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SYDNEY SPRING RACING PROGRAM Featuring the Everest Carnival 2019 SYDNEY SPRING RACING PROGRAM Featuring the Everest Carnival 2019 1 1 CONTACT INFORMATION RACING EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER RACING SERVICES & MEMBERSHIP James Heddo P | +61 2 9663 8472 M | +61 409 874 137 E | [email protected] GENERAL MANAGER RACING, WAGERING & INTERNATIONAL James Ross P | +61 2 9663 8410 M | +61 456 566 344 E | [email protected] GENERAL RACING ENQUIRIES Racing Department Locked Bag 3, Randwick NSW 2031 P | + 61 2 9663 8425 E | [email protected] TRACKS ROYAL RANDWICK TRACK MANAGER Michael Wood P | + 61 2 8622 6774 M | + 61 409 745 738 E | [email protected] ROSEHILL GARDENS TRACK MANAGER Shaun Patterson P | 61 2 9760 6265 M | +61 400 348 637 E | [email protected] CANTERBURY PARK TRACK MANAGER Greg Carmody P | +61 2 96930 4042 M | +61 408 237 479 E | [email protected] WARWICK FARM TRACK MANAGER Mark Jones P | +61 2 9612 4302 M | +61 458 489 541 E | [email protected] 2 SPRING RACING PROGRAM RACE NAME CLASS PRIZEMONEY CONDITIONS ($AUD) WINX STAKES DAY Saturday 24 August 2019 | Royal Randwick Winx Stakes Group 1 $500,000 1400m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Darley Silver Shadow Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1200m, Fillies, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO Toy Show Quality Group 3 $160,000 1300m, Fillies & Mares, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up Up & Coming Stakes Group 3 $160,000 1300m, Quality Handicap, 3YO Mostyn Copper Show County Quality Group 3 $160,000 1200m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up SAN DOMENICO STAKES RACE DAY Saturday 31 August 2019 | Rosehill Gardens San Domenico Stakes Group 3 $160,000 1100m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO Ming Dynasty Hcp Group 3 $160,000 1400m, Quality Handicap, 3YO Premiers Cup Group 3 $160,000 1900m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up CHELMSFORD STAKES DAY Saturday 7 September 2019 | Royal Randwick Chelmsford Stakes Group 2 $250,000 1600m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Darley Furious Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1200m, Fillies, Set Weights, 3YO Tramway Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1400m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up Concorde Stakes Group 3 $160,000 1000m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up SYDNEY MARKETS RUN TO THE ROSE DAY Saturday 14 September 2019 | Rosehill Gardens Theo Marks Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1300m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up Run to the Rose Group 2 $200,000 1200m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO Sheraco Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1200m, Fillies & Mares, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up Dulcify Stakes Listed $150,000 1500m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO COLGATE OPTIC WHITE STAKES DAY Saturday 21 September 2019 | Royal Randwick Colgate Optic White Stakes Group 1 $500,000 1600m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Darley Tea Rose Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1400m, Fillies, Set Weights, 3YO Bowermans Office Furniture Shorts Group 2 $500,000 1100m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up The Agency Real Estate Kingston Town Stakes Group 3 $160,000 2000m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up Bill Ritchie Handicap Group 