This season the 2026 Toorak Handicap runs on Saturday, October 10, 2026 on Caulfield Guineas Day.
The Toorak Handicap 2026 is one of the most sought-after betting races of the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival, combining a deep field of proven milers, rising stars, and handicap specialists in a high-pressure Group 1 showdown at Caulfield Racecourse. Run over 1600m under handicap conditions, the race is renowned for its competitive markets and upset potential, making it a favourite among punters searching for value. For those tracking the latest Toorak Handicap odds 2026 and Toorak Handicap betting 2026 markets, the feature regularly attracts a mix of established Group 1 performers and lightly weighted improvers capable of producing a career-best performance on the big stage. With strong lead-up form from races across Melbourne and Sydney, and a history of launching horses towards major spring targets, the Toorak Handicap remains one of the most intriguing betting contests of the season. Stay up to date with the latest Toorak Handicap 2026 odds, market movers, betting trends, field updates, and expert analysis right here at Ladbrokes.
2026 Toorak Handicap Odds
The updated Toorak Handicap 2026 betting odds complete with links to our Group 1 Caulfield Guineas Day markets will be available below as soon as open so stay tuned for the best mile racing odds online followed by the official finishing order after the event.
| 1. Evaporate (2) J: Blake Shinn 58kg 9×319 T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | |||
| Last start sat on the pace before fading 9th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 4 len behind Angel Capital with 56.5kg at $7. The start before that won by 1.75 len in a So You Think at Sandown-Hillside on September 5 over 1500m on a rain affected track defeating Pinstriped with 58.5kg at $2.05. Has excuses latest and is much better suited to a mile from this draw. | |||
| 2. Lady Shenandoah (9) J: James McDonald 58kg 42×44 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Dual acceptor. Third-up today and won third-up previously. Resuming 4th of 11 in the G1 Winx Stakes at Randwick on August 22 over 1400m, on a slow track; 4.5 len behind Autumn Glow carrying 57kg at $19. Second-up sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 4th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 1.3 len behind Angel Capital with 56kg at $4.80. Rock solid, no issue to a mile, she’ll run well. | |||
| 3. Warnie (1) J: Mark Zahra 57kg 8×416 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Dual acceptor. At the latest run 6th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 2.5 len behind Angel Capital carrying 55kg at $15. Before that was well back until straightening; raced back then made ground from the turn; won by 1.3 len in the G3 Chautauqua (Chandler Macleod) Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 9 over 1300m on a rain affected track defeating Tennessee Bound with 58kg at $3.70. Going well, should be thereabouts again. | |||
| 4. Feroce (15) J: Billy Egan 56.5kg 72×55 T: Dominic Sutton | |||
| Third-up today and placed third-up in the past. Resuming tracked the speed and boxed on steadily 5th of 11 in the G2 PB Lawrence Stakes at this track on August 15 over 1400m, on a slow track; 2.25 len behind Cosmic Crusader with 59kg at $14. Last start 5th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 2 len behind Angel Capital carrying 54.5kg at $17. Going well but will need a good ride from the gate. | |||
| 5. Von Hauke (11) J: Harry Coffey 56.5kg 103×7 T: Cliff Brown | |||
| Second run back. First-up after three months 7th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 3 len behind Angel Capital with 54.5kg at $71. Previously second-up won by a nose in the LR Golden Mile at Bendigo on May 2 over 1600m defeating Wonder Boy with 60kg at $11. One of the better closers fresh, hard to hold out to this trip. | |||
| 6. Regal Award (4) J: Lachlan Neindorf 55kg 517×3 T: Phillip & Tommy Stokes | |||
| Second run back. First-up after three months 3rd of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 1.2 len behind Angel Capital with 52.5kg at $9.50. Previously second-up made ground from midfield; 3rd of 10 in the LR South Pacific Classic at Randwick on April 11 over 1400m, 1.3 len behind Beskar carrying 54.5kg at $1.90. Game fresh and can improve, hard to run down again. | |||
| 7. Hellsing (12) J: Daniel Stackhouse 54kg 011×5 T: Annabel & Rob Archibald | |||
