Tattersall’s Cup

Ladbrokes Tip: Looking for proven stayers coming off strong lead-up wins in Brisbane or Sydney is key to tipping the Tattersall’s Cup winner

The latest edition of the Tattersall’s Cup ran on Saturday, June 27, 2026 at Eagle Farm Racecourse in Brisbane as an early lead-up to the spring cup races in Melbourne and saw trainer Chris Waller celebrate his second win in as many years thanks to the last-to-first effort of Asterix ($4.20).  

2026 Tattersall’s Cup Results

The official Tattersall’s Cup 2026 Results & Finishing Order will be available below once the Group 3 Brisbane race is run and won on Saturday, June 27, 2026.

Chris Waller’s talented seven-year-old gelding Asterix ($4.20) celebrated his third stakes win finishing best off in the 2026 Tattersall’s Cup results on Tiara Day. Coming from last on the turn for home, Asterix and jockey Tim Clark came deep out on the track to make up all the late ground to go stride-for-stride with Pounding over the final stages before drawing clear and saluting by a half-length. It was back-to-back Tatt’s Cup wins for Waller who won the year prior with Manzoice.

2026 Tattersall’s Cup Odds

The latest Tattersall’s Cup 2026 betting odds will be provided below as soon as markets on the end-of-carnival event in Brisbane over the winter are announced followed by the official Tattersall’s Cup finishing order after the event.

Tattersall’s Cup Tips

Tattersall’s Cup betting tips include looking for in-form winter stayers coming off a win in a Brisbane race, graduates that finished in the money in the Brisbane Cup and tipping single-figure fancies.

No Tattersall’s Cup winner has jumped at double-figures in betting since the shock win by The Inventor at 40/1 in 2014.

2026 Tattersall’s Cup Tips

Our Ladbrokes’ exclusive Tattersall’s Cup 2026 betting tips on the Group 3 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.

2026 TATTERSALL’S TIARA DAY FULL PREVIEW, TIPS & PREDICTIONS

The Tattersall’s Cup is held on the final Group 1 race meeting of the Queensland Winter Racing Carnival – Tattersall’s Tiara Day – taking place on a Saturday in late June at Brisbane’s Eagle Farm Racecourse.

A set weights plus penalties event now contested over 2400m, the race has been held over a huge range of distances including a gruelling 3000m in 2019 and has been run and won since 1924.

The Tattersall’s Cup currently offers a total of $200,000 in prize money and attracts a strong line-up of winter stayers each year. It takes place on the same day as the $700,000 Group 1 Tattersall’s Tiara (1400m) for fillies and mares and the $200,000 Group 3 WJ Healy Stakes (1200m) for the sprinters.

Plenty of nice horses have won the Tattersall’s Cup over the years including subsequent Melbourne Cup champions Vow And Declare (2019) and Kensei (1987).

Vow And Declare became a two-time Tattersall’s Cup winner on non-successive years when returning to salute for a second time in 2024.

The Tattersall’s Cup also serves as a nice early lead-up into the spring’s Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m).

In 2021, the historic 12-length Tattersall’s Cup winner Incentivise would go on to win the Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (1600m), Group 1 Turnbull Stakes (2000m) and Group 1 Caulfield Cup that spring in Melbourne before a second to Verry Elleegant in the Melbourne Cup quinella.

Tattersall’s Cup Race Info

• Date: Saturday, June 27, 2026
• Track: Eagle Farm Racecourse
• Distance: 2400m
• Conditions: Set Weights plus Penalties
• Status: Group 3
• Prize Money: $200,000
• First Run: 1924

Tattersall’s Cup Betting

The Tattersall’s Cup betting markets are dominated by in-form winter stayers coming off good lead-up runs in events such as the Group 2 Brisbane Cup (3200m) or three-year-olds out of the Group 1 Queensland Derby (2400m). Vow And Declare (2nd in 2019) was the last Tattersall’s Cup winner to come off a Queensland Derby lead-up, while Manzoice (3rd in 2025) was the last Tatt’s Cup champ to come via the Brisbane Cup.

The Group 2 $1.2 million The Q22 (2200m) on Stradbroke Handicap Day is also now a key final lead-up into the Tatt’s Cup, with London Banker (7th in 2022), Luncies (4th in 2023), Vow And Declare (4th in 2024) for his second victory and Asterix (6th in 2026) the latest Tattersall’s Cup winners to come via the event.

Favourites have a solid strike-rate in the race with Vow And Declare ($3 in 2019) followed by 12-length winner Incentivise ($1.40 in 2021) and Luncies ($2.250 in 2023) the latest to salute for the punters.

