This season the Caulfield Guineas runs on Saturday, October 10, 2026 as a potential Cox Plate lead-up race for three-year-olds.
The Caulfield Guineas 2026 shapes as one of the standout betting races of the Melbourne spring, with Australia’s most exciting three‑year‑olds lining up for a high‑pressure Group 1 mile at Caulfield. Early Caulfield Guineas odds are already on the move as punters react to sharp runs in the McNeil Stakes, Exford Plate and Prelude, with the market tightening around colts showing genuine class, tactical speed and strong late strength. With the Caulfield mile rewarding horses who can absorb pressure and accelerate off a fast tempo, Caulfield Guineas betting strategies are heating up — and Ladbrokes delivers the latest odds, key form insights and value‑driven analysis to keep punters ahead of the action in one of the spring’s most influential Group 1 showdowns.
2026 Caulfield Guineas Odds
The latest Caulfield Guineas 2026 betting odds and links to our Group 1 spring racing markets will be provided for punters below so stay tuned to back your favourite three-year-olds followed by the official finishing order after the event.
Caulfield Guineas 2026 Odds
| 1. Unit Five (1) J: Thomas Stockdale 57kg 10×27 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Third-up today. First-up made some head-way from midfield; 2nd of 10 in the G3 HDF McNeil Stakes at this track on August 29 over 1200m, slow going head behind American Eagle with 58kg at $5.50. Last start 7th of 14 in the LR Michael Moroney (Exford Plate) at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, 2.5 len behind Lara Antipova carrying 58kg at $3.60. Can’t have. | |||
| 2. Warwoven (6) J: Rachel King 57kg 6×511 T: Bjorn Baker | |||
| Chasing a hat-trick. At the latest run won by 3 len in the G1 Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill on September 26 over 1400m defeating St Gotthard carrying 56.5kg at $6. Before that tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by a long-neck in a G2 The Run To The Rose at Rosehill on September 12 over 1200m defeating St Gotthard carrying 57kg at $8. Awesome win in the Golden Rose, clearly the one to beat off that. | |||
| 3. Tornado Valley (8) J: William Pike 57kg 8×742 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Last start made ground from midfield; 2nd of 9 in the G3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 2.75 len behind Blind Raise with 58kg at $19. The run before that 4th of 9 in the LR Mitchell McKenzie Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 5 over 1300m, on a slow track; 4 len behind Blind Raise carrying 58.5kg at $8.50. Good latest but has a lot to make up. | |||
| 4. Tron Bolt (11) J: Craig Williams 57kg 11×75 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up in the past. First-up from last on the turn 7th of 11 in a G2 The Run To The Rose at Rosehill on September 12 over 1200m, 4 len behind Warwoven with 58.5kg at $21. Second-up 5th of 12 in the G1 Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill on September 26 over 1400m, 5 len behind Warwoven with 56.5kg at $10. Run off his feet latest, he’ll be peaking third up to a mile. | |||
| 5. Blind Raise (2) J: Blake Shinn 57kg 19×11 T: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young | |||
| Third-up today. First-up favourite; tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 1.75 len in the LR Mitchell McKenzie Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 5 over 1300m in soft going defeating Wolf Gap carrying 57.5kg at $3. Second-up favourite; tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 2.75 len in the G3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude at this track on September 19 over 1400m defeating Tornado Valley carrying 57kg at $2.40. Dominant latest and gets map favours, can upset the Sydney colts. | |||
| 6. Diameter (9) J: Jye Mcneil 57kg 3×661 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Last start came from midfield and won by a head in the G2 Bill Stutt Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m defeating Somethings Burnin’ with 57kg at $3.20. The start before that 6th of 14 in the LR Michael Moroney (Exford Plate) at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, 2 len behind Lara Antipova with 58kg at $13. Nice colt with a mile win under the belt but place best. | |||
| 7. Central Europe (7) J: James McDonald 57kg 3×340 T: Chris Waller | |||
