5 Ben, Will & JD Hayes  
25 x258x0047x MOLLY BLOOM (NZ) M 4 Chris Waller  
26 3x212241x2 MR BRIGHTSIDE (NZ) G 7 Ben, Will & JD Hayes  
27 1x17240x11 NAME DROPPER (NZ) G 5 Richard Laming  
28 12171×7 NDOLA C 3 Ben, Will & JD Hayes  
29 09x658610x NEW ENERGY (IRE) G 6 Ciaron Maher  
30 72x313491x PERICLES G 5 James Cummings  
31 0x217376x9 PINSTRIPED G 6 Enver Jusufovic  
32 110x27x88x PLACE DU CARROUSEL (IRE) M 6 Anthony & Sam Freedman  
33 3156×2 PLYMOUTH G 3 Michael Moroney & Glen Thompson  
34 349×312311 POINT AND SHOOT G 3 Bjorn Baker  
35 37×1542487 POISON CHALICE (NZ) G 5 Paul Preusker  
36 21x521280x PRIDE OF JENNI M 7 Ciaron Maher  
37 41x1415x4 PRIVATE LIFE C 3 Chris Waller  
38 1525×1 PUBLIC ATTENTION (NZ) C 3 Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)  
39 100122111x RISE AT DAWN (NZ) G 4 Ben, Will & JD Hayes  
40 8x311x1 ROYAL INSIGNIA C 3 Grahame Begg  
41 1x1x2111x1 SAVAGLEE (NZ) C 3 Pam Gerard  
42 12110x0x SCARLET OAK M 4 Chris Waller  
43 021352x SCARY (NZ) C 3 Emma-Lee & David Browne  
44 281142×5 STATUARIO G 3 Emma-Lee & David Browne  
45 0x86333223 STEPARTY G 4 Paul Preusker  
46 77×3213937 SUPER SMINK M 4 Daniel Morton  
47 4x744x2113 THE INEVITABLE G 9 John Keys  
48 464x15243x TOM KITTEN G 4 James Cummings  
49 138x83183x TOO DARN LIZZIE F 3 Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott  
50 6516231658 TORRANZINO (NZ) G 5 Paul Preusker  
51 x12x15111x VIA SISTINA (IRE) M 7 Chris Waller  
52 6019117×31 WEST OF AFRICA G 5 Annabel Neasham & Rob Archibald  
53 2x6652454x ZARDOZI M 4 James Cummings

Table Credit: Racing Australia.

The All-Star Mile Form Guide

The All-Star Mile form guide provides race fans with all the key information on the 16 horses that make the official field for the multi-million dollar mile event.

The confirmed The All-Star Mile jockeys, barrier draw, runner statistics and track information can all be found in the form guide along with an early betting preview.

One form fact that did emerge from the inaugural race was that the Futurity Stakes makes for an excellent form line to follow into The All-Star Mile with both Hartnell (2nd) and Alizee (3rd) finishing in the money behind Mystic Journey after lead-up runs in the Futurity Stakes trifecta.

The 2023 All-Star Mile winner meanwhile ran a lead-up second in the Futurity Stakes with the winner, Alligator Blood, running fourth as the beaten favourite.

The 2022 All-Star Mile winner Zaaki franked the form finishing top three in a host of Group 1 races including the Doomben Cup (3rd), Underwood Stakes (3rd) and Caulfield Stakes (3rd). Zaaki was fourth in that year’s Cox Plate and then went back-to-back during the Melbourne Cup Carnival winning the Group1 1 VRC Champions Stakes (2000m) for the second time at Flemington.

I’m Thunderstruck was runner-up in the 2022 All-Star Mile and further franked the form finishing second next-up in Sydney’s Group 1 Doncaster Mile. I’m Thunderstruck returned that spring and won the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes, also over the mile, and was runner-up in the Caulfield Stakes and Cox Plate results.

The 2023 All-Star Mile form was firmly franked by Mr Brightside, who improved on his fourth in the race the year before, who went on to salute in his next four starts including victories in the Group 1 Doncaster Mile, Group 1 Memsie Stakes and Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes. Following the Makybe Diva win Mr Brightside then placed second in the Group 1 King Charles III Stakes, Group 1 Cox Plate, and Group 1 Champions Mile that spring in a huge campaign.

