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Rising Fast Stakes News
The 2026 Rising Fast Stakes is held on Saturday October 31, 2026 as part of VRC Derby Day as a potential lead-up to the Champions Sprint just seven days later.
The Rising Fast Stakes 2026 is one of the premier sprint contests of the Melbourne Cup Carnival, bringing together a talented field of proven straight-track specialists, emerging speedsters, and established black-type performers on Victoria Derby Day at Flemington. Named in honour of champion racehorse Rising Fast, one of Australia’s greatest stayers and a dual Melbourne Cup winner, the race has evolved into a highly competitive sprint feature that regularly attracts quality horses looking to add valuable Group race success to their spring résumés. Run down Flemington’s famous straight course, the Rising Fast Stakes provides a unique challenge where speed, positioning, and proven straight-track form can be crucial. On this page, you’ll find everything you need to know about the 2026 Rising Fast Stakes, including the latest Rising Fast Stakes odds 2026, expert Rising Fast Stakes betting 2026 updates, field information, barrier draw, form guide, tips, results, and market movers as punters assess the leading contenders in this exciting Group 3 sprint feature.
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Odds
See below for the latest Rising Fast Stakes 2026 odds followed by the official finishing order after the event this spring.
| 1. Hedged (15) J: Jamie Mott 60kg 6×529 T: Gavin Bedggood | |||
| At the latest run struggled in the run home; ran second last of 10 in the G2 Gilgai Stakes at this track on October 3 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 8 len behind Skybird with 59kg at $9. The race before that gave a sight but was run down late 2nd of 14 in the G2 Bobbie Lewis Quality at this track on September 12 over 1200m, 0.5 len behind Losesomewinmore carrying 57.5kg at $13. Can improve on good ground. | |||
| 2. Napoleonic (5) J: James McDonald 59.5kg 30×26 T: John O’shea & Tom Charlton | |||
| Third-up today. Resuming sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 2nd of 7 in the G2 Missile Stakes at Randwick on August 8 over 1200m, 1.2 len behind Ninja with 56.5kg at $9. Second-up 6th of 13 in the G1 Manikato Stakes at Caulfield on September 27 over 1200m, 3.5 len behind Jimmysstar with 58.5kg at $13. Capable of a better showing. Brings the class form back in grade. | |||
| 3. Grand Larceny (6) J: Ben Melham 59kg x13x4 T: M, W & J Hawkes | |||
| Second run back. First-up after five months 4th of 9 in the G2 Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield on October 10 over 1100m, 3.5 len behind Jigsaw carrying 58.5kg at $16. Previously second-up 3rd of 14 in a G1 The Goodwood at Morphettville on May 9 over 1200m, on a slow track; 0.6 len behind Desert Lightning carrying 56kg at $17. Solid return and should improve off that, in the mix. | |||
| 4. Ndola (19) J: Jye Mcneil 58kg 14521 T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | |||
| Racing well recently. Most recently was well back until straightening; raced back then made ground from the turn; won by 1.5 len in a Hcp at Cranbourne on October 9 over 1200m defeating Celsius Star carrying 61.5kg at $7.50. Before that 2nd of 9 in a Bm100 at Caulfield on September 19 over 1100m, nose behind Pallaton with 57kg at $13. Dominant latest and likes it here, hard to hold out. | |||
| 5. Sweynesday (10) J: Daniel Stackhouse 58kg x50x5 T: Annabel & Rob Archibald | |||
| Second run back. First-up after five months 5th of 10 in the G2 Caulfield Sprint on October 17 over 1000m, 3.5 len behind Cavalry Girl with 58kg at $26. Previously second-up 11th of 16 in the G3 Brc Sprint at Doomben on May 23 over 1350m, 4 len behind Abounding carrying 59kg at $8.50. Caught the eye fresh, suited up in trip. | |||
| 6. Gallant Son (3) J: Blake Shinn 57.5kg 32×04 T: Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman | |||
| Third-up today and placed third-up in the past. Resuming ran last of 13 in the G1 Manikato Stakes at Caulfield on September 27 over 1200m, 6 len behind Jimmysstar with 58.5kg at $31. Second run from a spell 4th of 10 in the G2 Caulfield Sprint on October 17 over 1000m, 3 len behind Cavalry Girl with 57kg at $9.50. Can roll along on speed and take catching. | |||
