The Tristarc Stakes is a Melbourne Racing Club Group 2 Thoroughbred horse race for mares aged four-years-old and older, at Set Weights with penalties, over a distance of 1400 metres at Caulfield Racecourse, Melbourne, Australia in October. Total prize money for the race is A$300,000.
History
The race is named after the champion mare Tristarc, who won five Group 1 events including the 1985 Caulfield Stakes–Caulfield Cup double. The race initially was held on the first day of the MRC Spring Carnival but was later moved to the third day (Caulfield Cup day). Prize money is A$300,000.
Name
- 1987 - Tristarc Quality
- 1988–2008 - Tristarc Stakes
- 2009–2010 - Harrolds Stakes
- 2011 onwards - Tristarc Stakes
Grade
- 1987–1993 - Listed Race
- 1994–2004 - Group 3 race
- 2005 onwards - Group 2 race
Distance
- 1987 â 1200 metres
- 1988 onwards - 1400 metres
Winners
- 2023 - Wrote To Arataki
- 2022 - Chain Of Lightning
- 2021 - Colette
- 2020 - Madam Rouge
- 2019 - Savatiano
- 2018 - Shumookh
- 2017 - Global Glamour
- 2016 - First Seal
- 2015 - La Passe
- 2014 - Sweet Idea
- 2013 - Red Tracer
- 2012 - Streama
- 2011 - More Joyous
- 2010 - Culminate
- 2009 - Typhoon Tracy
- 2008 - Mimi Lebrock
- 2007 - Miss Fantabulous
- 2006 - Nuclear Free
- 2005 - Infinite Grace
- 2004 - Our Egyptian Raine
- 2003 - Infinite Grace
- 2002 - Reactive
- 2001 - Pernod
- 2000 - Lady Marion
- 1999 - Bonanova
- 1998 - Camino Rose
- 1997 - Will Fly
- 1996 - Chlorophyll
- 1995 - Bionic Bess
- 1994 - Procrastinate
- 1993 - Mingling Glances
- 1992 - Danjiki
- 1991 - Reno Belle
- 1990 - Ice Cream Sundae
- 1989 - Whistling
- 1988 - Taffeta Bow
- 1987 - Canny Lass
See also
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