3 $160,000 1400m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up Schweppes Heritage Stakes Listed $140,000 1100m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO DE BORTOLI WINES GOLDEN ROSE DAY Saturday 28 September 2019 | Rosehill Gardens De Bortoli Wines Golden Rose* Group 1 $1,000,000 1400m, Set Weights, 3YO Golden Pendant Group 2 $400,000 1400m, Fillies & Mares, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up Toohey’s 150th Birthday Shannon Stakes Group 2 $200,000 1500m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up Gloaming Stakes Group 3 $200,000 1800m, Set Weights, 3YO Colin Stephen Quality Group 3 $160,000 2400m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up *2019 ADDITIONAL CLOSING TIMES Race (G1) Nominations Close Weights Release Final Late Entry Final Declaration De Bortoli Wines All horses nominated for Set Weights 11am, Mon 23 Sep $50,000 9am, Tue 24 Sep $7700 Golden Rose 2019 Golden Slipper TAB Epsom Handicap 12pm, Mon 9 Sep $275 12pm, Mon 16 Sep Fri 13 Sep $2750 9am, Tue 1 Oct $7700 Heineken 3 Metropolitan 12pm, Mon 9 Sep $275 12pm, Mon 16 Sep Fri 13 Sep 2019 $2750 9am, Tue 1 Oct $5775 Darley Flight Stakes 12pm, Mon 9 Sep $145 Set Weights 11am, Mon 30 Sep $25,000 9am, Tue 1 Oct $3850 Bondi Stakes 12pm, Tue 1 Oct Set Weights 11am, Mon 21 Oct $10,000 9am, Wed 23 Oct Golden Eagle 12pm, Tue 3 Sep Set Weights 12pm, Tue 1 Oct 9am, Tue 29 Oct Redzel Stakes 12pm, Tue 1 Oct Set Weights & Penalties 11am, Mon 28 Oct $10,000 9am, Wed 30 Oct $7700 3 SPRING RACING PROGRAM RACE NAME CLASS PRIZEMONEY CONDITIONS ($AUD) TAB EPSOM DAY Saturday 5 October 2019 | Royal Randwick TAB Epsom Handicap* Group 1 $1,000,000 1600m, Handicap, 3YO & Up Heineken 3 Metropolitan* Group 1 $750,000 2400m, Handicap, 3YO & Up Darley Flight Stakes* Group 1 $500,000 1600m, Fillies, Set Weights, 3YO Santos Coffee Premiere Stakes Group 2 $500,000 1200m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Hill Stakes Group 2 $500,000 2000m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Arrowfield Breeders’ Plate Group 3 $160,000 1000m, Colts & Geldings, Set Weights, 2YO Keeneland Gimcrack Stakes Group 3 $160,000 1000m, Fillies, Set Weights, 2YO MOËT & CHANDON SPRING CHAMPION STAKES DAY Saturday 12 October 2019 | Royal Randwick Moët & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes Group 1 $1,000,000 2000m, Set Weights, 3YO (2YO NH) Silver Eagle $500,000 1300m, Set Weights & Penalties, 4YO Polytrack Roman Consul Stakes Group 2 $300,000 1200m, Set Weights, 3YO Stan Fox Stakes Group 2 $250,000 1500m, Set Weights, 3YO Angst Stakes Group 3 $160,000 1600m, Mares, Set Weights & Penalties, 4YO & Up THE EVEREST Saturday 19 October 2019 | Royal Randwick The TAB Everest $14,000,000 1200m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Craven Plate Group 3 $500,000 2000m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Sydney Stakes (Everest Consolation) Group 3 $500,000 1200m, Weight for Age, 3YO & Up Reginald Allen Quality Listed $140,000 1400m, 3YO Fillies Quality Handicap ATC St Leger Stakes $500,000 2600m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up The Kosciuszko $1,300,000 1200m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up CITY TATTERSALLS CLUB CUP DAY Saturday 26 October 2019 | Royal Randwick Bondi Stakes* $1,000,000 1600m, 3YO Set Weights The Nivison Group 3 $200,000 1200m, Mares, Set Weights & Penalties, 4YO & Up Brian Crowley Stakes Listed $200,000 1200m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO City Tatterstalls Club Cup Listed $140,000 2400m, Quality Handicap, 3YO & Up GOLDEN EAGLE RACE DAY Saturday 2 November 2019 | Rosehill Gardens Golden Eagle* $7,500,000 1500m, Set Weights, 4YO (3YO NH) Redzel Stakes $1,000,000 1300m, Set Weights & Penalties, 3YO & Up Rosehill Gold Cup $500,000 2000m, 3YO & Up GOLDEN GIFT RACE DAY Saturday 9 November 2019 | Rosehill Gardens Golden Gift $1,000,000 1100m, Set Weights, 2YO Hot Danish Stakes Group 2 $500,000 1400m, Set Weights & Penalties, Fillies & Mares, 3YO & Up CLOSING DATES AND ACCEPTANCES NOMINATIONS CLOSE 11am, Monday prior to raceday WEIGHTS RELEASE on or before 4pm, Tuesday prior to raceday ACCEPTANCES must be declared before 9am, Wednesday prior to raceday JOCKEYS must be declared before 12pm, Wednesday prior to raceday * Refer to additional closing times on page 4 4 SYDNEY SPRING RACING SCHEDULE 10 August 24 August 31 August 7 September 14 September 21 September 28 September 5 October 12 October 19 October 26 October 2 November 9 November VENUE ROSEHILL RANDWICK ROSEHILL RANDWICK ROSEHILL RANDWICK ROSEHILL RANDWICK RANDWICK RANDWICK RANDWICK ROSEHILL ROSEHILL Toy Show Sheraco Stakes Sydney Stakes G3 Qlty 1100m G2 SW+P 1200m G3 WFA 1200m OPEN $160,000 $200,000 Bowermans Office Santos Coffee $500,000 The Nivison Missile Stakes Concorde Stakes Silver Eagle Redzel Stakes 1000m Furniture Shorts Premiere Stakes G3 SW+P 1200m G2 WFA 1200m G3 SW+P 1000m SW+P, 1300m SW+P 1300m G2 SW+P 1100m G2 WFA 1200m 4YO & Up - $200,000 Mosytn Copper $160,000 $500,000 $1,000,000 Theo Marks $500,000 $500,000 The TAB Everest $200,000 1349m Show County G2 Qlty 1300m Open WFA 1200m G3 Qlty 1200m $200,000 $14,000,000 $160,000 Tramway Stakes Bill Ritchie Golden Pendant G2 SW+P 1400m G3 Qlty 1400m G2 SW+P 1400m OPEN $200,000 $160,000 $400,000 TAB Epsom Angst Stakes The Kosciuszko Robrick Lodge Golden Eagle Winx Stakes Hot Danish Stakes 1350m Handicap G3 SW+P 1600m SW+P 1200m Filante Handicap SW 1500m G1 WFA 1400m G2 SW+P 1400m Toohey’s 150th G1 HCP 1600m 4YO & Up 3YO & Up HCP 1400m 4YO - $500,000 Colgate Optic $500,000 Chelmsford Stakes Birthday Shannon $1,000,000 $160,000 $1,300,000 $160,000 $7,500,000 1799m White Stakes G2 WFA 1600m Stakes G1 WFA 1600m $250,000 G2 Qlty 1500m $500,000 $200,000 Hill Stakes Craven Plate The Agency G2 WFA 2000m G3 WFA 2000m Open Real Estate $500,000 $500,000 City Tattersalls Club Premiers Cup Colin Stephen Rosehill Gold Cup 1800m Kingston Town Cup G3 Qlty 1900m G3 Qlty 2400m 2000m Stakes LR Qlty 2400m - $160,000 $160,000 The Heineken 3 $500,000 G3 SW+P 2000m ATC St Leger $140,000 3200m Metropolitan $160,000 SW+P 2600m G1 HCP 2400m $500,000 $750,000 Darley Schweppes Polytrack Roman San Domenico Run to the Rose Silver Shadow* Heritage Stakes Consul Stakes G3 SW+P 1100m G2 SW+P 1200m G2 SW+P 1200m Darley LR SW+P 1100m G2 SW 1200m 3YO $160,000 $200,000 De Bortoli Wines The Rosebud $200,000 Furious Stakes* $140,000 $300,000 Reginald Allen Brian Crowley 1100m Golden Rose LR Qlty 1100m G2 SW 1200m LR Qlty 1400m LR SW+P 1200m G1 SW 1400m - $150,000 $200,000 Darley $140,000 $200,000 Up & Coming Ming Dynasty Dulcify Stakes $1,000,000 Stan Fox Stakes 1599m Tea Rose Stakes* G3 Qlty 1300m G3 Qlty 1400m LR SW+P 1500m G2 SW 1500m G2 SW 1400m $160,000 $160,000 $150,000 $250,000 $200,000 Moët & Chandon 3YO Darley Gloaming Stakes Spring Champion Bondi Stakes 1600m Flight Stakes* G3 SW 1800m Stakes SW 1600m G1 SW 1600m - $200,000 G1 SW 2000m $1,000,000 $500,000 2400m $1,000,000 Arrowfield Breeders’ Plate G3 SW 1000m Harrolds
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