| 7. Disneck (12) J: Jason Collett 56.5kg x6006 T: Bjorn Baker | |||
| At the latest run 6th of 16 in the G2 Sydney Stakes at Randwick on October 17 over 1200m, slow going 2.25 len behind Grafterburners with 58.5kg at $151. The run before that ran second last of 14 in a Bm94 at Randwick on October 3 over 1200m, slow going 6 len behind Wanaruah carrying 59.5kg at $61. Sneaky run last time and has won here, don’t discount. | |||
| 8. Meridius (11) J: Mark Zahra 56.5kg 1301x T: Lloyd Kennewell | |||
| Back from a spell. Finished off last campaign by 0.8 len Sandown-Hillside Bm100 May 23 over 1400m slow track defeating King Zephyr carrying 57.5kg at $20. Previous preparation first-up won by nose Caulfield Bm96 March 21 over 1200m defeating Verdoux carrying 58kg at $12. Prefer to see how he returns. | |||
| 9. Watchme Win (1) J: Ben Allen 56.5kg x5648 T: Andrew Gluyas | |||
| Most recently ran second last of 9 in the G2 Schillaci Stakes at Caulfield on October 10 over 1100m, 4.5 len behind Jigsaw carrying 58.5kg at $41. The run before that 4th of 8 in the LR W H Wylie Hcp at Morphettville on September 12 over 1100m, 3 len behind Sir Now with 59.5kg at $3.60. Has a bit to find. | |||
| 10. Golden Straand (13) J: Damian Lane 55kg 13×12 T: Matthew Smith | |||
| Third-up today and placed third-up in the past. Resuming favourite; ran on from midfield and won by a long-neck in a Bm88 at Randwick on September 19 over 1100m defeating She’s An Artist carrying 60.5kg at $5. Second-up sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 2nd of 9 in a Hcp at Doomben on October 17 over 1200m, 0.6 len behind Restonica with 58.5kg at $1.75. Progressive sort who can measure up. | |||
| 11. De Bergerac (2) J: Luke Cartwright 54.5kg 13696 T: Grahame Begg | |||
| At the latest run got back early 6th of 10 in the G2 Gilgai Stakes at this track on October 3 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 4.5 len behind Skybird with 57kg at $12. The run before that eased back early on 9th of 14 in the G2 Bobbie Lewis Quality at this track on September 12 over 1200m, 2.5 len behind Losesomewinmore carrying 53kg at $31. Going okay but place best. | |||
| 12. King Zephyr (9) J: William Pike 54.5kg 268×4 T: Grahame Begg | |||
| Second-up. First-up after three months 4th of 10 in the G2 Gilgai Stakes at this track on October 3 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 2.5 len behind Skybird with 57kg at $20. Previously second-up 2nd of 11 in a Bm100 at this track on April 25 over 1400m, 0.5 len behind Big Swinger with 55kg at $2.60. Excellent return but would prefer at 1400m. | |||
| 13. Klabel (14) J: Jett Stanley 54.5kg 94656 T: Richard & Chantelle Jolly | |||
| At the latest run 6th of 12 in a Hcp at Cranbourne on October 9 over 1200m, 4.5 len behind Ndola with 60kg at $17. Before that sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 5th of 7 in the G3 Chautauqua (Chandler Macleod) Stakes at Sandown-Hillside on September 9 over 1300m, slow going 3 len behind Warnie carrying 54kg at $18. Seven-year-old gelding who has been well held in recent runs and can’t see him playing a major role here. | |||
| 14. Grand Impact (20) J: Michael Dee 54kg x2225 T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr | |||
| Comes here off a 42-day let-up. At the latest run 5th of 9 in a Hcp at Gold Coast on September 19 over 1400m, 1.3 len behind Warby carrying 57.5kg at $2.60. The race before that sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 2nd of 8 in a Bm94 at Rosehill on August 29 over 1200m, 0.6 len behind Lisztomania carrying 59.5kg at $1.60. Would have to improve sharply. | |||
| 15. Jenni The Fox (8) J: Jabez Johnstone 54kg 200×6 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Second-up. First-up after seven months raced on the speed and boxed on steadily 6th of 11 in the G3 Northwood Plume Stakes at Caulfield on October 10 over 1200m, 3.5 len behind Point Barrow carrying 57kg at $20. Previously second-up 5th of 12 in a Bm84 at Caulfield on August 30 2025 over 1400m, on a slow track; 2.5 len behind Keep Your Cool carrying 54kg at $5.50. Tougher now, this will test. | |||
| 16. Celsius Star (18) J: Craig Newitt 54kg 44×22 T: Shawn Mathrick | |||
