Queensland Oaks Odds

2026 Queensland Oaks Results

Stay tuned for the official 2026 Queensland Oaks results and finishing order at Eagle Farm on Saturday June 6, 2026.

• 1st: TBD
• 2nd: TBD
• 3rd: TBD

Winning Margin: TBD

Winning Time: TBD

Queensland Oaks Tips

Stay tuned for our insider Queensland Oaks 2026 Tips on the three-year-old’s feature this winter.

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The Queensland Oaks is a set weights race now held at Eagle Farm Racecourse for three-year-old fillies in early June each year. Raced during the Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival over a distance of 2200m, the Group 1 classic is worth $700,000 in prize money and is now the marquee race on Queensland Oaks Day.

From 2017 – 2019 the Queensland Oaks Day meeting ran at Doomben Racecourse over 2200m, moving from its previous track (Eagle Farm) and distance (2400m). There was no Queensland Oaks held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then in 2021 the race returned to Eagle Farm but retained the shorter 2200m distance.

The Group 2 The Roses (2000m) is held two weeks earlier and is regarded as the best lead-up race to the Queensland Oaks. The latest fillies to win The Roses / Queensland Oaks double are Youngstar (2018), Scarlett Lady (2011) and Melbourne Cup winner Ethereal in 2001. Although the race is greatly admired in Queensland, its field is not as strong as the ATC Oaks in Sydney or the VRC Oaks in Melbourne attracting mainly locally trained hopefuls.

Trainer Chris Waller boasts a great recent record in the Queensland Oaks preparing three winners: Winx (2015), Egg Tart (2017), and Youngstar (2018).

The form of the 2021 Queensland Oaks was franked with the winner Duais going on to complete the 2022 Group 1 Australian Cup – Tancred Stakes interstate double the following autumn.

In 2022 the Queensland Oaks winner Gypsy Goddess returned in the spring and ran third in the $10 million The Golden Eagle race in Sydney.

The 2024 Queensland Oaks form was franked with the triple-figure winner Socks Nation going on to run third in that year’s Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes (1600m) in Melbourne over the Cup Carnival as well as Ascot’s Group 1 Northerly Stakes (1800m) in Perth that summer.

2026 Queensland Oaks Betting

The winter’s best Queensland Oaks 2026 betting odds and betting market links to the Group 1 race in Brisbane will be provided at Races.com.au as soon as available through leading online bookmaker Ladbrokes.com.au.

Duais ($2.80 in 2021) followed by Gypsy Goddess ($4.40 in 2022) are the last favourites in Queensland Oaks betting to salute.

There was a notable upset in 2024 with Socks Nation winning at Queensland Oaks odds of 100/1, while another upset Queensland Oaks result occurred in 2025 with You Whang saluting at a $19 starting price.

Queensland Oaks Field

2026 Queensland Oaks Form Guide

A detailed 2026 Queensland Oaks Form Guide & Betting Preview will be available through Ladbrokes.com.au the week of the race listing all the key race stats and facts to back the winning filly.

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL 2026 QUEENSLAND OAKS FORM GUIDE

2026 Queensland Oaks Nominations

The Queensland Oaks 2026 nominations close on a Tuesday in early May along with all the other winter Group 1 race nominations in Brisbane over the carnival.

The 2026 Queensland Oaks nominations closed on Tuesday the 5th of May 2026.

2026 Queensland Oaks First Acceptances

Following the nominations in early May the Queensland Oaks first acceptances close later in the month narrowing down the list of potential three-year-old staying fillies targeting the Group 1 race.

The 2026 Queensland Oaks First Acceptances close on Wednesday the 27th of May 2026 and will be updated below.

2026 Queensland Oaks Field

The Queensland Oaks field attracts a strong line-up of primarily locally trained three-year-old staying fillies. The Doomben Roses is the key lead-up race, while New Zealand-trained fillies have a strong record in the event.

The official Queensland Oaks 2026 Field & Barriers and will be available in full below once released by Racing Queensland on the Tuesday of race week.

Queensland Oaks History

First won by Maltmaid in 1951, the Queensland Oaks was a principal race until 1980 when it was automatically elevated to Group 1 status, the year Lowan Star won.

Since 1988 the fastest winning race time for the Queensland Oaks was recorded by Arctic Scent in 1996 with 2 minutes 27 seconds. The slowest winning time was 2 minutes 45.4 seconds by Triumphal Queen in 1989.

The 2020 Queensland Oaks was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Notable Queensland Oaks winners over the years include Evening Pearl (1955), Surround (1977), Ethereal (2011) who went on to win that year’s Caulfield Cup – Melbourne Cup double, Winx (2015) and Duais (2021).

Queensland Oaks Previous Race Winners