| Second run back. First-up after four months 5th of 10 in the G3 Cameron Handicap at Newcastle on September 18 over 1500m, 5 len behind Fully Lit carrying 58kg at $15. Previously second-up eased back early on 7th of 9 in a Bm88 at Randwick on January 3 over 1400m, 3.5 len behind Cool Jakey carrying 59kg at $61. Fitter, rough hope. | |||
| 8. Sabaj (10) J: Ethan Brown 54kg 44×00 T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up previously. Resuming ran last of 12 in the G1 Memsie Stakes at this track on August 29 over 1400m, slow going 6 len behind Beiwacht with 59kg at $101. Last start got back early 12th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 5.5 len behind Angel Capital with 53kg at $21. Better than it looked last time and a mile suits but does still need to improve. | |||
| 9. Sun God (5) J: Jye Mcneil 54kg 121×8 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Second run back. First-up after three months 8th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 3 len behind Angel Capital carrying 52.5kg at $26. Previously second-up 2nd of 11 in the LR Spear Chief Handicap at Eagle Farm on June 6 over 1500m, head behind War Eternal carrying 59kg at $4.80. Solid return and gets a lovely map up in trip, including in all exotics. | |||
| 10. Panova (13) J: William Pike 53kg 712×6 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Second-up. First-up after three months 6th of 8 in the G2 Tramway Stakes at Randwick on September 5 over 1400m, 3.5 len behind Headley Grange carrying 56kg at $31. Previously second-up 5th of 11 in the G2 Phar Lap Stakes at Rosehill on March 14 over 1500m, 3 len behind Sixties carrying 54.5kg at $13. Solid return, should be running on well. | |||
| 11. Too Darn Discreet (14) J: Declan Bates 53kg 11×23 T: Dan O’sullivan | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up in the past. Resuming made significant ground from the rear of the field 2nd of 12 in the G2 Let’s Elope Stakes at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, nose behind Pondalowie carrying 56kg at $21. Second run from a spell 3rd of 9 in the G2 Stocks Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m, 2.25 len behind Changing Colours carrying 56kg at $5.50. Going well, just how far back she gets is the worry. | |||
| 12. Welcometotheshow (6) J: Craig Newitt 52.5kg 9×261 T: Tyler Donaldson-Aitken | |||
| At the latest run came from midfield and won by 0.8 len in the LR Tontonan (Sofitel) Stakes at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m defeating Cote Atlantique carrying 54kg at $14. The start before that 6th of 16 in a Goul Cup Mbm98 at Goulburn on August 23 over 1400m, 2 len behind Just Party carrying 55.5kg at $16. Good win latest, lightweight flyer. | |||
| 13. Changing Colours (8) J: Luke Cartwright 52kg 41111 T: Lucy Yeomans | |||
| On a four run winning streak. At the latest run came from midfield and won by 1.0 len in the G2 Stocks Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m defeating Sass Appeal carrying 55kg at $3.80. Before that came from midfield and won by 1.3 len in a Bm84 at Sandown-Hillside on September 9 over 1600m on a soft track defeating Flying Valley with 59.5kg at $2.10. Keeps raising the bar and looks dangerous with 52kg. | |||
| 14. Pondalowie (3) J: Rachel King 52kg 35×81 T: Emma-Lee & David Browne | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up previously. First-up got back early 8th of 12 in the G3 Courtza (WW Cockram) Stakes at this track on August 29 over 1200m, slow going 6 len behind Custom with 56kg at $21. Second run from a spell ran on strongly from last on the turn and won by a nose in the G2 Let’s Elope Stakes at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m defeating Too Darn Discreet carrying 55kg at $51. Shock winner latest but inclined to risk this time. | |||
| 15. Salty Pearl (7) J: Craig Williams 52kg 35×34 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up previously. First-up 3rd of 12 in the G3 Courtza (WW Cockram) Stakes at this track on August 29 over 1200m, on a slow track; 2.75 len behind Custom with 59kg at $15. Second-up 4th of 12 in the G2 Let’s Elope Stakes at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, 0.7 len behind Pondalowie with 57.5kg at $7.50. Not far away last start. Big weight drop and can figure. | |||
Toorak Handicap Tips
Toorak Handicap tips that are the most likely to pay off are to take the best performers coming out of similar grade Group 1 runs over 1400m or further.
