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Quezette Stakes News
The Quezette Stakes 2026 takes place on Saturday, August 15, 2026 on P.B. Lawrence Stakes Day.
The Quezette Stakes is one of Melbourne’s most important early-spring races for three-year-old fillies, and Races.com.au is your home for the latest Quezette Stakes odds, expert Quezette Stakes tips, and full Quezette Stakes field analysis. Run over 1100m at Caulfield, this Group 3 sprint regularly unveils future stars heading toward major spring features, attracting sharp first-uppers, elite trial performers and fillies capable of producing explosive sectionals fresh. With barrier draws, tempo, track pattern and proven Caulfield sprint form all shaping the contest, the Quezette Stakes is a key form race that sets the tone for the early carnival. Stay ahead of the market, compare the leading chances and lock in your Quezette Stakes bets with confidence using the trusted insights at Races.com.au — Australia’s authority on Group racing.
2026 Quezette Stakes Odds
Stay tuned for the latest 2026 Quezette Stakes odds and market moves ahead of the race this August.
| 1. Lara Antipova (8) J: Michael Dee59kg 1111xT: Mark Walker | |||
| Puts an unbeaten record on the line. Closed last prep favourite; won by 1.75 len in the G1 Sistema Stakes at Ellerslie on March 7 over 1200m defeating Liguria carrying 55kg at $1.10. Unbeaten, G1 winning NZ filly who warrants utmost respect. | |||
| 2. Shiki (18) J: Mark Zahra58kg 1750xT: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | |||
| Filly returning from a spell and has won previously when first up. Finished off last preparation when last of 16 at Rosehill in the G1 G Slipper March 21 over 1200m, soft track; 11 len behind Guest House carrying 54.5kg at $101. When resuming last campaign fourth of 7 at Randwick 2yo SW December 20 over 1000m, 3 len behind Warwoven with 55kg at $1.80. Wheels fell off over Summer but she’s got ability for top yard/jockey. | |||
| 3. Rebel Tuesday (12) J: Lachlan Neindorf57kg 114×0T: Phillip & Tommy Stokes | |||
| Second run back. First-up after five months ran last of 10 at Flemington on August 1 over 1000m, 6 len behind Almontego with 58kg at $7. Previously second-up won by a nose in the LR Cinderella Stakes at Morphettville on February 21 over 1050m defeating Never Ordinary with 56kg at $1.85. Not keen on her chances. | |||
| 4. Ghana’s Akan (17) J: Ethan Brown56kg 425×4T: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Second run back. First-up after five months sat on the speed and boxed on steadily 4th of 9 at this track on July 25 over 1100m, slow going 2.25 len behind Doubt Time carrying 56kg at $3.90. Previously second-up 4th of 9 in the G3 Blue Diamond Preview (Fillies) at this track on January 24 over 1000m, 1.75 len behind Rubi’s Choice carrying 56kg at $7. Draw not ideal and this is tougher. | |||
| 5. Natural Fling (5) J: Damian Lane56kg 12xT: Tony & Calvin Mcevoy | |||
| Resuming. Finished off last preparation second of 12 at Gold Coast Mm Nat 2yo SW May 22 over 1000m, soft track; 1.5 len behind The Next Episode with 55kg at $3.10. At her first start won by 3 len this track 2yo Hcp May 9 over 1100m slow track defeating Jarbardar carrying 56kg at $2.10. Looks forward enough after a recent trial win. Very speedy filly who looks ideally suited. | |||
| 6. Divine Dot (16) J: Jamie Mott56kg x115xT: John Mcardle | |||
| Has won previously first-up and resumes here after a break of ten weeks. Finished off last campaign second last in a small field at Flemington 2yo Hcp June 6 over 1100m, on heavy track; 4 len behind Aethera carrying 59kg at $2.70. Previous preparation first-up favourite; won by 1.5 len Warrnambool V Gold Strike May 5 over 1000m on heavy track defeating Unkechaug carrying 57kg at $3.40. Looks forward enough after a recent trial win. Has ability and could give cheek. | |||
| 7. Stars Of Dom (9) J: Craig Williams56kg 221T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | |||
