Sir John Monash Stakes

The Sir John Monash Stakes is a Group 3 weight-for-age event, over 1100m, held at Caulfield Racecourse.

Originally run as a 1000m sprint, the Sir John Monash Stakes has been run as an 1100m event since 2005.

First run as a Listed race in 1994, the Sir John Monash Stakes was upgrade to a Group 3 event in 2014 and is now run for $200,000.

Notable winners of the Sir John Monash Stakes include Super Elegant, I Am Invincible, Reward For Effort, Platelet, Pago Rock, Lord Of The Sky, Miss Promiscuity, Supido and Voodoo Lad.

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This means the Sir John Monash Stakes can be wagered upon as soon as acceptances are in. Like most Group 3 races, the Sir John Monash does not have an all-in or futures market weeks out from the race.

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Sir John Monash Stakes News

2024 Sir John Monash Stakes Final Field

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Previous Sir John Monash Stakes Fields

• 2023 Sir John Monash Stakes field

  No.	Silks	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
  1		Ingratiating	James Cummings	Ben Melham	4	58.5kg
  2		Malkovich	Born Baker	Joshua Parr	11	58.5kg
  3		General Beau	Mathew Ellerton	Dean Yendall	13	58.5kg
  4		Regardsmaree	Nick Ryan	Rhys McLeod	5	58.5kg
  5		Zac De Boss	Simon Zahra	Jye McNeil	12	58.5kg
  6		Rattle And Bang	Dean Binaisse	Craig Newitt	3	58.5kg
  7		Sweet Ride	Annabel Neasham	Linda Meech	7	58kg
  8		Katsu	Grahame Begg	Jordan Childs	9	58kg
  9		Mileva	Phillip Stokes	Ben Allen	6	56.5kg
  10		Flying Mascot	Tom Dabernig	Damien Oliver	10	56.5kg
  11		Esta La Roca	Lloyd Kennewell	Beau Mertens	8	56.5kg
  12		Bless Her	Clayton Douglas	Daniel Stackhouse	2	56.5kg
  13		Sigh	Peter Moody	Carleen Hefel	1	56.5kg

2023 Sir John Monash Stakes result

Recent runnings of the Sir John Monash Stakes:

• 2023: Nothing to Sigh about
  The Peter Moody-trained Sigh continued her impressive preparation when claiming the 2023 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield under Carleen Hefel. Having been scratched from the Listed Vic Sprint Series final at Flemington the week prior, the four-year-old mare relished the extra week between runs to claim her first black-type success at start nine. There was speed aplenty with Malkovich initially leading the field up, before Katsu took on the classy sprinter for the lead and tried to run away approaching the home turn. As a majority of the field opted to head for the middle of the track, Carleen Hefel and Sigh ($7) stuck closer towards the rail and booted to the lead with 250m to go. Mileva ($8.50), who claim the 2022 edition of the race emerged from the pack and loomed as a serious threat to Sigh with 100m to go. However, Hefel managed to get every bit of effort out of Sigh to go on to claim her first Group 3 as a jockey in a tight finish, with General Beau ($7) a length away in third.
• 2022: Mileva arrives in time
  Much of the post-race talk focused on $2.80 favourite Oxley Road running out of puff on the straight.But no one can discredit the performance of Mileva in taking out the Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield. The four-year-old mare, with Daniel Moor aboard, was brave inside the final 100m in the 1100m sprint worth $200,000. She notched up her third victory for Phillip Stokes in six starts thanks to Daniel Moor who judged his ride to perfection late in the race, going on to edge out Bless Her for Clayton Douglas.
• 2021: Red Can Man bounces back in style
  Red Can Man, a sprinter hailing from Western Australia, bounced back from a lackluster debut in Melbourne to capture Saturday’s 2021 Group 3 Sir John Monash Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield. Having won seven of his 18 starts in Perth, Red Can Man transitioned to trainer David Brideoake’s stable at Mornington for a Victorian campaign. Despite a disappointing initial outing at Flemington on June 19, where he failed to place down the straight, the son of Gingerbread Man showed promise with a strong trial at Traralgon. Returning to firmer footing and around a turn, Red Can Man showcased his best form, thriving on the Good 4 surface at Caulfield despite the cold conditions. The Sir John Monash Stakes evolved into a thrilling speed duel primarily between Red Can Man and Sydney’s three-year-old Malkovich. Ultimately, Red Can Man prevailed in the final 50 metres, clinching victory by a neck in the $160,000 contest.
• 2020: Jungle Edge swims to Group 3 success
  Trainer Mick Bell says he is in awe of stable star Jungle Edge after the sprinter revelled in the heavy conditions to win the 2020 Sir John Monash Stakes at Caulfield. In holding off the Godolphin-owned Viridine, Jungle Edge landed a sizeable betting move to run the $2.60 favourite in registering a three-quarter length victory. The Group Three win in the 1100m sprint avenged Jungle Edge’s narrow defeat at the hands of Oak Door in 2019. And the success provided Jade Darose her second stakes race win aboard Jungle Edge after taking out the WJ Adams Stakes at Caulfield in February. Due to COVID-19 restrictions placed on jockeys, Darose was unable to travel to Adelaide when Jungle Edge won the DC McKay Stakes at Morphettville in May. Darose was Jungle Edge’s regular trackwork partner since Bell took over the training of the rising 10-year-old five years prior, but the WJ Adams Stakes victory was her first race ride on the gelding.

Previous winners of the Sir John Monash Stakes

Sir John Monash Stakes winners pre-2000