Other Toorak Handicap tips are to take a runner drawn in barrier 11, which produced two of the four winners from 2011-2014. Looking for the four-year-olds who have a dominant recent record in the Toorak Handicap results since 2005 is another strong betting tip.
Looking over the history of the race, it is clear the wider-drawn horses and proven Group 1 placegetters are the best to back in Toorak Handicap tipping.
Ladbrokes Tip: Toorak Handicap graduates have a good strike-rate in the Cox Plate
2026 Toorak Handicap Predictions & Best Bets
Our Ladbrokes’ exclusive Toorak Handicap 2026 betting tips will be detailed below the week of the race so stay tuned for the milers to get behind at the best value Caulfield odds this spring.
| 2. Lady Shenandoah (9) J: James McDonald 58kg 42×44 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Dual acceptor. Third-up today and won third-up previously. Resuming 4th of 11 in the G1 Winx Stakes at Randwick on August 22 over 1400m, on a slow track; 4.5 len behind Autumn Glow carrying 57kg at $19. Second-up sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 4th of 16 in the G1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 1.3 len behind Angel Capital with 56kg at $4.80. Rock solid, no issue to a mile, she’ll run well. | |||
| 13. Changing Colours (8) J: Luke Cartwright 52kg 41111 T: Lucy Yeomans | |||
| On a four run winning streak. At the latest run came from midfield and won by 1.0 len in the G2 Stocks Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m defeating Sass Appeal carrying 55kg at $3.80. Before that came from midfield and won by 1.3 len in a Bm84 at Sandown-Hillside on September 9 over 1600m on a soft track defeating Flying Valley with 59.5kg at $2.10. Keeps raising the bar and looks dangerous with 52kg. | |||
| 11. Too Darn Discreet (14) J: Declan Bates 53kg 11×23 T: Dan O’sullivan | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up in the past. Resuming made significant ground from the rear of the field 2nd of 12 in the G2 Let’s Elope Stakes at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, nose behind Pondalowie carrying 56kg at $21. Second run from a spell 3rd of 9 in the G2 Stocks Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m, 2.25 len behind Changing Colours carrying 56kg at $5.50. Going well, just how far back she gets is the worry. | |||
Latest Toorak Handicap News
The Toorak Handicap is one of the key mile features of the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival and runs over 1600m at Caulfield Racecourse on Caulfield Guineas Day in mid-October each year. On a meeting that is headlined by three Group 1 races the Toorak Handicap is worth $1,000,000 in prize money and was first run in 1881 when Josephine won the inaugural edition.
Open to horses aged three-years-old and above it has held Group 1 status since 1979 and was traditionally contested by horses that came off a lead-up run at the track in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m). Trust In A Gust (2014) was the last horse to do the Sir Rupert Clarke – Toorak Handicap double.
The other elite level races that run alongside the Toorak Handicap at the meeting are the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas (1600m) and the Group 1 Caulfield Stakes (2000m) for possible Cox Plate horses that now runs as the Might And Power.
Notable Toorak Handicap winners over the years include Royal Gem (1946), Galilee (1966), Leilani (1974), Roman Arch (2003), More Joyous (2010), and recent dual champ Solzhenitsyn (2012 & 2013).
The 2021 Toorak Handicap form was franked with the winner I’m Thunderstruck winning Sydney’s The Golden Eagle next start, a race now worth $10 million. The gun galloper returned the following autumn to finish runner-up in both The All-Star Mile in Melbourne and Sydney’s Doncaster Mile.