Vow And Declare won again in 2024 at Tattersall’s Cup odds of $7.50 as an eight-year-old.

Tattersall’s Cup Field

The Tattersall’s Cup race field draws a quality line-up of winter stayers from both local and interstate stables.

Runners may come via a number of different lead-up races including the Brisbane Cup, Queensland Derby or for the fillies the Queensland Oaks.

Doomben’s Group 3 Chairman’s Handicap serves as another potential lead-up with Brimham Rocks (9th in 2020) the last Tattersall’s Cup winner to come out of that race.

For any stayers racing on before the spring carnivals, the Listed Caloundra Cup (2400m) can make a nice next-up option as is the Listed Ipswich Cup (215m) held the Saturday after Tatt’s Tiara Day.

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

2026 Tattersall’s Cup Field

The official Tattersall’s Cup 2026 field of final acceptors is announced by Racing Queensland on the Wednesday of race week and will be published below along with the confirmed jockeys and barriers.

The 2026 Tattersall’s Cup field features eight winter stayers led in betting by evergreen eight-year-old Future History coming off a devastatingly close third in the Group 3 Lord Mayor’s Cup (1800m) at the track on May 30.

Eagle Farm R6 - Tattersall's Cup 3YO+ (G3)

Final Race time: 

	Entrant	Last 6	Sex	Barrier	Weight
	1. Asterix J: Tim Clark T: Chris Waller	2x1166	G	3	56.5kg
	2. Future History J: Nash Rawiller T: Gregory Hickman	114x43	G	6	56.5kg
	3. Fawkner Park J: Tommy Berry T: Declan Maher	000x69	G	4	56.5kg
	4. Etna Rosso J: Ben Melham T: Chris Waller	x04066	G	1	56.5kg
	5. Pounding J: Luke Nolen T: Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman	272422	G	2	56kg
	6. Black Run (5)  Scratched:
	7. Prince Levi J: Mark Du Plessis T: William Kropp	212597	G	5	55kg
	8. Fernao (7)  Scratched:

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2026 Tattersall’s Cup Nominations

Early Tattersall’s Cup 2026 Nominations close the Monday leading-up to Tattersall’s Tiara Day, which is the last major event of the Queensland Winter Racing Carnival and will be provided in full below.

Tattersall’s Cup Form Guide

The Tattersall’s Cup 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.

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

The 2022 Tattersall’s Cup form was franked with Esti Feny going on to win the 2023 Listed Gosford Gold Cup (2100m) in upset the following May.

The 2024 Tattersall’s Cup form was franked with the third placed Knight’s Choice heading south for the spring to win that year’s Melbourne Cup race in an impressive upset.

2026 Tattersall’s Cup Form

A link to our comprehensive Tattersall’s Cup 2026 form guide and race betting preview will be provided for punters below the week of the event.

2026 TATTERSALL’S CUP FORM GUIDE

Past Tattersall’s Cup Results

The Tattersall’s Cup race results show a dominant record by Sydney-trained horses including a host of recent victories trainer Chris Waller who went back-to-back with Manzoice (2025) and Asterix (2026).

Sky Love (2005) was the last Tattersall’s Cup winning mare.

Vow And Declare (2019) was the last three-year-old Tattersall’s Cup winner.

Vow And Declare holds the current 2400m Tattersall’s Cup record winning the race for a second time in 2024 in a time of 2 minutes 27.21 seconds.

Recent Tattersall’s Cup Winners

Recent Tattersall’s Cup winners dating back to the year 2000 are detailed in the below table.

