Sheraco Stakes

The Sheraco Stakes is a Group 2 race held at Rosehill racecourse and is for fillies and mares aged three-years-old and older under set weights and penalty conditions, worth $300,000.

After being run as a Quality Handicap for the first two years, the Sheraco Stakes was classified as a Listed Race from 2000-2012, before being upgraded to a Group 3 from 2012-2018. From 2018 onwards, the Sheraco Stakes has been classified as a Group 2.

Although the Sheraco Stakes is run for fillies and mares, Mimi Lebrock in 2008 became the first filly to win the race, with every other edition of the race won by a mare.

Several speedy mares have used the Sheraco Stakes to push onto big sprinting features later in the spring, with the likes of Haut Brion Her (2020) and Shades Of Rose (2022) pushing onto The Everest after winning the race.

Notable winners of the race include Shades Of Rose (2022), Entriviere (2021), Haut Brion Her (2020), Invincibella (2019), Catkins (2013, 2014), More Joyous (2010, 2012), Mimi Lebrock (2008) and Pompeii (2002).

2023 Sheraco Stakes Betting Odds

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2023 Sheraco Stakes Final Field

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Previous Sheraco Stakes Field

• 2022 Sheraco Stakes field

  No.	Silks	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
  1		Startantes	Robert Heathcote	Jason Collett	9	58kg
  2		Bella Nipotina	Ciaron Maher & David Eustace	Brenton Avdulla	12	56kg
  3		Electric Girl	Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes	Chad Schofield	2	56kg
  4		Palaisipan	Chris Munce	Hugh Bowman	10	56kg
  5		Fituese	John Thompson	Andrew Adkins	1	55kg
  6		Espiona	Chris Waler	James McDonald	8	55kg
  7		Tycoon Evie	Peter & Paul Snowden	Sam Clipperton	11	55kg
  8		My Whisper	Peter & Paul Snowden	William Pike	6	55kg
  9		It’s Me	Brett Cavanough	Kerrin McEvoy	4	54kg
  10		Shades Of Rose	Bjorn Baker	Rachel King	13	54kg
  11		Pippali	Jason Coyle	Regan Bayliss	3	54kg
  12		Sky Command	Gerald Ryan & Sterling Alexiou	Tyler Schiller	7	54kg
  13		Sneaky Paige	Mark Newnham	Tom Sherry	5	54kg

2022 Sheraco Stakes result

Recent Sheraco Stakes results

• 2022: Shades Of Rose reigns supreme
  Bjorn Baker and Rachel King combined with the heavily supported Shades Of Rose ($2.45) to claim the Sheraco Stakes. After jumping well from the widest barrier, King took the race favourite to the lead and led from start to finish. Even though the daughter of Rubick started to tire late in the final 50m, she was able to hang on from the fast-finishing Electric Girl ($31) and Palaisipan ($19) who filled the placings.
• 2021: Entriviere proves too classy
  The lone New Zealand raider in the race, Entriviere ($2.60), who was heavily backed and the clear market elect proved too classy for her rivals in the Sheraco Stakes. McDonald allowed the five-year-old mare to jump and settle midfield, before exposing her as the field rounded the home turn. Once he released the brakes and asked her for an effort, the daughter of Tavistock took the lead and never looked back. Fituese ($6) and Marboosha ($10) couldn’t go with the favourite and they filled the placings – beaten 1.3 and 2.1 lengths, respectively.
• 2020: Haut Brion Her claims Sheraco Stakes in fine style
  James McDonald gave Haut Brion Her a peach of a ride to land the spoils in the Sheraco Stakes at Rosehill. The daughter of Zoustar had to jump from barrier 13, but she jumped well and did some work to cross and sit outside the leader, before taking the lead all by herself at the 300m mark. The Chris Waller-trained mare had built a winning margin on her rivals by the 100m mark, so when Jen Rules ($31) and Seasons ($18) burst through the pack, there wasn’t a worry if you were on the leader.
• 2019: Mizzy gets off the canvas
  Tommy Berry made sure Mizzy ($5) led the field from the jump in the Sheraco Stakes, and after getting headed and appearing to be beaten at the top of the home straight, the Anthony Cummings-trained mare kicked back to win the Group 2 contest. There were a number of rivals challenging the eventual winner, with Fasika ($3.40) and Champagne Cuddles ($4) making their presence felt, as they unleashed down the outside with massive runs to finish in the placings.

Sheraco Stakes winners

Sheraco Stakes winners pre-2000