Toorak Handicap Race Info
- Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
- Track: Caulfield Racecourse
- Distance: 1600m
- Conditions: Handicap
- Status: Group 1
- Prize Money: $1,000,000
- First Run: 1881
2026 Toorak Handicap Results
The full Toorak Handicap 2026 Results & Finishing Order will be detailed below when the race takes place on 2026 Caulfield Guineas Day, Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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Toorak Handicap Betting
Toorak Handicap betting markets are traditionally led by horses that ran in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (1400m) at the same track which has produced six winners from 2012-18 including Trust In A Gust (2014) who completed the double.
Tuvalu (3rd in 2022) was the last Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes graduate to back-up and win the Toorak Handicap.
Previous experience over the mile also bodes well for horses at the top of the Toorak Handicap odds.
Favourites in the Toorak Handicap betting odds have a solid record in the race over the past decade with six saluting for the punters from 2010-22 including He’s Our Rokkii ($2.60 in 2016), Land Of Plenty ($4.20 in 2018), and I’m Thunderstruck ($3.10 in 2021).
Upsets though are also not uncommon with the longest priced Toorak Handicap winner in recent history being Allez Wonder ($41 in 2009). A roughie hope also saluted in 2019 with Fierce Impact ($18) defeating the equal favourite Night’s Watch ($7), while there was another outsider at the top of the results in 2020 with Mr Quickie ($21).
There was another notable upset in 2023 with Attrition winning at $26 while the third placed Bankers Choice jumped at $201!
In 2025 Attrition returned to run second in the Toorak Handicap results behind $10 champ Transatlantic.
2026 Toorak Handicap Big Bets Tracker
Follow the big money Toorak Handicap bets on Saturday’s mile feature at Caulfield right here.
Toorak Handicap Field
The Toorak Handicap race field has a capacity of 18 starters, that maximum last lining up in 2008 when Alamosa won the classic before the race drew capacity starters again in both 2017 – when Japanese import Tosen Stardom saluted – and 2018 when the favourite Land Of Plenty got the job done for the punters. The Toorak Handicap field also ran at capacity in 2019 when the Japanese-bred gallopers won for the second time in two years via the Matthew Smith-trained Fierce Impact.
It is a race known for its big fields with no single figure fields lining-up in over 30 years. Final Toorak Handicap acceptances are taken on the Wednesday before the race and feature the best milers of the season. The nominations for the race close the Monday two days out from the field and barrier draw release every October.
Horses traditionally come into the Toorak Handicap field via a lead-up run in Group 1 Melbourne races earlier in the spring and may continue onto the Melbourne Cup Carnival to contest later Group 1 features including the Group 1 VRC Champions Stakes (2000m) run at Flemington on the Saturday after the Melbourne Cup.
2026 Toorak Handicap Field
The official Toorak Handicap 2026 Final Field & Barriers are set for release on the Wednesday leading-up to Caulfield Guineas Day and will be listed in full below so stay tuned to see what gun spring milers make the field.
The 2026 Toorak Handicap field features a cracking line-up of 15 gallopers including the Phillip & Tommy Stokes-trained Regal Award coming off a third fresh in the Sir Rupert Clarke and the flying Gorup 2 Stocks Stakes winning mare Changing Colours up in grade chasing her fifth win on the trot.