| Racing well recently. Returns from a 42-day let-up. Most recently favourite; came from midfield and won by 0.8 len at Flemington on July 4 over 1200m on a soft track defeating Resolutely with 55kg at $2. The race before that sat on the pace when 2nd of 7 at Sandown-Hillside on June 13 over 1000m, slow going 1.5 len behind Mbube carrying 55.5kg at $2.90. Good filly, this is tougher again however. | |||
| 8. Scintillation (6) J: Ben Melham56kg 13×1T: John O’shea & Tom Charlton | |||
| Dual acceptor. Second-up. First-up after five months raced right near the speed and boxed on; won by 0.8 len at Randwick on July 25 over 1100m in soft going defeating Suasion with 56.5kg at $7.50. Previously second-up 3rd of 8 in the G3 Ottawa Stakes at Flemington on March 7 over 1000m, 2 len behind Medicinal with 56kg at $14. Nice return and should improve, consider. | |||
| 9. Satin Summer (1) J: Jamie Melham56kg 15×3T: Michael Freedman | |||
| Second run back. Comes off a 42-day let-up. First-up after five months raced on the pace when 3rd of 8 at Rosehill on July 4 over 1100m, slow going 1.75 len behind Omolong carrying 56.5kg at $5.50. Previously second-up 5th of 10 in the LR Lonhro Plate at Randwick on February 7 over 1000m, 4.5 len behind Agrarian Girl with 54kg at $6.50. Rough chance. | |||
| 10. Riverina Lulu (11) J: Jordan Childs56kg 1T: Grahame Begg | |||
| At debut, won tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 1.5 len at Flemington on July 18 over 1000m in soft going defeating Leopard Shark carrying 54kg at $8. Had jumped out like a good one prior and can measure right up. | |||
| 11. Almost An Angel (7) J: Luke Currie56kg x503xT: Robbie Griffiths | |||
| First-up. Finished off last campaign third of 10 at Morphettville in the LR Deq Stks March 28 over 1050m, 2.5 len behind Never Ordinary carrying 56kg at $5. Previously first up; fifth of 11 at this track in the G2 Bd/Prel F February 7 over 1100m, 2.5 len behind Streisand with 56kg at $21. See this. | |||
| 12. Lady Catalina (10) J: Thomas Stockdale56kg 1536xT: Ciaron Maher | |||
| Resuming. Finished off last preparation sixth of 14 at Eagle Farm in the LR Oxlade June 13 over 1200m, on rain affected going; 2.75 len behind Cool Gent with 55kg at $10. On debut won by 1.5 len Newcastle Mdn March 31 over 900m defeating Mille Feuille carrying 55.5kg at $2.10. See this. | |||
| 13. Oh Yes She Did (15) J: Chad Schofield56kg x80x1T: Peter Snowden | |||
| Dual acceptor. Second-up. First-up after five months tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by 0.6 len at Warwick Farm on July 15 over 1100m on a soft track defeating Chanterelle carrying 56kg at $10. Previously second-up ran last of 16 in the LR Inglis Millennium at Randwick on February 7 over 1100m, 13 len behind Fireball carrying 54.5kg at $81. This will test. | |||
| 14. Portinari (13) J: Blake Shinn56kg 9×82T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes | |||
| Third-up today. Resuming from last on the turn 8th of 12 at this track on June 27 over 1000m, slow going 2.25 len behind Lucky Brook with 55kg at $8. Second-up ran on from midfield; 2nd of 10 at this track on July 11 over 1100m, on a slow track; 0.8 len behind Angels Fury with 56kg at $4.20. Good last time, not hopeless. | |||
| 15. Santa Barbara (14) J: Luke Nolen56kg 2T: Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman | |||
| At debut, made some head-way from midfield; 2nd of 10 at Flemington on August 1 over 1000m, head behind Almontego carrying 54kg at $21. Nice debut but will need to improve again, quickly. | |||
| 17. Relinquishing (2) J: Luke Cartwright56kg 15T: Shane Nichols & Hayden Black | |||
| Having third race start. At debut, raced right near the speed and boxed on; won by a head at Swan Hill on June 6 over 975m on a soft track defeating Explosive Magic carrying 56kg at $21. Second-up 5th of 10 at Flemington on August 1 over 1000m, 2.25 len behind Almontego with 52.5kg at $14. Others have stronger form. | |||
| 18. Superbec (3) J: Ben Allen56kg 53T: L & T Corstens & W Larkin | |||
