The Heath 1100 Stakes

The Heath 1100 Stakes is a Group 3 event held at Caulfield Racecourse under set weights and penalty conditions.

In 2023, The Heath 1100 Stakes is run for $200,000 and is restricted to horses aged four-years-old and older.

Many a Group 1 superstar has taken out The Heath 1100 Stakes, with Redzel (2016), Ball Of Muscle (2018) and Masked Crusader (2022) all saluting in the event as they kicked off lucrative spring campaigns.

Redzel would go on to win the inaugural edition of The Everest (1200m) the following spring, with his win in the 2016 edition of The Heath 1100 Stakes proving to be his coming-of-age.

‘The Heath’ is what many a punter often refers to Caulfield Racecourse as.

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The Heath 1100 Stakes 2023 Final Field

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• 2022 The Heath 1100 Stakes field

  No.	Silks	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
  1		Oxley Road	Peter Moody	Luke Nolen	13	59kg
  2		Kallos	James Cummings	Jamie Kah	9	59kg
  3		Generation	Ciaron Maher & David Eustace	Mark Zahra	2	58.5kg
  4		In The Boat	Lindsey Smith	Blaike McDougall	10	58kg
  5		Not An Option	Mike Moroney	Patrick Moloney	6	58kg
  6		Red Can Man	Steve Wolfe	Shaun McGruddy	1	57kg
  7		Shooting For Gold	Steven O’Dea & Matthew Hoysted	Damian Lane	3	57kg
  8		Curran	Lyn Tolson & Leonie Proctor	Matthew Cartwright	8	57kg
  9		The Move	Tony Gollan	Daniel Moor	7	57kg
  10		Star Patrol	Clinton McDonald	Ben Melham	11	57kg
  11		Little Stevie	Simon Zahra	Jye McNeil	4	55kg
  12		Bless Her	Clayton Douglas	Daniel Stackhouse	5	55kg
  13		Fortunate Kiss	Daniel Bowman	Harry Coffey	12	55kg

2022 The Heath 1100 Stakes result

Recent The Heath 1100 Stakes results

• 2022: Shooting For Gold arrives in time
  Queenslander Shooting For Gold ($9) managed to wear down Generation ($4.20) in a ding-dong battle in The Heath 1100 Stakes in 2022. Having been buried away on the fence three pairs back, jockey Damian Lane needed to be as patient as he could possibly be, awaiting for a gap to appear at the right time. Once the pair got off the back of the tiring Red Can Man, Shooting For Gold and Lane had to be at their best to gun down Generation and managed to do so in the shadows of the winning post, prevailing by a neck on the line. Race favourite Star Patrol ($3.70) was a shade disappointing when finishing third, a further 1.5 lengths off Generation.
• 2021: Masked Crusader lugs 60kg to Group 3 glory
  Despite being sent around as a $1.90 favourite, Masked Crusader was no sure thing pre-race needing to salute first-up from a spell and lugging 60kg against a smart field. Settling last under Jye McNeil, Masked Crusader was given every chance to balance up in the home straight and unleash his iconic finishing burst. Despite being five-lengths off leader Oxley Road ($8) with 200m to go, Masked Crusader flew home to get the better of Amish Boy ($8) by a widening three-quarters of a length margin and a tiring Oxley Road back in third. The win saw Masked Crusader tighten in The Everest betting markets.
• 2020: Diamond Effort returns in style
  Having returned from a mandatory three-month suspension for bleeding, the Clinton McDonald-trained Diamond Effort produced a strong finish to claim Group 3 The Heath 1100 glory. Settled on the heels of the leaders, Ben Melham had Diamond Effort ($6) settled in the one-one throughout and when asked for an effort managed to level up to the leaders inside the final 100m and would go on to hold off the fast-finishing and slightly unlucky Lyre ($4.60) a neck away in second and on-pace influencer Runson ($61) a further neck away in third. McDonald admitted to concerns pre-race with Diamond Effort drawing the widest alley in the 13-horse field, following scratchings, but jockey Ben Melham was able to find cover early in the race and conserve energy in the run to the home turn and from there, the job was all but complete.
• 2019: Crystal Dreamer stuns in massive boilover
  Crystal Dreamer was sent around as a $41 chance, but defied the odds and got the better of a star-studded field in the 2019 edition of The Heath 1100 Stakes. First-up from a 12-month injury layoff, the seven-year-old managed to get the better of Gytrash ($4.20) and defending champion Ball Of Muscle ($4) in an impressive return. Crystal Dreamer started at massive odds and defeated the fast-finishing Gytrash by a half-length with leader Ball Of Muscle holding third, another long neck away.

The Heath 1100 Stakes winners