| Entrant | Last 6 | Sex | Barrier | Weight | |
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1. Evaporate
J: Blake Shinn
T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes |
99×319 | G | 2 | 58kg | |
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2. Lady Shenandoah
J: James McDonald
T: Chris Waller |
342×44 | M | 9 | 58kg | |
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3. Warnie
J: Mark Zahra
T: Ciaron Maher |
08×416 | G | 1 | 57kg | |
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4. Feroce
J: Billy Egan
T: Dominic Sutton |
272×55 | G | 15 | 56.5kg | |
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5. Von Hauke
J: Harry Coffey
T: Cliff Brown |
5103×7 | G | 11 | 56.5kg | |
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6. Regal Award
J: Lachlan Neindorf
T: Phillip & Tommy Stokes |
3517×3 | G | 4 | 55kg | |
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7. Hellsing
J: Daniel Stackhouse
T: Annabel & Rob Archibald |
2011×5 | G | 12 | 54kg | |
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8. Sabaj
J: Ethan Brown
T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr |
244×00 | G | 10 | 54kg | |
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9. Sun God
J: Jye Mcneil
T: Chris Waller |
x121x8 | G | 5 | 54kg | |
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10. Panova
J: William Pike
T: Chris Waller |
5712×6 | M | 13 | 53kg | |
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11. Too Darn Discreet
J: Declan Bates
T: Dan O’sullivan |
011×23 | M | 14 | 53kg | |
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12. Welcometotheshow
J: Craig Newitt
T: Tyler Donaldson-Aitken |
89×261 | H | 6 | 52.5kg | |
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13. Changing Colours
J: Luke Cartwright
T: Lucy Yeomans |
x41111 | M | 8 | 52kg | |
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14. Pondalowie
J: Rachel King
T: Emma-Lee & David Browne |
x35x81 | M | 3 | 52kg | |
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15. Salty Pearl
J: Craig Williams
T: Ciaron Maher |
135×34 | M | 7 | 52kg |
2026 Toorak Handicap Nominations
The early Toorak Handicap 2026 Nominations are taken the Monday of race week and will be available below once announced.
The 2026 Toorak Handicap nominations attracted a bumper 25 spring milers led in all-in betting by Sepals and Regal Award who ran second and third respectively last start in the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
Toorak Handicap Form Guide
The Toorak Handicap form guide features all the crucial information like saddlecloth numbers, jockeys, trainers and the allocated weights of all the horses in the field.
Looking for horses that ran first three in their lead-up run is important as the Toorak Handicap form shows that gallopers that finished in the money last time out have the best record in the Group 1. Wide gates have produced as many winners as inside gates over the past decade.
The 2022 Toorak Handicap form was franked with the winner Tuvalu running second next-up at Flemington in the Group 1 VRC Champions Mile (1600m). The runner-up Laws Of Indices meanwhile went to Sydney for a third in the $2 million Five Diamonds before heading overseas to finish third in that year’s Hong Kong Mile.
Antino went on to frank the 2024 Toorak Handicap form with a next-up second in the Group 1 Champions Mile over the Melbourne Cup Carnival before returning in 2025 to take out Brisbane’s Doomben Cup in the winter.
The strength of the 2025 Toorak Handicap form was quickly reinforced after the race, with winner Transatlantic going on to win the Five Diamond Prelude before finishing second in the lucrative $2 million Five Diamonds at his next two starts. Runner-up Evaporate also franked the form with a third-place finish in the Golden Eagle, while third placegetter Lecia Lucy continued her strong campaign when runner-up in the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes during the Melbourne Cup Carnival, underlining the quality of the Toorak Handicap as a proven source of elite spring form.
Toorak Handicap Form Facts
- Favourites in Toorak Handicap betting saluted five times from 2013-25.
- Four-year-olds have the best record overall in the Toorak Handicap results going back over the past 30 years with Attrition (2023) the last four-year-old Toorak Handicap winner.
- More Joyous (2010) was the last mare to win the Toorak Handicap.
2026 Toorak Handicap Form Guide
A link to our detailed Toorak Handicap 2026 Form Guide will be provided for punters the week of the race.
Past Toorak Handicap Results
The Toorak Handicap race results and finishing order of all starters is known when the event runs on Caulfield Guineas Day. You can find out the winner, quinella, trifecta, first four as well as the winning margin for any exotic bets placed on the spring major.
K. Cid (1929) is the sole three-year-old Toorak Handicap winner in history.
There have been five multiple Toorak Handicap winners to date with Solzhenitsyn (2012, 2013); Umrum (1999, 2000); Nicopolis (1963, 1964); Desert Breeze (1952, 1953); and Saxony (1948, 1949) all winning the race twice.
Land Of Plenty holds the current Toorak Handicap race record winning in 2018 in a time of 1 minute 34.52 seconds.