| Having third race start. At debut, did the work up front then tired 5th of 7 at Sandown-Hillside on June 13 over 1000m, on a slow track; 3 len behind Mbube carrying 54.5kg at $11. Last start held ground to the line 3rd of 10 at Flemington on August 1 over 1000m, 1.5 len behind Almontego carrying 54kg at $9.50. Meets a tough line-up and prefer others. | |||
| 19. Flying Fury (4) J: John Allen56kg 9×1T: Tom Dabernig | |||
| Third race start. First start ran last of 9 in the LR Cinderella Stakes at Morphettville on February 21 over 1050m, 9 len behind Rebel Tuesday with 56kg at $26. Returned from break tracked the speed and boxed on steadily; won by a head at Geelong on July 31 over 1100m on a soft track defeating Alabama Dance carrying 56kg at $18. This will test. | |||
| 16. Hearts Affair (10) Scratched: | |||
2026 Quezette Stakes Tips
Stay tuned for our insider Quezette Stakes 2026 Tips on the important early spring lead-up for fillies.
To Win: No. 1 Lara Antipova
LARA ANTIPOVA (8) shapes as one of the standout value plays on the Caulfield program, with the unbeaten Kiwi filly making her Australian debut after a flawless 4-from-4 start across the Tasman. Her Group 1 Sistema Stakes win at Ellerslie was dominant, and she’s already shown versatility with a Matamata Breeders’ victory on Heavy ground and multiple successes at the 1100m trip she tackles fresh. Her Melbourne jump-outs have been sharp — including a Cranbourne hit-out that gave Michael Dee a strong feel for her talent — and a midfield draw gives her options to settle where comfortable. The 59kg impost is the only real query, but class generally carries weight, and she brings the strongest profile into the race. On exposed form and trial evidence, Lara Antipova looks the superior filly and a genuine chance to keep her unbeaten record intact.
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1. Lara Antipova (8)
J: Michael Dee59kg
1111xT: Mark Walker
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| Puts an unbeaten record on the line. Closed last prep favourite; won by 1.75 len in the G1 Sistema Stakes at Ellerslie on March 7 over 1200m defeating Liguria carrying 55kg at $1.10. Unbeaten, G1 winning NZ filly who warrants utmost respect. | |||
The Quezette Stakes field is restricted to three-year-old fillies, the majority of which are kicking off their Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival campaigns. Run under set weights with penalties, the Quezette Stakes gives punters a nice early guide to tougher upcoming race for the young fillies including Group 1 Thousand Guineas (1600m) or for young sprinters the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) at Flemington over the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Sunlight (2018) was the last filly to complete the Quezette Stakes – Coolmore Stud Stakes double. Sunlight would also go onto win the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap – William Reid Stakes sprint double in 2019 over the Melbourne Autumn Racing Carnival.
The Quezette Stakes draws many nice young fillies, some with Group 1 form from their two-year-old seasons in races like the Group 1 Blue Diamond Stakes (1200m) held at Caulfield each February or even Rosehill’s iconic Group 1 Golden Slipper Stakes (1200m) in March. In 2018 the Quezette Stakes winner Sunlight had run third in that season’s Golden Slipper Stakes.
Offering $200,000 in total prize money as of 2021 the race is a good early kick-off for fillies chasing Black-Type as three-year-olds.
The Quezette Stakes is run on P.B. Lawrence Stakes Day alongside the weight-for-age Group 2 PB Lawrence Stakes (1400m) and the Group 3 Vain Stakes (1100m). The Vain Stakes is essentially the colts and geldings’ counterpart to the Quezette Stakes, run under the same conditions across the same distance for the same prize money.
Following success in the Quezette Stakes, some fillies might go on to race in the HDF McNeil Stakes or the Thousand Guineas Prelude.
Ferivia (2025) was the last filly to complete the Quezette Stakes – Thousand Guineas Prelude double.