| Third-up today and won third-up previously. Resuming 2nd of 12 in a Hcp at Cranbourne on October 9 over 1200m, 1.5 len behind Ndola carrying 55.5kg at $9. Second run from a spell rolled along in front then was edged out late 2nd of 9 in a Bm84 at Geelong on October 21 over 1200m, head behind Immortal Star carrying 58.5kg at $5. Risking this level. | |||
| 17. The Cosmic One (17) J: Harry Coffey 54kg 71111 T: Travis Doudle | |||
| Comes here off a 42-day let-up. Most recently won by 0.7 len in a Bm78 at Morphettville Parks on September 19 over 1250m defeating Light The Night with 61kg at $4. The race before that won by 1.5 len in a Hcp at Morphettville on August 29 over 1200m in soft going defeating Dobbinair with 54kg at $3.60. Flying and beware the SA raider but this is a lot tougher. | |||
| 18. Jimmy Recard (16) J: Beau Mertens 54kg 367×0 T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Second run back. First-up after a year ran last of 10 in the G2 Gilgai Stakes at this track on October 3 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 9 len behind Skybird carrying 58.5kg at $14. Previously second-up came from midfield and won by a neck in a 2yo Final at this track on July 5 2025 over 1200m in soft going defeating Bacash with 58kg at $7. Need to see improvement. | |||
| 19. Verdoux (7) J: Declan Bates 54kg 05×66 T: L & T Corstens & W Larkin | |||
| Third-up today and placed third-up in the past. First-up settled back and ran on when 6th of 10 in a Bm84 at Mornington on September 26 over 1200m, slow going 2.5 len behind Piastri with 59kg at $6.50. Last start 6th of 13 in a Bm78 at Caulfield on October 14 over 1100m, 1.75 len behind Sweethearted with 61.5kg at $12. Outclassed. | |||
| 20. Hankee Alpha (4) J: Craig Williams 54kg 235×1 T: Cindy Alderson | |||
| Second-up. First-up after five months favourite; scored a big 6 len win in a Bm78 at this track on October 3 over 1200m in the wet defeating Esmahli carrying 54.5kg at $4.40. Previously second-up 2nd of 11 at Ellerslie on December 26 over 1200m, on a slow track; neck behind Power Of Three with 55.5kg at $2.20. Only needs to hold that form to be winning again. Dominant at Aus debut albeit that was on heavy and this is harder. | |||
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Tips
Stay tuned for our insider Rising Fast Stakes 2026 Tips on the VRC Derby Day sprint this spring.
Favourite: No. 2 Napoleonic
| 2. Napoleonic (5) J: James McDonald 59.5kg 30×26 T: John O’shea & Tom Charlton | |||
| Third-up today. Resuming sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 2nd of 7 in the G2 Missile Stakes at Randwick on August 8 over 1200m, 1.2 len behind Ninja with 56.5kg at $9. Second-up 6th of 13 in the G1 Manikato Stakes at Caulfield on September 27 over 1200m, 3.5 len behind Jimmysstar with 58.5kg at $13. Capable of a better showing. Brings the class form back in grade. | |||
Each Way Danger: No. 12 King Zephyr
| 12. King Zephyr (9) J: William Pike 54.5kg 268×4 T: Grahame Begg | |||
| Second-up. First-up after three months 4th of 10 in the G2 Gilgai Stakes at this track on October 3 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 2.5 len behind Skybird with 57kg at $20. Previously second-up 2nd of 11 in a Bm100 at this track on April 25 over 1400m, 0.5 len behind Big Swinger with 55kg at $2.60. Excellent return but would prefer at 1400m. | |||
Best Roughie: No. 4 Ndola
| 4. Ndola (19) J: Jye Mcneil 58kg 14521 T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | |||
| Racing well recently. Most recently was well back until straightening; raced back then made ground from the turn; won by 1.5 len in a Hcp at Cranbourne on October 9 over 1200m defeating Celsius Star carrying 61.5kg at $7.50. Before that 2nd of 9 in a Bm100 at Caulfield on September 19 over 1100m, nose behind Pallaton with 57kg at $13. Dominant latest and likes it here, hard to hold out. | |||
The Rising Fast Stakes is a Group 3 race held on Victoria Derby Day on the Saturday before Melbourne Cup Day on the first Tuesday of November.
An open handicap race, the event has recently been run as the Chatham Stakes and Rising Fast Stakes on the last day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival over 1400m.
The race moved back to Derby Day and the distanced dropped back to 1200m ahead of the 2022 edition, while the current prize money is set at $240,000.