| At the latest run faded in the straight 10th of 12 in the G1 Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill on September 26 over 1400m, 6 len behind Warwoven with 56.5kg at $31. Before that 4th of 11 in a G2 The Run To The Rose at Rosehill on September 12 over 1200m, 1.75 len behind Warwoven carrying 55kg at $5. Went way too fast in the Golden Rose, now gets J-Mac on and could improve. | |||
| 8. Somethings Burnin’ (3) J: Ben Melham 57kg x1232 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Last start 2nd of 9 in the G2 Bill Stutt Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m, head behind Diameter carrying 57kg at $8. The race before that 3rd of 14 in the LR Michael Moroney (Exford Plate) at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, 1.2 len behind Lara Antipova with 57kg at $4.60. Going well, this is a tough ask. | |||
| 9. Wolf Gap (4) J: Ethan Brown 57kg 13×24 T: Anthony & Sam Freedman | |||
| Third-up today. First-up 2nd of 9 in the LR Mitchell McKenzie Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 5 over 1300m, on a slow track; 1.75 len behind Blind Raise with 56kg at $5. Last start 4th of 9 in the G3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 3 len behind Blind Raise carrying 56kg at $3.80. Had excuses this time in but still needs to improve a long way. | |||
| 10. Seraphox (10) J: Declan Bates 57kg 13×36 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Third-up today and placed third-up in the past. Resuming 3rd of 10 in the G3 HDF McNeil Stakes at this track on August 29 over 1200m, slow going 2.75 len behind American Eagle carrying 57kg at $17. Last start 6th of 9 in the G3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude at this track on September 19 over 1400m, 5 len behind Blind Raise carrying 56kg at $16. Up in trip suits but this is too tough. | |||
| 11. Call Me Coach (5) J: Mark Zahra 57kg 11 T: Anthony & Sam Freedman | |||
| Yet to taste defeat in two starts. When well in the market on debut, favourite; won by 1.4 len in a Super Mdn at Hawkesbury on September 10 over 1300m defeating Never Know with 56.5kg at $3.40. Last start favourite; ran on from midfield and won by 1.5 len in a 3yo Bm66 at Cranbourne on September 25 over 1400m defeating Crudens Tycoon with 58.5kg at $1.35. Very progressive but he’s very raw, one for the future. | |||
Caulfield Guineas Tips
The Caulfield Guineas is the feature race on the opening day of the Caulfield Carnival and because of this the majority of racing experts have a set of Caulfield Guineas tips every year. The majority of horses that contest the Caulfield Guineas come through a similar form line, but this does not necessarily make it easy to pick the winner.
Good Caulfield Guineas betting tips include looking for the colts and geldings that ran well in key lead-up races including the Caulfield Guineas Prelude.
From 2014-22 three of the Caulfield Guineas winners had their final lead-up in the Stan Fox Stakes including Shooting To Win (2014) and Press Statement (2015) who both completed the double.
The Stan Fox Stakes was changed to the Callander-Presnell ahead of the 2022 edition and now runs over a mile after the Caulfield Guineas.
Golden Mile (2022) became the first horse to complete the Caulfield Guineas – Callander-Presnell double.
In 2018 The Autumn Sun ran third in the Stan Fox Stakes ahead of Caulfield Guineas win but also won Rosehill’s Group 1 Golden Rose Stakes in between.
Ole Kirk (2020) meanwhile was the latest horse to do the Golden Rose Stakes – Caulfield Guineas interstate double, while in 2021 Anamoe improved on a lead-up second as the beaten Golden Rose favourite to salute in the Guineas.
In 2022 Golden Mile improved on a Golden Rose 4th to win the Caulfield Guineas.
Autumn Boy (7th in 2025) was the last Caulfield Guineas winner to come via a run in the Golden Rose.
A key Caulfield Guineas tip is to stick with the colts and geldings as Surround (1976) is the last filly to beat home the boys in the mile classic.
It is also a good tip to back horses drawn barriers 1 – 5 with those gates producing 21 Caulfield Guineas winners up until 2024. Private Life (2024) was the last Caulfield Guineas winner from barrier 5, while Autumn Boy saluted from barrier 1 in 2025.
Griff overcame barrier 15 of 15 to lead all-the-way and win the 2023 Caulfield Guineas.
Ladbrokes Tip: The Caulfield Guineas Prelude has been a poor guide to Caulfield Guineas betting in recent years!
