Caulfield Cup























































Caulfield Cup
Group 1 race

Rising Fast (NZ).jpg
1954 & 1955 winner – Rising Fast

Location
Caulfield Racecourse, Melbourne, Australia
Inaugurated 1879
Race type
Thoroughbred - Flat racing
Sponsor
Stella Artois (2018)
Race information
Distance 2,400 metres (1.5 miles)
Surface Turf
Track Left-handed
Qualification Horses three years old and older
Weight Handicap
Purse
$5,000,000 (2018)
Bonuses Winner ballot exemption from the Melbourne Cup

The Caulfield Cup is a Melbourne Racing Club Group 1 Thoroughbred horse race held under handicap conditions although the MRC is in the process to turn the race into weight for age (WFA) conditions,[1] for horses aged three years old and older, over a distance of 2400 metres. It is held at Caulfield Racecourse, Melbourne, Australia in mid October. The prizemoney is A$5,000,000.[2]




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Race qualification


    • 1.2 Distance


    • 1.3 Grade


    • 1.4 Doubles wins


    • 1.5 Notable runnings




  • 2 Winners


    • 2.1 Winners Gallery


    • 2.2 1934 racebook




  • 3 Sponsorship


  • 4 See also


  • 5 External links


  • 6 References





History


The race has become one of Australia's richest Thoroughbred horse races and the richest of its type in the world (2,400 metre or 1​1⁄2 miles). The race is held annually in October on the third day and final day of the MRC Spring Carnival. Performances in the Caulfield Cup are one of the possible qualification methods for a run in the Melbourne Cup which is held 16 days later.




1932 winner – Rogilla G.Robinson





1906, 1907 winner – Poseidon




1930 winner – Amounis with Harold Jones up




1931 winner – Denis Boy with Andy Knox up


During World War II the race was run at Flemington Racecourse and in 1943 the race was run in divisions.[3]



Race qualification


The field is limited 18 starters with 4 emergency entries which is decided by a ballot system. The prize money, wins, and placing in lead up races are among the major factors that determine the eligibility of a horse.
Automatic entry are awarded to winners of the Toorak Handicap, Herbert Power Stakes and the Mornington Cup.[4]



Distance



  • 1879–1971 - 1​1⁄2 miles (~2400 metres)

  • 1972 onwards - 2400 metres



Grade



  • 1879–1978 - Principal Race

  • 1979 onwards - Group 1



Doubles wins


The following thoroughbreds have won the Cups Double: Caulfield Cup – Melbourne Cup in the same year.



  • Poseidon (1906), The Trump (1937), Rivette (1939), Rising Fast (1954), Even Stevens (1962), Galilee (1966), Gurner's Lane (1982), Let’s Elope (1991), Doriemus (1995), Might and Power (1997) and Ethereal (2001).[5]


Notable runnings



  • The Australian Test cricketer Clem Hill was the handicapper for the Victoria Amateur Turf Club (VATC) and responsible for setting the weights for the Caulfield Cup from 1937 to 1943.

  • Jockey Scobie Breasley rode the winner of four consecutive Caulfield Cups from 1942 to 1945. This included a division of the 1943 race, which was run in two divisions. He also holds the record for most wins by a jockey of the race - 5 wins.[4]

  • Trainer Bart Cummings holds the record for training Caulfield Cup winners with seven - Galilee, Big Philou, Leilani, Ming Dynasty (twice), Let's Elope and Viewed.[4]

  • 2014 Caulfield Cup winner Admire Rakti died after his run in the Melbourne Cup by natural causes[6]

  • Horses trained outside Australia and New Zealand have been participating in the race since 1998. Five have won the race. They are Taufan's Melody (1998) for British trainer Lady Herries, All the Good (2008) and Best Solution (2018) for Saeed bin Suroor of the Godolphin stables, Dunaden (2012) for French trainer Mikel Delzangles and Admire Rakti (2014) for Japanese trainer Tomoyuki Umeda.

  • The worst race fall in Australian history occurred at the 1885 Caulfield Cup when 15 of the 44 horses competing fell as they turned onto the straight, resulting in the death of 25-year-old jockey Donald Nicolson.[7]

  • In 2007, Maldivian and Eskimo Queen were late scratchings. Maldivian, shortest price favourite for 41 years, misbehaved and injured himself in the starting stalls, frightening second priced favourite Eskimo Queen who for a time was trapped beneath the stalls.[8][9] The race started almost nine minutes late.