It was renamed the Rising Fast Stakes in honour of Rising Fast who is the only horse in history to complete the ‘Spring Grand Slam’ winning the Cox Plate, Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup in 1954.
The event shares the Flemington card with three Group 1 races with the running of the Victoria Derby (2500m), Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) and Empire Rose Stakes (1600m).
The Rising Fast Stakes is often used as a lead up event to later races such as the Group 3 Sandown Stakes (1500m), a race the 2017 Chatham Stakes winner Hellova Street finished second in. Many Chatham Stakes winners go on to bigger and better things the following year including the 2018 winner Dreamforce who subsequently enjoyed placings in the 2019 George Ryder Stakes (3rd) to Winx, 2019 Doncaster Mile (2nd) and 2019 George Main Stakes (2nd).
Good lead-up races into the Rising Fast Stakes field include the Caulfield Cup Day races like the Group 3 Moonga Stakes (1400m) run a fortnight earlier.
The 2022 Rising Fast Stakes form was franked with the third placegetter The Astrologist heading to Perth in the summer to win the $1.5 million Gold Rush. The Astrologist was later sent overseas and finished a competitive second in the Group 1 Al Quoz Sprint in Dubai in 2023.
The 2024 winner Maharba franked the form with a next-up second in Perth’s Group 1 Winterbottom Stakes, while the third placed mare that year Charm Stone continued on to win the Robert Sangster Stakes and Manikato Stakes at elite level in 2025.
The 2025 Rising Fast Stakes champion, Caballus, would prove the race a strong form one to follow into the autumn when he returned to win the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap at the same track and trip in 2026. The form was further franked at Group 1 level by the runner-up, Geegees Mistruth, who travelled to Adelaide the following April to claim the Robert Sagnster Stakes.
| Rising Fast Stakes 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Date: | Saturday October 31, 2026 |
| Track: | Flemington Racecourse |
| Distance: | 1200m |
| Conditions: | 3YO&UP Handicap |
| Status: | Group 3 |
| Prizemoney: | $240,000 |
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Results
Stay tuned for the official 2026 Rising Fast Stakes results and finishing order on Saturday October 31, 2026.
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Winning Margin: TBD
Winning Time: TBD
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Betting
The latest 2026 Rising Fast Stakes betting odds will be available at Ladbrokes for you to lock in your Rising Fast Stakes tips at the right price and published here at Races.com.au.
There was a notable upset in the 2024 Rising Fast Stakes by Maharba at odds of $18.
Caballus ($4.20 in 2025) was the last Rising Fast Stakes favourite to win.
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Form Guide
The Rising Fast Stakes form guide is an essential resource for punters assessing one of the most competitive sprint races of the Melbourne Cup Carnival. Run over 1200 metres down Flemington’s famous straight course, the Group 3 feature attracts a quality field of specialist straight-track performers, established sprinters, and emerging speed horses looking to add valuable black-type success to their spring record. The form guide provides key information on each runner’s recent performances, track and distance statistics, barrier draw, jockey and trainer combinations, and betting market movements. By studying the Rising Fast Stakes form guide, punters can identify the horses best equipped to handle the unique challenge of Flemington’s straight six and uncover value in a typically deep sprint field.
What Punters Should Look for in the Rising Fast Stakes Form Guide:
- Straight-track form – Proven performances down the Flemington straight are often one of the strongest indicators of success in the Rising Fast Stakes.
- 1200m credentials – Horses with strong records over 1200m generally have the right mix of speed and stamina for the race.
- Recent sprint race form – Runners coming through quality Group and Listed sprint races often bring the strongest credentials.
- Flemington record – Previous success at Flemington can be a major advantage, particularly for horses that thrive on the spacious straight-course layout.
- Lead-up race form – Horses exiting races such as the Gilgai Stakes, Bobbie Lewis Quality, Testa Rossa Stakes, Schaillaci Stakes, and other spring sprint features warrant close attention.
- Track conditions – Some sprinters excel on firm ground while others are better suited to rain-affected tracks, making conditions an important factor.
- Speed map and racing pattern – Assess whether runners are natural leaders, on-pace types, or strong finishers, and how that profile suits a straight-course sprint.
- Barrier draw – While barriers are often less critical in straight races, track patterns can sometimes favour one side of the course over the other.
- Current spring form – Horses peaking during the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival are frequently among the leading contenders.
- Trainer and jockey combinations – Leading sprint stables often target the race with horses capable of competing at black-type level.