2026 Caulfield Guineas Predictions & Best Bets
Our insider Caulfield Guineas 2026 betting tips and Group 1 racing selections will be detailed below the week of the race so stay tuned for the gallopers to back and sack in the $3 million classic.
| 2. Warwoven (6) J: Rachel King 57kg 6×511 T: Bjorn Baker | |||
| Chasing a hat-trick. At the latest run won by 3 len in the G1 Golden Rose Stakes at Rosehill on September 26 over 1400m defeating St Gotthard carrying 56.5kg at $6. Before that tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by a long-neck in a G2 The Run To The Rose at Rosehill on September 12 over 1200m defeating St Gotthard carrying 57kg at $8. Awesome win in the Golden Rose, clearly the one to beat off that. | |||
| 5. Blind Raise (2) J: Blake Shinn 57kg 19×11 T: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young | |||
| Third-up today. First-up favourite; tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 1.75 len in the LR Mitchell McKenzie Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 5 over 1300m in soft going defeating Wolf Gap carrying 57.5kg at $3. Second-up favourite; tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 2.75 len in the G3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude at this track on September 19 over 1400m defeating Tornado Valley carrying 57kg at $2.40. Dominant latest and gets map favours, can upset the Sydney colts. | |||
| 8. Somethings Burnin’ (3) J: Ben Melham 57kg x1232 T: Chris Waller | |||
| Last start 2nd of 9 in the G2 Bill Stutt Stakes at this track on September 27 over 1600m, head behind Diameter carrying 57kg at $8. The race before that 3rd of 14 in the LR Michael Moroney (Exford Plate) at Flemington on September 12 over 1400m, 1.2 len behind Lara Antipova with 57kg at $4.60. Going well, this is a tough ask. | |||
Latest Caulfield Guineas News
The $3 million Caulfield Guineas is one of Australia’s premier racing events for three-year-old colts and geldings and is rated one of the country’s most important stallion-making events. The Caulfield Guineas is held over 1600 metres at the Caulfield Racecourse a week before the Caulfield Cup and is one of the most highly anticipated races during the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival.
The Group 1 event always draws the cream of the crop and has been won by the likes of Ajax, Hydrogen, Tulloch, Storm Queen, Vain, Surround, Luskin Star, Manikato, Red Anchor, Mahogany, Redoute’s Choice, Lonhro, Weekend Hussler, and All Too Hard.
In a bid to draw some of the attention away from the punting purists’ Caulfield Guineas Day action in Sydney Racing NSW ran the richest turf race in the world for the first time on the same day in 2017 – The Everest Randwick race now worth a record $20 million.
The Everest Day now runs a week later and so clashes with Melbourne’s Caulfield Cup meeting.
Caulfield Guineas Race Info
- Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
- Track: Caulfield Racecourse
- Distance: 1600m
- Conditions: 3yos – Set Weights
- Status: Group 1
- Prize Money: $3 million
- First Run: 1881
2026 Caulfield Guineas Results
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas Results and full race Finishing Order will be available below once the race is run and won on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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Caulfield Guineas Betting
The Caulfield Guineas is always an interesting betting race, but most years there is a standout colt or gelding that starts the race as a fairly short-priced favourite. However, from 1983 – 2021 14 favourites have won the Caulfield Guineas and the likes of Rich Enuff (2014), Pierro (2012) and Encosta De Lago (1996) were beaten as odds-on favourites.
The latest favourites in Caulfield Guineas betting to salute for the punters are the odds-on The Autumn Sun ($1.75 in 2018) followed by Ole Kirk ($4.20 in 2020) who both won the Group 1 Golden Rose Stakes in the lead-up; and then Anamoe ($2.10 in 2021), and the fellow Godolphin-raced Golden Mile ($2.70 in 2022).
There has not been a great deal of upsets in the history of the Caulfield Guineas but Econsul (2004), In Top Swing (2003), Centro (1990), Procol Harum (1989), Marwong (1987) and Abaridy (1986) all won the race at lengthy quotes. That was until the 2017 Caulfield Guineas results, when $101 roughie Mighty Boss saluted at triple figures.