Recent Toorak Handicap Winners
Recent Toorak Handicap winners dating back to the year 1983 are detailed in the below table.
| Year | Winner | Jockey | Trainer/s | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
| 2025 | Transatalantic | Mark Zahra | Tony Gollan | 1:35.64 |
| 2024 | Antino | Blake Shinn | Tony Gollan | 1:35.24 |
| 2023 | Attrition | Beau Mertens | Mitchell Freedman | 1:36.47 |
| 2022 | Tuvalu | Jarrod Fry | Lindsey Smith | 1:36.55 |
| 2021 | I’m Thunderstruck | Jye McNeil | Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) | 1:34.87 |
| 2020 | Mr Quickie | Jamie Kah | Phillip Stokes | 1:35.81 |
| 2019 | Fierce Impact | Craig Williams | Matthew Smith | 1:35.19 |
| 2018 | Land Of Plenty | Damian Lane | Darren Weir | 1:34.52 |
| 2017 | Tosen Stardom | Damian Lane | Darren Weir | 1:35.8 |
| 2016 | He’s Our Rokkii | Dwayne Dunn | David and B Hayes and T Dabernig | 1:36.1 |
| 2015 | Lucky Hussler | Glen Boss | Darren Weir | 1:34.5 |
| 2014 | Trust In A Gust | Brad Rawiller | Darren Weir | 1:35.2 |
| 2013 | Solzhenitsyn | Nash Rawiller | Robert Heathcote | 1:36.4 |
| 2012 | Solzhenitsyn | Corey Brown | Robert Heathcote | 1:35.2 |
| 2011 | King Mufhasa | Michael Rodd | Stephen McKee | 1:36.2 |
| 2010 | More Joyous | Nash Rawiller | Gai Waterhouse | 1:36.4 |
| 2009 | Allez Wonder | Michelle Payne | Bart Cummings | 1:35.0 |
| 2008 | Alamosa | Craig Newitt | Mick Price | 1:36.9 |
| 2007 | Divine Madonna | M Rodd | Mark Kavanagh | 1.37.3 |
| 2006 | Red Dazzler | J A Cassidy | Mick Price | 1.37.5 |
| 2005 | Barely A Moment | Craig Williams | Tony McEvoy | 1.37.9 |
| 2004 | Regal Roller | M Flaherty | Clinton McDonald | 1.37.4 |
| 2003 | Roman Arch | L Currie | Robbie Laing | 1.36.0 |
| 2002 | Shot of Thunder | G Boss | John O’Shea | 1.36.1 |
| 2001 | Show of Heart | G Boss | B N Miller | 1.35.8 |
| 2000 | Umrum | J A Cassidy | L M Macdonald | 1.36.4 |
| 1999 | Umrum | E A Wilkinson | L M Macdonald | – |
| 1998 | Marble Halls | J A Cassidy | D L Freedman | – |
| 1997 | Penghulu | G J Childs | H E Parnham | – |
| 1996 | Poetic King | S D Marshall | D L Freedman | – |
| 1995 | Sober Suit | B Prebble | J W Edwards | – |
| 1994 | Oppressor | D Taggart | G Mance | – |
| 1993 | Golden Sword | S R King | J Denham | – |
| 1992 | Ready To Explode | S R King | John Meagher | – |
| 1991 | Comrade | J A Cassidy | DR G Chapman | – |
| 1990 | Ricochet Rosie | Mick Dittman | G H Walter | – |
| 1989 | Cole Diesel | M Kerr | G Mance | – |
| 1988 | Planet Ruler | B York | D A Hayes | – |
| 1987 | Caledonian Boy | P Hyland | J J Moloney | – |
| 1986 | Canny Lass | J Marshall | Rick Hore-Lacy | – |
| 1985 | King Phoenix | M Goreham | T R Howe | – |
| 1984 | Mr. Ironclad | P Jarman | B J McLachlan | – |
| 1983 | Showmeran | G Doughty | K Neman Jr. | – |