- Betting market support – Significant moves in the Rising Fast Stakes betting markets can be a strong indicator of stable confidence and race-day expectations.
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The 2026 Rising Fast Stakes field is released on the Wednesday leading-up to the race.
The official Rising Fast Stakes 2026 final field is now out featuring a bumper line-up of sprinters including the widely drawn Lindsay Park-trained Ndola coming off a lead-up win at Cranbourne with a big weight and the airborne The Cosmic One from Adelaide up in grade chasing his fifth win on the trot.
| Entrant | Last 6 | Sex | Barrier | Weight | |
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1. Hedged
J: Jamie Mott
T: Gavin Bedggood |
26×529 | G | 15 | 60kg | |
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2. Napoleonic
J: James McDonald
T: John O’shea & Tom Charlton |
x30x26 | H | 5 | 59.5kg | |
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3. Grand Larceny
J: Ben Melham
T: M, W & J Hawkes |
5x13x4 | G | 6 | 59kg | |
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4. Ndola
J: Jye Mcneil
T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes |
x14521 | G | 19 | 58kg | |
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5. Sweynesday
J: Daniel Stackhouse
T: Annabel & Rob Archibald |
1x50x5 | G | 10 | 58kg | |
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6. Gallant Son
J: Blake Shinn
T: Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman |
132×04 | H | 3 | 57.5kg | |
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7. Disneck
J: Jason Collett
T: Bjorn Baker |
0x6006 | G | 12 | 56.5kg | |
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8. Meridius
J: Mark Zahra
T: Lloyd Kennewell |
x1301x | G | 11 | 56.5kg | |
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9. Watchme Win
J: Ben Allen
T: Andrew Gluyas |
8×5648 | G | 1 | 56.5kg | |
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10. Golden Straand
J: Damian Lane
T: Matthew Smith |
113×12 | H | 13 | 55kg | |
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11. De Bergerac
J: Luke Cartwright
T: Grahame Begg |
213696 | G | 2 | 54.5kg | |
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12. King Zephyr
J: William Pike
T: Grahame Begg |
2268×4 | G | 9 | 54.5kg | |
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13. Klabel
J: Jett Stanley
T: Richard & Chantelle Jolly |
x94656 | G | 14 | 54.5kg | |
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14. Grand Impact
J: Michael Dee
T: Mick Price & Michael Kent Jnr |
0x2225 | G | 20 | 54kg | |
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15. Jenni The Fox
J: Jabez Johnstone
T: Ciaron Maher |
1200×6 | M | 8 | 54kg | |
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16. Celsius Star
J: Craig Newitt
T: Shawn Mathrick |
444×22 | G | 18 | 54kg | |
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17. The Cosmic One
J: Harry Coffey
T: Travis Doudle |
171111 | G | 17 | 54kg | |
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18. Jimmy Recard
J: Beau Mertens
T: Ciaron Maher |
1367×0 | H | 16 | 54kg | |
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19. Verdoux
J: Declan Bates
T: L & T Corstens & W Larkin |
905×66 | G | 7 | 54kg | |
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20. Hankee Alpha
J: Craig Williams
T: Cindy Alderson |
6235×1 | M | 4 | 54kg |
2026 Rising Fast Stakes Nominations
Early nominations for the Rising Fast Stakes 2026 close on the Monday of race week.
Chatham Stakes / Rising Fast Stakes History
Inaugurated in 1986, the Chatham Stakes is fairly young in comparison to a lot of Flemington races.
The race was named after Chatham, Australian Racing Hall of Fame inductee and renowned miler. Chatham had considerable pedigree, with a Melbourne Cup winner (Windbag) for a sire and the granddaughter of an English Triple Crown winner (Flying Fox) for a dam (Myosotis). Chatham won the 1932 and 1934 Cox Plate, as well as two Epsom Handicaps and a few Craven Plates, among other major wins.
The Chatham Stakes is one of those races that is often run under a sponsor name. Throughout the years, the Chatham Stakes has been known variously as the Hong Kong Jockey Club Plate, the AAMI International, the Yallambee Stud Stakes, the AAMI Business Insurance Stakes and the Tab.com.au Stakes.
In 1997, the Chatham Stakes was briefly run over 1417 metres.
Notable Chatham Stakes winners include Avannotto (1986), Bezeal Bay (1998), Scenic Park (2001), Fawkner (2012) and Dreamforce (2018).
Chatham Stakes results, winners and winning times since 2000 are provided below.
The event was renamed the Rising Fast Stakes ahead of the 2022 race with the distance decreased from 1400m to 1200m.