There was another notable upset in 2023 with Griff winning as a $31 outside in Caulfield Guineas betting.
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Caulfield Guineas Field
The Caulfield Guineas race field is released on the Tuesday morning before the race and features a capacity field of 16 runners plus four emergencies.
The Caulfield Guineas field last ran at capacity in 2019 when Super Seth defeated 15 rivals. In 2017 the sole emergency for the Caulfield Guineas field – Mighty Boss – made the line-up and won in a massive boil-over at odds of $101.
Gallopers may come into the Caulfield Guineas field via a number of different spring lead-ups, but the Group 3 Caulfield Guineas Prelude (1400m) run a fortnight earlier is the traditional lead-up run. Recent winners of the Prelude – Caulfield Guineas double include Anacheeva (2010) and Helmet (2011).
It is interesting to note however that since Helmet in 2011 only four subsequent Caulfield Guineas winners have come via the Prelude most recently Private Life (4th in 2024).
In early August, the Group 3 H.D.F. McNeil Stakes on Memsie Stakes Day also makes a good starting point for Caulfield Guineas hopefuls and Super Seth (2019) was the last to do the HDF McNeil Stakes – Caulfield Guineas double.
The 2018 Caulfield Guineas field attracted a quality line up, led by Chris Waller’s Group 1 Golden Rose Stakes winner The Autumn Sun and Darren Weir’s Caulfield Guineas Prelude winner Native Soldier. It was The Autumn Sun who dominated in the end, saluting as the odds-on favourite by 4.5 lengths!
In 2023 Griff won the Caulfield Guineas on a back of a lead-up win over the same distance in the Group 2 Stutt Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley becoming the first to do the double since Whobegotyou (2008).
Following a run in the Caulfield Guineas field some of the VRC Derby-bound three-year-olds may choose to back-up in the Group 3 Caulfield Classic (2000m) on Caulfield Cup Day.
2026 Caulfield Guineas Final Field
The Caulfield Guineas 2026 Final Field and Barriers are set for release at 9:00am (local time) on October 6, 2026, and will be published in full below.
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas final field features a competitive line-up of 11 three-year-old mile types led in betting by the Bjorn Baker-trained Golden Rose champ Warwoven chasing a hat-trick and the Prelude winner Blind Raise also after his third win on the trot.
| Entrant | Last 6 | Sex | Barrier | Weight | |
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1. Unit Five
J: Thomas Stockdale
T: Ciaron Maher |
110×27 | C | 1 | 57kg | |
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2. Warwoven
J: Rachel King
T: Bjorn Baker |
16×511 | C | 6 | 57kg | |
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3. Tornado Valley
J: William Pike
T: Ciaron Maher |
68×742 | C | 8 | 57kg | |
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4. Tron Bolt
J: Craig Williams
T: Chris Waller |
111×75 | C | 11 | 57kg | |
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5. Blind Raise
J: Blake Shinn
T: Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young |
119×11 | G | 2 | 57kg | |
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6. Diameter
J: Jye Mcneil
T: Chris Waller |
13×661 | C | 9 | 57kg | |
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7. Central Europe
J: James McDonald
T: Chris Waller |
23×340 | C | 7 | 57kg | |
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8. Somethings Burnin’
J: Ben Melham
T: Chris Waller |
0x1232 | C | 3 | 57kg | |
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9. Wolf Gap
J: Ethan Brown
T: Anthony & Sam Freedman |
13×24 | C | 4 | 57kg | |
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10. Seraphox
J: Declan Bates
T: Ciaron Maher |
713×36 | C | 10 | 57kg | |
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11. Call Me Coach
J: Mark Zahra
T: Anthony & Sam Freedman |
11 | C | 5 | 57kg |
2026 Caulfield Guineas First Acceptances
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas First Acceptances close on September 22, 2026.
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas first acceptances are now out with just 29 remaining hopefuls led in all-in betting by the Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young-trained Blind Raise who won the Prelude by nearly three lengths and Chris Waller’s JJ Atkins winner from the winter Tron Bolt.