Year	Winner	Trainer/s	Jockey	Weight	Time
2026	Asterix	Chris Waller	Tim Clark	56.5 kgs	2:29.22
2025	Manzoice	Chris Waller	Andrew Mallyon	55 kgs	2:27.67
2024	Vow And Declare	Danny O’Brien	Billy Egan	57.5 kgs	2:27.21 (R)
2023	Luncies	Kris Lees	Tim Clark	55 kgs	2:30.37
2022	London Banker	Kelly Schweida	William Pike	55 kgs	2:30.02
2021	Incentivise	Steve Tregea	Anthony Allen	55 kgs	2:29.76
2020	Brimham Rocks	Chris Waller	Ryan Maloney	57 kgs	2:29.23 (over 2,400m)
2019	Vow And Declare	Danny O’Brien	Glen Boss	54 kgs	3:09.85 (over 3,000m)
2018	Divine Unicorn	Matthew Dunn	Jim Byrne	54 kgs	2:14.75
2017	Rudy	Helen Page	Tim Clark	59.5 kgs	2:18.18
2016	Index Linked	Chris Waller	Hugh Bowman	57 kgs	2:20.44
2015	Escado	Matt Laurie	Ben Melham	56.5 kgs	2:33.99
2014	The Inventor	Bevan Laming	Tegan Harrison	54 kgs	2:17.73
2013	Rialya	Lloyd Kennewell	Joe Bowditch	54.5 kgs	2:19.64
2012	Ginga Dude	Graeme Boyd	Hugh Bowman	59 kgs	2:16.86
2011	Ironstein	Gerald Ryan	Brenton Avdulla	58 kgs	2:15.41
2010	Mirrasalo	Paul Messara	Dwayne Dunn	55 kgs	2:16.87
2009	Hume	Brian Smith	Scott Galloway	53 kgs	2:14.58
2008	Ballack	Danny O’Brien	Stephen Baster	53 kgs	2:21.63
2007	Ice Chariot	Ron Maund	Stathi Katsidis	58 kgs	2:14.46
2006	Ring Of Fire	Donna Logan	Stathi Katsidis	56 kgs	2:19.75
2005	Sky Love	Peter Moody	Neil Jolly	52 kgs	2:17.90
2004	Acetate	Jim Conlan	Rhys McLeod	52 kgs	2:16.40
2003	Belus	Robert Smerdon	Mark Zahra	52 kgs	2:13.90
2002	Captain Test	John Morish	Paul Hammersley	52 kgs	2:16.00
2001	Spirit Of Westbury	Cliff Brown	Brett Prebble	54 kgs	2:13.50
2000	Brave Prince	Sterling M Smith	James Innes	55.5 kgs	2:14.30

FAQs

Who won the 2026 Tattersall's Cup?

The 2026 Tattersall's Cup was won by seven-year-old Tavistock gelding Asterix at $4.20 for trainer Chris Waller with jockey Tim Clark aboard on 56.5kg from barrier 3 to win by 0.43 lengths on a Soft (6) track in a time of 2:29.22.

Who won the 2025 Tattersall's Cup?

The 2025 Tattersall's Cup was won by five-year-old Almanzor gelding Manzoice at $7 for trainer Chris Waller with jockey Andrew Mallyon aboard from barrier 6 on 55kg to win by 4.45 lengths in a time of 2:27.67.

How do I bet on the 2026 Tattersall's Cup?

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Which horse will win the 2026 Tattersall's Cup?

The best way to pick which horse will win the Tattersall's Cup is to take into account the form, assess the barriers, and consider the weight the horse will carry (among other factors). Check out ladbrokes.com.au in the lead up to the race for full form information.

When is the Tattersall's Cup 2026?

The 2026 Tattersall's Cup is set to run on Saturday the 27th of June as Eagle Farm Race 6 at 2:47pm (AEST).

What is the prize money for the Tattersall's Cup 2026?

The Tattersall's Cup prize money is set at $200,000 which is paid from 1st to 10th place with $116,000 going to the Tattersall's Cup winner.

Where is the Tattersall's Cup 2026?

The Tattersall's Cup takes place at Eagle Farm Racecourse in Brisbane, which is located at 230 Lancaster Rd, Ascot QLD 4007.

What distance is the Tattersall's Cup run over?

The Tattersall's Cup is run over a staying distance of 2400m, which is the same track and trip as Queensland's Brisbane Cup.

How many horses run in the Tattersall's Cup?

The Tattersall's Cup has a field limit of 16 starters plus 5 emergency runners that can gain a start if one of the original top 16 final acceptors are scratched or withdrawn.

What is Tattersall's Cup futures betting?

Tattersall’s Cup futures betting refers to placing a wager on the race well before the final field is confirmed, often weeks or even months out from Tattersall’s Cup Day at Eagle Farm. In futures markets, bookmakers post early odds on a wide list of potential runners, and punters can lock in a price that may be far bigger than what’s available once acceptances are declared. With futures betting punters have access to early odds with prices are posted before the field is finalised, sometimes even before lead‑up races are run. Because there’s more uncertainty (injury, form, not making the field), futures odds are usually much higher than race‑day markets. There are usually no refunds, however, so, if your horse doesn’t run, the bet is typically lost, unless the market is specifically “All‑In vs. Futures” with different rules.

How do I watch the Tattersall's Cup live?

You can watch the Tattersall's Cup live on Ladbrokes. Other options are available, including SkyRacing.

How do I buy Tattersall's Cup Raceday tickets?

Tickets for the Tattersall's Cup Raceday - officially known as Tattersall's Tiara Day - are available at Brisbane Racing.

What is the Tattersall's Cup Raceday dress code?

The Tattersall's Cup Raceday - officially known as Tattersall's Tiara Day - has a smart dress code.