Winners


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  • 2018 - Best Solution[10]

  • 2017 - Boom Time[11]

  • 2016 - Jameka[12]

  • 2015 - Mongolian Khan[13]

  • 2014 - Admire Rakti[14]

  • 2013 - Fawkner[15]

  • 2012 - Dunaden[16]

  • 2011 - Southern Speed[17]

  • 2010 - Descarado[18]

  • 2009 - Viewed[19]

  • 2008 - All The Good[20]

  • 2007 - Master O'Reilly[21]

  • 2006 - Tawqeet[22]

  • 2005 - Railings[23]

  • 2004 - Elvstroem[24]

  • 2003 - Mummify[25]

  • 2002 - Northerly[26]

  • 2001 - Ethereal[27]

  • 2000 - Diatribe[28]

  • 1999 - Sky Heights[29]

  • 1998 - Taufan's Melody[30]

  • 1997 - Might and Power[31]

  • 1996 - Arctic Scent[32]

  • 1995 - Doriemus[33]

  • 1994 - Paris Lane[34]

  • 1993 - Fraar[35]

  • 1992 - Mannerism[36]

  • 1991 - Let's Elope[37]

  • 1990 - Sydeston[38]

  • 1989 - Cole Diesel[39]

  • 1988 - Imposera[40]

  • 1987 - Lord Reims[41]

  • 1986 - Mr. Lomondy[42]

  • 1985 - Tristarc[43]

  • 1984 - Affinity[44]

  • 1983 - Hayai[45]

  • 1982 - Gurner's Lane

  • 1981 - Silver Bounty

  • 1980 - Ming Dynasty

  • 1979 - Mighty Kingdom

  • 1978 - Taksan

  • 1977 - Ming Dynasty

  • 1976 - How Now

  • 1975 - Analight

  • 1974 - Leilani

  • 1973 - Swell Time

  • 1972 - Sobar

  • 1971 - Gay Icarus

  • 1970 - Beer Street

  • 1969 - ¶ Big Philou

  • 1968 - Bunratty Castle

  • 1967 - Tobin Bronze

  • 1966 - Galilee

  • 1965 - Bore Head

  • 1964 - Yangtze

  • 1963 - Sometime

  • 1962 - Even Stevens

  • 1961 - Summer Fair

  • 1960 - Ilumquh

  • 1959 - Regal Wench

  • 1958 - Sir Blink

  • 1957 - Tulloch

  • 1956 - Redcraze

  • 1955 - Rising Fast

  • 1954 - Rising Fast

  • 1953 - My Hero

  • 1952 - Peshawar

  • 1951 - Basha Felika

  • 1950 - Grey Boots

  • 1949 - Lincoln

  • 1948 - Red Fury

  • 1947 - Columnist

  • 1946 - Royal Gem

  • 1945 - St. Fairy

  • 1944 - Counsel

  • 1943 - † Saint Warden / Skipton

  • 1942 - Tranquil Star

  • 1941 - Velocity

  • 1940 - Beaulivre

  • 1939 - Rivette

  • 1938 - Buzalong

  • 1937 - The Trump

  • 1936 - Northwind

  • 1935 - Palfresco

  • 1934 - Journal

  • 1933 - Gaine Carrington

  • 1932 - Rogilla

  • 1931 - Denis Boy

  • 1930 - Amounis

  • 1929 - High Syce

  • 1928 - Maple

  • 1927 - Textile

  • 1926 - Manfred

  • 1925 - Whittier

  • 1924 - Purser

  • 1923 - Wynette

  • 1922 - Whittier

  • 1921 - Violoncello

  • 1920 - Eurythmic

  • 1919 - Lucknow

  • 1918 - King Offa

  • 1917 - Bronzetti

  • 1916 - Shepherd King

  • 1915 - Lavendo

  • 1914 - Uncle Sam

  • 1913 - Aurifer

  • 1912 - Uncle Sam

  • 1911 - Lady Medallist

  • 1910 - Flavinius

  • 1909 - ‡ Blue Book / Aborigine

  • 1908 - Maranui

  • 1907 - Poseidon

  • 1906 - Poseidon

  • 1905 - Marvel Loch

  • 1904 - Murmur

  • 1903 - Sweet Nell

  • 1902 - Lieutenant Bill

  • 1901 - Hymettus

  • 1900 - Ingliston

  • 1899 - Dewey

  • 1898 - Hymettus

  • 1897 - Amberite

  • 1896 - Cremorne

  • 1895 - Waterfall

  • 1894 - Paris

  • 1893 - ¶ Sainfoin

  • 1892 - Paris

  • 1891 - G'naroo

  • 1890 - Vengeance

  • 1889 - Boz

  • 1888 - Chicago

  • 1887 - Oakleigh

  • 1886 - Ben Bolt

  • 1885 - Grace Darling[7]

  • 1884 - Blink Bonny

  • 1883 - Calma

  • 1882 - Little Jack

  • 1881 - Master Avenel

  • 1881 - Blue Ribbon

  • 1880 - Tom Kirk

  • 1879 - Newminster





† Run in divisions[3]

¶ Won by Protest[4]

‡ Dead heat




Winners Gallery






  • 1886 winner – Ben Bolt
    Drawing by Samuel Calvert







  • 1912, 1914 winner – Uncle Sam







  • 1915 winner – Lavendo






1934 racebook






  • Front cover of the 1934 VATC Caulfield Cup racebook.







  • Inside cover showing raceday officials.







  • Starters and results of the 1934 Caulfield Cup racebook showing the winner, Journal.







  • Starters and results of the 1934 Caulfield Cup racebook.







  • Back cover showing entrance gate charges.






Sponsorship


In March 2015, BMW Australia and Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) announced a reunion in partnership, effective as of August 1, 2015,[46] after the 8-year partnership ended in 2014.



See also



  • List of Australian Group races

  • Group races



External links


  • Caulfield Cup placegetters since 1949


References





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