2026 Caulfield Guineas Nominations
The early Caulfield Guineas 2026 Nominations are taken on September 8, 2026, and are set to attract over 200 colts and geldings.
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas nominations attracted 101 early entries including the Chris Waller-trained Group 1 JJ Atkins winner from Brisbane in the winter Tron Bolt, the stable’s Champagne Sakes winner over the Randwick mile Fireball and the Golden Slipper champ from the autumn Guest House who won the San Domenico Stakes first-up.
2026 Caulfield Guineas Nominations at a Glance
- 18 for five-time winning trainer Chris Waller
- JJ Atkins winner Tron Bolt (Waller) current favourite
- First-up HDF McNeil winner American Eagle another standout entry
- Golden Slipper champion Guest House in the mix to step up in trip
- 3 fillies nominated to potentially take on the boys
View the full list of Caulfield Guineas 2026 nominations here.
Caulfield Guineas Form Guide
The Caulfield Guineas form guide is a hot commodity in the lead-up to the Group 1 event and is essential reading in order to pick the winner of the race. The Caulfield Guineas Prelude is the major lead-up race for the Caulfield Guineas, and it has produced plenty of winners over the past decade, but the Stutt Stakes has also been a key form reference in recent years.
The only winners of the Caulfield Guineas since 2004 to have finished worse than fourth in their final lead-up race are Super Seth (2019) who improved on a lead-up fifth in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude results to win the Group 1 and Autumn Boy (Golden Rose 7th in 2025).
The 2021 Caulfield Guineas form was franked with the winner Anamoe continuing on to run second in a photo-finish to Irish raider State Of Rest in that year’s $5 million Cox Plate at The Valley. Anamoe would also return the following autumn and run well in a host of races including posting a win in the Group 1 Rosehill Guineas (2000m) in Sydney.
In 2024 the Caulfield Guineas runner-up, Feroce, went on to frank the form with an upset win in the following autumn’s Group 1 Australian Guineas at Flemington in 2025.
Autumn Boy stamped himself as a star in 2025, claiming the Caulfield Guineas before returning for a huge 2026 autumn, headlined by his Group 1 Rosehill Guineas win and a brave second in the Doncaster Mile. The form stacked up brilliantly too, with third‑placed Observer going on a tear — winning four straight, including the Victoria Derby that spring and the 2026 Australian Guineas.
Caulfield Guineas Form Facts
- Sydney’s Stan Fox Stakes (now the Callander-Presnell) produced all five Caulfield Guineas winners from 2014-18 including upset $101 winner Mighty Boss (4th in 2017) and The Autumn Sun (3rd in 2018) who won the Golden Rose in between.
- No horse since Econsul (Stan Fox Stakes 6th in 2004) had finished worse than fourth before winning the Caulfield Guineas until Super Seth (Prelude 5th in 2019) followed by Autumn Boy (Golden Rose 7th in 2025).
- While open to fillies no female has won the Caulfield Guineas in over 30 years with the latest to try being Catchy (3rd in 2017) and Oohood (3rd in 2018).
- Sydney-trained gallopers won all five editions of the Caulfield Guineas from 2012-16 before the Caulfield-trained Mighty Boss for Mick Price in 2017 and Mornington’s Anthony Freedman won in 2019 with Super Seth.
- Barrier one produced has produced a host of recent Caulfield Guineas winners including Autumn Boy (2025).
- Since 2011 only four Caulfield Guineas winners came via a run in the Caulfield Guineas Prelude most recently Private Life (4th in 2024).
2026 Caulfield Guineas Form
A link to our detailed Caulfield Guineas 2026 Form Guide will be provided for punters below the week of the $3 million classic.
Past Caulfield Guineas Results
The Caulfield Guineas race results will be available on a Saturday in mid-October every year. As well as listing the complete Caulfield Guineas finishing order the results show the trainer and jockey of each horse as well as the margin between each place, the weight they carried and their starting price in the betting markets.
Trainer Bart Cummings prepared five Caulfield Guineas winners over the years with Storm Queen (1966), Kenmark (1974), Alfa (1996), God’s Own (2006), and Wonderful World (2007).
Anamoe set a new Caulfield Guineas winning record in 2021 posting a time of 1 minute 35 seconds.