The 2025 Quezette Stakes form was further franked with the runner-up, My Gladiola, going on to run second against the boys in the Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington that Melbourne Cup Carnival.
| Quezette Stakes | |
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| Date: | Saturday, August 15, 2026 |
| Track: | Caulfield Racecourse |
| Distance: | 1100m |
| Race Type: | 3YO Fillies SW+P |
| Status: | Group Three |
| Prize Money: | $200,000 |
2026 Quezette Stakes Results
Stay tuned for the official 2026 Quezette Stakes results and finishing order on the early spring event at Caulfield on Saturday, August 15, 2026 for 3YO fillies.
- 1st: TBD
- 2nd: TBD
- 3rd: TBD
Winning Margin: TBD
Winning Time: TBD
2026 Quezette Stakes Betting
Betting markets and Quezette Stakes 2026 betting odds will open at Ladbrokes.com.au the week of the race with links to be made available at Races.com.au for punters.
Gimmie Par ($2.70 in 2021) and Charm Stone ($4 in 2023) are the latest favourites in Quezette Stakes betting to salute for the punters.
2026 Quezette Stakes Form
The Quezette Stakes form guide is the key tool punters use to assess the early-spring three-year-old fillies heading to Caulfield, breaking down each runner’s first-up record, trial form, sectional times, pedigree, and stable patterns to identify which fillies are ready to fire fresh. Because the Quezette Stakes is often the first major black-type test of the season for fillies, the form guide focuses heavily on raceday freshness, speed maps, and short-course suitability, helping punters spot those with tactical speed, strong late splits, or proven Caulfield sprint form.
What to Look for in the Quezette Stakes Form Guide:
- First-up performance — Many fillies resume here; strong fresh stats are a major positive.
- Trial form — Look for controlled, professional trials rather than flashy wins.
- Speed map — Caulfield’s 1100m chute rewards fillies who can hold a spot early.
- Sectional times — Late splits from their juvenile season often reveal hidden talent.
- Pedigree suitability — Sprinting pedigrees dominate; avoid fillies bred to get further.
- Stable patterns — Big stables often target this race with their best spring fillies.
- Market movement — Early betting shifts can signal which fillies are forward enough to strike fresh.
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The official Quezette Stakes 2026 final field and barriers are announced on the Wednesday leading up to PB Lawrence Stakes Day and will be published in full below.
The Quezette Stakes field draws a class line-up of fillies and has been won by some very nice types over the years. The 2016 Quezette Stakes winner I Am A Star went on to win the Group 1 Myer Classic (1600m) (now Empire Rose Stakes) over the older mares that Cup Carnival.
The 2026 Quezette Stakes field features a capacity line-up of three-year-olds including the undefeated Mark Walker-trained Group 1 winning Kiwi expat Lara Antipova and the progressive Tony & Calvin McEvoy-trained Natural Fling.
| No | Last 10 | Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Barrier | Weight | Probable Weight | Penalty | Hcp Rating |
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| 1 | 1111x | LARA ANTIPOVA | Mark Walker | Michael Dee | 8 | 59kg | 98 | ||
| 2 | 1x41750x | SHIKI | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | Mark Zahra | 19 | 58kg | 75 | ||
| 3 | 32x114x0 | REBEL TUESDAY | Phillip & Tommy Stokes | Lachlan Neindorf | 13 | 57kg | 71 | ||
| 4 | 2425×4 | GHANA’S AKAN | Ciaron Maher | Ethan Brown | 18 | 56kg | 75 | ||
| 5 | 12x | NATURAL FLING | Tony & Calvin McEvoy | Damian Lane | 5 | 56kg | 71 | ||
| 6 | 15x115x | DIVINE DOT | John McArdle | Jamie Mott | 17 | 56kg | 73 | ||
| 7 | 221 | STARS OF DOM | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | Craig Williams | 9 | 56kg | 70 | ||
| 8 | 13×1 | SCINTILLATION | John O’Shea & Tom Charlton | Ben Melham | 6 | 56kg | 72 | ||
| 9 | 15×3 | SATIN SUMMER | Michael Freedman | Ms Jamie Melham | 1 | 56kg | 68 | ||
| 10 | 1 | RIVERINA LULU | Grahame Begg | Jordan Childs | 12 | 56kg | 69 | ||
| 11 | 10x503x | ALMOST AN ANGEL | Robbie Griffiths | Luke Currie | 7 | 56kg | 66 | ||
| 12 | 1536x | LADY CATALINA | Ciaron Maher | Thomas Stockdale | 11 | 56kg | 66 | ||
| 13 | 4x80x1 | OH YES SHE DID | Peter Snowden | Chad Schofield | 16 | 56kg | 65 | ||
| 14 | 9×82 | PORTINARI | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | Blake Shinn | 14 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 15 | 2 | SANTA BARBARA | Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman | Luke Nolen | 15 | 56kg | 65 | ||
| 16 | 8×17 | HEARTS AFFAIR | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | Jett Stanley | 10 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 17e | 15 | RELINQUISHING | Shane Nichols & Hayden Black | Luke Cartwright (a) | 2 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 18e | 53 | SUPERBEC | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | Ben Allen | 3 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 19e | 9×1 | FLYING FURY | Tom Dabernig | John Allen | 4 | 56kg | 62 |
Table Credit: Racing Australia.
