Tristarc Stakes

The Tristarc Stakes is a 1400m event held annually at Caulfield Racecourse for mares aged four years old and older.

Ran for $300,000 in 2023, the Tristarc Stakes is often used as a lead in event for the Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes (1600m) on VRC Derby Day.

The Tristarc Stakes, named after a former Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m) winner has been a Group 2 event since 2005.

The 2023 Tristarc Stakes is set to be run on Saturday, October 21 at Caulfield.

2023 Tristarc Stakes Betting Odds

Tristarc Stakes odds are unavailable. HorseBetting.com.au will update this page when the 2023 Tristarc Stakes odds are released.

Best Tristarc Stakes bookmakers

The Tristarc Stakes isn’t a race that’s on the tip of every punters’ tongue, but the bookies offer great value which has been snapped up over the last few years.

Some of the top online bookmakers will open up Tristarc Stakes all-in markets which don’t provide insurance if your selected runner doesn’t start in the race, but the odds are more appealing.

All of our recommended horse betting sites offer betting on the Tristarc Stakes and bookmaker promotions will also be available in the days leading up to the race. These horse betting sites generally have apps available for iOS and Android smartphones.

Sport Table

Latest Tristarc Stakes News

2023 Tristarc Stakes Final Field

No.	Silks	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
1		Madame Pommery	Chris Waller	James McDonald	1	58.5kg
2		Skew Wiff	Mark Walker	Opie Bosson	2	58.5kg
3		Revolutionary Miss	Peter & Paul Snowden	Mark Zahra	8	57.5kg
4		Shuffle Dancer	Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman	Luke Nolen	6	57.5kg
5		Wrote To Arataki	Matthew Williams	Dean Yendall	7	57kg
6		Wollombi	Peter & Paul Snowden	TBC	9	57kg
7		Waltz On By	Peter Moody & Katherine Coleman	Damian Lane	4	56kg
8		C’est Magique	Grahame Begg	Michael Dee	3	55kg
9		Call Di	Gerald Ryan & Sterling Alexiou	Blake Shinn	5	55kg

Previous Tristarc Stakes Fields

• 2022 Tristarc Stakes field

  No.	Silks	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight
  1		Kissonallforcheeks	Nick Ryan	Mark Zahra	14	58kg
  2		Barb Raider	Jerome Hunter	Jye McNeil	9	58kg
  3		Excelida	Ben & JD Hayes	Michael Dee	4	58kg
  4		Palaisipan	Chris Munce	Tim Clark	1	58kg
  5		Mirra Vision	Peter & Paul Snowden	Joshua Parr	12	57kg
  6		Flying Mascot	Tom Dabernig	Blaike McDougall	13	57kg
  7		Tycoon Evie	Peter & Paul Snowden	Blake Shinn	16	57kg
  8		Argentia	Anthony & Sam Freedman	Damien Oliver	8	57kg
  9		Chain Of Lightning	Peter Moody	Luke Nolen	7	57kg
  10		Paul’s Regret	Peter Chow	Jarrod Fry	11	56kg
  11		Rocha Clock	John O’Shea	Regan Bayliss	5	55kg
  12		Pippali	Jason Coyle	Brett Prebble	6	55kg
  13		Pride Of Jenni	Ciaron Maher & David Eustace	Jamie Kah	15	55kg
  14		Cliff’s Art	Matthew Smith	Craig Newitt	3	55kg
  15		Fortunate Kiss	Daniel Bowman	Ben Melham	10	55kg
  16		Miss Cartier	Stephen Marsh	Tommy Berry	2	55kg

2022 Tristarc Stakes result

Recent Tristarc Stakes winners

• 2022: Chain Of Lightning makes a mess of rivals
  Chain Of Lightning ($5.50) dominated her rivals in the Group 2 Tristarc Stakes over 1400m as she returns to winning ways after her undefeated run was ended last start. Chain Of Lightning beat home Palaisipan and Pride Of Jenni to give Luke Nolen and Peter Moody another win as a pairing in the Tristarc Stakes, after Typhoon Tracy’s win in 2009. Chain Of Lightning took her record to six wins from seven starts, showing that this mare is well above average and this could be the first of many Group race victory for classy mare.
• 2021: Colette makes emphatic Group 1 statement
  Having had a delayed start to her spring, Godolphin’s Colette was a class above her rivals in the Group 2 Tristarc Stakes. Despite settling at the rear of the field under Damian Lane, once the former Golden Eagle winner was asked to quicken, Colette put her rivals to the sword to record yet another Stakes win in her already gliterring career. Colette would go on to put a length on Steinem and Aidensfield in soft fashion late on.
• 2020: Melham guides Madam Rouge to Group 2 success
  The Chris Waller-trained Madam Rouge bounced back to form when saluting in the Tristarc Stakes under Ben Melham. Having already ridden a double on the day, Melham was full of confidence and that showed when the Group 1 winning hoop stuck to the rails as his rivals fanned into the home straight at Caulfield. Following a farcically slow run race, it was always going to come down to who could sprint the best and in a bunched finish across the line, it was Madam Rouge who held off the fast-finishing She Shoo Fly in second, with the leader Felicia back in third.
• 2019: Savatiano reigns supreme
  Class prevailed in the 2019 Tristarc Stakes as the James Cummings-trained Savatiano made light of a wide barrier. Having drawn the widest barrier (14), Craig Williams had the mare settled outside the leader with relative ease. In What was a moderately run affair, the race was always going to suit those up on speed and once the heat went on, Savatiano put her rivals to the sword with ease.

Tristarc Stakes past winners list

Tristarc Stakes Past Winners Pre 2000