Surround (1976) was the last Caulfield Guineas winning filly.
Recent Caulfield Guineas Winners
Recent Caulfield Guineas winners and placegetters dating back to the year 2000 are detailed in the below table.
| Year | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | Time |
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| 2026 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD |
| 2025 | Autumn Boy | Planet Red | Observer | 1:36.30 |
| 2024 | Private Life | Feroce | Evaporate | 1:36.74 |
| 2023 | Griff | Veight | Steparty | 1:37.9 |
| 2022 | Golden Mile | Elliptical | Osipenko | 1:38.2 |
| 2021 | Anamoe | Capitvant | Artorius | 1:35.0 |
| 2020 | Ole Kirk | Aysar | Grandslam | 1:36.3 |
| 2019 | Super Seth | Alligator Blood | Groundswell | 1:36.4 |
| 2018 | The Autumn Sun | Vassilator | Oohood | 1:35.5 |
| 2017 | Mighty Boss | Kementari | Catchy | 1:36.0 |
| 2016 | Divine Prophet | Seaburge | Hey Doc | 1:36.5 |
| 2015 | Press Statement | Lizard Island | Ready For Victory | 1:36.4 |
| 2014 | Shooting To Win | Rich Enuff | Wandjina | 1:35.5 |
| 2013 | Long John | Divine Calling | Shamus Award | 1:36.7 |
| 2012 | All Too Hard | Pierro | Epaulette | 1:36.0 |
| 2011 | Helmet | Manawanui | Huegill | 1:35.3 |
| 2010 | Anacheeva | Run For Levi | Masquerader | 1:37.0 |
| 2009 | Starspangledbanner | Carrara | Manhattan Rain | 1:35.6 |
| 2008 | Whobegotyou | Time Thief | Von Costa De Hero | 1:36.4 |
| 2007 | Weekend Hussler | Scenic Blast | Marching | 1.36.4 |
| 2006 | Wonderful World | Excites | Court Command | 1.35.9 |
| 2005 | Gods Own | Paratroopers | Primus | 1.37.6 |
| 2004 | Econsul | Barely A Moment | Under Command | 1.38.0 |
| 2003 | In Top Swing | Face Value | Kempinsky | 1.36.0 |
| 2002 | Helenus | Bel Esprit | Choisir | 1.35.4 |
| 2001 | Lonhro | Ustinov | Pure Theatre | 1.36.7 |
| 2000 | Show A Heart | Fubu | Sale Of Century | 1.35.8 |
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Which horse will win the 2026 Caulfield Guineas?
The best way to pick which horse will win the Caulfield Guineas is to take into account the form, assess the barriers, and consider the weight the horse will carry (among other factors). Check out Ladbrokes in the lead up to the race for full form information.
When is the Caulfield Guineas 2026?
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas is scheduled to run in Melbourne on Saturday October 10 on the same date Sydney hosts its lucrative Hill Stakes Day card at Rosehill.
What is the prize money for the Caulfield Guineas 2026?
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas prize money is set at $3 million which is paid from 1st to 8th place including $1.8 million going to the Caulfield Guineas winner.
Where is the Caulfield Guineas 2026?
The 2026 Caulfield Guineas is set to run a Melbourne's Caulfield Racecourse, home to many iconic races including the Caulfield Cup each October, which is located at Gate 2, Station St, Caulfield East VIC 3145.
What distance is the Caulfield Guineas run over?
The Caulfield Guineas is run over 1600 metres, a genuine mile test that rewards three‑year‑olds with class, tactical speed and the ability to quicken off a strong tempo at Caulfield.
How many horses run in the Caulfield Guineas?
The Caulfield Guineas generally features a capacity field of 16 runners, making it one of the most competitive Group 1 miles of the spring and a key race for punters chasing value and form depth.
Who won the 2025 Caulfield Guineas?
The 2025 Caulfield Guineas was won by three-year-old The Autumn Sun colt Autumn Boy at $4.20 for trainer Chris Waller with jockey Damian Lane aboard on 57kg from barrier 1 to win by 0.75 lengths on a Good (3) track in a time of 1:36.30.