Pride Of Jenni won the 2024 All-Star before an Australian Cup second and then historic 6.5 length Group 1 Queen Elizabeth Stakes win that autumn in Sydney.

2025 The All-Star Mile Form Guide

A link to our comprehensive All-Star Mile 2025 Form Guide and betting preview will be provided for punters below the week of the race.

The All-Star Mile Tips

Top The All-Star Mile betting tips include looking for Group 1 performers that make the starting line-up, those with a top record over the mile and the best out of that season’s Futurity Stakes results.

2025 The All-Star Mile Tips

Our expert team of tipsters will provide the 2025 The All-Star Mile betting tips below closer to the day so stay tuned for the sprinters to back and sack this spring.

Once the final field for the latest edition of The All Star mile has been accepted and finalised we will be placing our top tips and selections for The All-Star Mile here.

  • To Win: #1 Mr Brightside ($2.45 at time of publish) – BET NOW

As predicted, we’ve got a small seven-horse All-Star Mile field at Flemington this weekend with Mr B the favourite to become history’s first two-time winner. He lines-up in the event for a fourth straight year having run 4th here in 2022, winning in 2023 at The Valley, and then placing second to Pride Of Jenni at Caulfield last year. Comes off a successful Futurity Stakes title defence and is fit and ready to fire again third-up. He’s going as strong as ever, and this cult galloper’s record over the Flemington mile is very strong (9:4-1-1). Faces his first-up conqueror in the Orr, Another Wil, but fancy him to turn the tables. Barrier five and Williams stays on. Wins and goes past $17 million in stakes to become a 10-time Group 1 champion, and deservedly so!

The All-Star Mile Bet Types

Win – The most basic type of bet. Put your money straight up on the runner that you think will win The All-Star Mile.

Place – Pick the horse that you think will finish in the top three positions but at lower odds.

Each-Way – Put equal amounts on a horse for the win and a place, the equivalent of two bets and you get paid out for both if it wins.

Quinella – Bet on the horses you think will finish first and second in either order. You can also pick for example one horse to finish 1st and then a combination The fewer horses you pick the greater the dividend.

Exacta – An exacta also involves choosing horses that you think will finish first and second but it differs from a quinella in that it has to be the exact order you specify in the bet.

Trifecta – Very similar to an Exacta, but for the first, second and third placings in the correct finishing order. You can also Box Trifecta to finish in any of the first 3 combinations.

First Four – A First Four bet works the same as an Exacta and Trifecta but for the first four runners in finishing order.

The All-Star Mile Winners

Mystic Journey (2019) was the inaugural All-Star Mile winner and the only three-year-old so far to win.

Zaaki (2022) is the oldest All-Star Mile winner to date saluting as a seven-year-old.

There have been seven editions with seven winners, Mr Brightside failing to defend his 2023 title when second to Pride Of Jenni in 2024. Mr Brightside ran in his fourth straight All-Star Mile field in 2025 but finished runner-up again to Tom Kitten. 

Pride Of Jenni (2024) is the last All-Star Mile winning mare.

Winners of The All-Star Mile race going back to the event’s inaugural running in 2019 are detailed in the below table.

Year Winner 2nd 3rd Time
2025 Tom Kitten Mr Brightside Light Infantry Man 1:35.94
2024 Pride Of Jenni Mr Brightside Cascadian 1:35.22
2023 Mr Brightside Cascadian The Inevitable 1:34.4
2022 Zaaki I’m Thunderstruck Streets Of Avalon 1:36.5
2021 Mugatoo Russian Camelot Behemoth 1:39.8
2020 Regal Power Superstorm Melody Belle 1:36.5
2019 Mystic Journey Hartnell Alizee 1:35.7

FAQ

Who won the 2025 the All-Star Mile?

The 2025 The All-Star Mile was won by Tom Kitten at $4.60 for trainer James Cummings with jockey Ben Melham aboard on 59kg from barrier 4 to win by 0.06 lengths in a time of 1:35.94.

When is the All-Star Mile 2025?

Saturday March 8, 2025

What is the prize money for the All-Star Mile 2025?

$2,500,000

Where is the All-Star Mile 2025?

Flemington Racecourse, 448 Epsom Rd, Flemington VIC 3031.