2026 Quezette Stakes Nominations
The early Quezette Stakes 2026 nominations are taken the Monday leading-up to the race, the full list of hopeful fillies to be published in full below once announced.
| Last 10 | Horse | Sex | Age | Trainer | Ballot | Weight | True Weight | Penalty | Hcp Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1111x | LARA ANTIPOVA | F | 3 | Mark Walker | 1 | 59kg | 98 | ||
| 2 | 1x41750x | SHIKI | F | 3 | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | 2 | 58kg | 75 | ||
| 3 | 32x114x0 | REBEL TUESDAY | F | 3 | Phillip & Tommy Stokes | 3 | 57kg | 71 | ||
| 4 | 11x4x | DE ARMAS (NZ) | F | 3 | Chris Waller | 4 | 57kg | 71 | ||
| 5 | 2425×4 | GHANA’S AKAN | F | 3 | Ciaron Maher | 5 | 56kg | 75 | ||
| 6 | 15x115x | DIVINE DOT | F | 3 | John McArdle | 6 | 56kg | 73 | ||
| 7 | 13×1 | SCINTILLATION | F | 3 | John O’Shea & Tom Charlton | 7 | 56kg | 72 | ||
| 8 | 12x | NATURAL FLING | F | 3 | Tony & Calvin McEvoy | 8 | 56kg | 71 | ||
| 9 | 221 | STARS OF DOM | F | 3 | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | 9 | 56kg | 70 | ||
| 10 | 1 | RIVERINA LULU | F | 3 | Grahame Begg | 10 | 56kg | 69 | ||
| 11 | 15×3 | SATIN SUMMER | F | 3 | Michael Freedman | 11 | 56kg | 68 | ||
| 12 | 2×22 | RESOLUTELY | F | 3 | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | 12 | 56kg | 66 | ||
| 13 | 10x503x | ALMOST AN ANGEL | F | 3 | Robbie Griffiths | 13 | 56kg | 66 | ||
| 14 | 1536x | LADY CATALINA | F | 3 | Ciaron Maher | 14 | 56kg | 66 | ||
| 15 | 4x80x1 | OH YES SHE DID | F | 3 | Peter Snowden | 15 | 56kg | 65 | ||
| 16 | 2 | SANTA BARBARA | F | 3 | Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman | 16 | 56kg | 65 | ||
| 17 | 9×82 | PORTINARI | F | 3 | Ben, Will & JD Hayes | 17 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 18 | 8×17 | HEARTS AFFAIR | F | 3 | Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott | 18 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 19 | 1 | SOMERS GREEN | F | 3 | Matt Laurie | 19 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 20 | 15 | RELINQUISHING | F | 3 | Shane Nichols & Hayden Black | 20 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 21 | 53 | SUPERBEC | F | 3 | Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | 21 | 56kg | 63 | ||
| 22 | 9×1 | FLYING FURY | F | 3 | Tom Dabernig | 22 | 56kg | 62 | ||
| 23 | 1 | BRING ME CHOCOLATE | F | 3 | Annabel & Rob Archibald | 23 | 56kg | 62 | ||
| 24 | 5×4 | FIVE KNIGHTS | F | 3 | Rachael Frost | 24 | 56kg | 59 |
Table Credit: Racing Australia.