Maharba (2024) holds the 1200m Rising Fast Stakes race record winning in 1 minute 8.74 seconds.
Chatham Stakes / Rising Fast Stakes Results
Year |
Place |
Horse |
Time |
| 2026 Rising Fast Stakes | 1st | TBD | TBD |
| 2nd | TBD | ||
| 3rd | TBD | ||
| 2025 Rising Fast Stakes | 1st | Caballus | 1 minute 09.20 seconds |
| 2nd | Geegees Mistruth | ||
| 3rd | Bosustow | ||
| 2024 Rising Fast Stakes | 1st | Maharba | 1 minute 08.74 seconds |
| 2nd | Rey Magnerio | ||
| 3rd | Charm Stone | ||
| 2023 Rising Fast Stakes | 1st | Spacewalk | 1 minute 10.34 seconds |
| 2nd | Crosshaven | ||
| 3rd | Najem Suhail | ||
| 2022 Rising Fast Stakes | 1st | Argentia | 1 minute 10.99 seconds(Run over 1200m) |
| 2nd | Triple Missile | ||
| 3rd | The Astrologist | ||
| 2021 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Age Of Chivalry | 1 minute 23.19 seconds |
| 2nd | Crosshaven | ||
| 3rd | Justacanta | ||
| 2020 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Sansom | 1 minute 22.84 seconds |
| 2nd | Morvada | ||
| 3rd | Bold Star | ||
| 2019 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Reykjavik | 1 minute 23.22 seconds |
| 2nd | Admiral’s Joker | ||
| 3rd | Noble Boy | ||
| 2018 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Dreamforce | 1 minute 22.12 seconds |
| 2nd | Widgee Turf | ||
| 3rd | Perast | ||
| 2017 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Hellova Street | 1 minute 22.4 seconds |
| 2nd | Supply And Demand | ||
| 3rd | Fox Hall | ||
| 2016 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Rageese | 1 minute 21.53 seconds |
| 2nd | Arod | ||
| 3rd | Federal | ||
| 2015 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Disposition | 1 minute 23.6 seconds |
| 2nd | San Diego | ||
| 3rd | Hosting | ||
| 2014 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Hucklebuck | 1 minute 23.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Alma’s Fury | ||
| 3rd | Generalife | ||
| 2013 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Smokin’ Joey | 1 minute 23.4 seconds |
| 2nd | Galah | ||
| 3rd | Strike The Stars | ||
| 2012 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Fawkner | 1 minute 20.9 seconds |
| 2nd | Free Wheeling | ||
| 3rd | Wall Street | ||
| 2011 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Woorim | 1 minute 23.5 seconds |
| 2nd | Thankgodyou’rehere | ||
| 3rd | Toorak Toff | ||
| 2010 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Poor Judge | 1 minute 25.7 seconds |
| 2nd | Demerit | ||
| 3rd | Centennial Park | ||
| 2009 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Centennial Park | 1 minute 22.3 seconds |
| 2nd | McClintock | ||
| 3rd | Royal Ida/Sniper’s Bullet | ||
| 2008 Chatham Stakes | 1st | All Silent | 1 minute 22.4 seconds |
| 2nd | Sniper’s Bullet | ||
| 3rd | Stickpin | ||
| 2007 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Count To Zero | 1 minute 23.7 seconds |
| 2nd | Spielmeister | ||
| 3rd | Royal Ida | ||
| 2006 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Malcolm | 1 minute 22.9 seconds |
| 2nd | Mr Ubiquitous | ||
| 3rd | Live In Vain | ||
| 2005 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Rockford Bay | 1 minute 22.2 seconds |
| 2nd | Zankel | ||
| 3rd | Valedictum | ||
| 2004 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Great Is Great | 1 minute 22.7 seconds |
| 2nd | Amtrak | ||
| 3rd | Regent Street | ||
| 2003 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Scenic Park | 1 minute 24.0 seconds |
| 2nd | Lord Volksraad | ||
| 3rd | Shogun Lodge | ||
| 2002 Chatham Stakes | 1st | To Be Fair | 1 minute 22.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Palladium Star | ||
| 3rd | Tarcoola Midnight | ||
| 2001 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Scenic Park | 1 minute 21.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Desert Eagle | ||
| 3rd | Super Impressive | ||
| 2000 Chatham Stakes | 1st | Matter Of Honour | 1 minute 23.8 seconds |
| 2nd | Typhoon Barney | ||
| 3rd | Aka Bilk | ||
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