Quezette Stakes History
The Quezette Stakes was inaugurated in 1994 and initially held Listed status. In 2013, the race was upgraded to Group 3. First held over 1200m, the Quezette Stakes was shortened to 1100m for the 2006 edition and has remained at that distance soon.
Sandown Park hosted the Quezette Stakes for its first three years, then it was held at Caulfield for a year. Between 1998 and 2001 the race returned to Sandown Park. Since 2002, Caulfield Racecourse has hosted the Quezette Stakes.
Notable Quezette Stakes winners include Ascorbic (1996), La Lagune (2001), Alinghi (2004), I Am A Star (2016), and Sunlight (2018).
In 2022 Bound For Home set a new Quezette Stakes race record winning in 1 minute 02.44 seconds.
Quezette Stakes results and winning times since 2000 are listed below.
Quezette Stakes Results
| Year | Place | Horse | Time |
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| 2026 Quezette Stakes | 1st | TBD | TBD |
| 2nd | TBD | ||
| 3rd | TBD | ||
| 2025 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Ferivia | 1 minute 5.23 seconds |
| 2nd | My Gladiola | ||
| 3rd | Thanks Gorgeous | ||
| 2024 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Drifting | 1 minute 3.03 seconds |
| 2nd | Geegees Mistruth | ||
| 3rd | Kirribilli | ||
| 2023 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Charm Stone | 1 minute 2.82 seconds |
| 2nd | Skirt The Law | ||
| 3rd | Sicilian | ||
| 2022 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Bound For Home | 1 minute 2.44 seconds |
| 2nd | Ojai | ||
| 3rd | I’mlovin’ya | ||
| 2021 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Gimmie Par | 1 minute 4.38 seconds |
| 2nd | Heresy | ||
| 3rd | Scorched Earth | ||
| 2020 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Bella Nipotina | 1 minute 4.34 seconds |
| 2nd | River Night | ||
| 3rd | Aquagirl | ||
| 2019 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Exhilarates | 1 minute 4.47 seconds |
| 2nd | Absolute Flirt | ||
| 3rd | Pin Sec | ||
| 2018 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Sunlight | 1 minute 4.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Humma Humma | ||
| 3rd | Thrillster | ||
| 2017 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Crown Witness | 1 minute 5.6 seconds |
| 2nd | Catchy | ||
| 3rd | Ploverset | ||
| 2016 Quezette Stakes | 1st | I Am A Star | 1 minute 5 seconds |
| 2nd | Leotie | ||
| 3rd | Athena Lass | ||
| 2015 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Petits Filous | 1 minute 03.1 seconds |
| 2nd | Jalan Jalan | ||
| 3rd | Miss Gunpowder | ||
| 2014 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Sabatini | 1 minute 04.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Royal Snitzel | ||
| 3rd | Novel Dancer | ||
| 2013 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Kiss A Rose | 1 minute 02.7 seconds |
| 2nd | Metastasio | ||
| 3rd | Chloe In Paris | ||
| 2012 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Elite Elle | 1 minute 05.0 seconds |
| 2nd | Agueda | ||
| 3rd | Ephemera | ||
| 2011 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Satin Shoes | 1 minute 04.2 seconds |
| 2nd | Metonymy | ||
| 3rd | Mosheen | ||
| 2010 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Panipique | 1 minute 06.5 seconds |
| 2nd | Crystal Lily | ||
| 3rd | Enzed Girl | ||
| 2009 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Corsaire | 1 minute 05.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Headway | ||
| 3rd | Come Hither | ||
| 2008 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Viennese | 1 minute 05.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Woppitt | ||
| 3rd | Hips Don’t Lie | ||
| 2007 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Bel Mer | 1 minute 03.4 seconds |
| 2nd | Sleek Chassis | ||
| 3rd | Chinchilla Rose | ||
| 2006 Quezette Stakes | 1st | La Vie Amour | 1 minute 04.3 seconds |
| 2nd | Nediym’s Glow | ||
| 3rd | Satin Robes | ||
| 2005 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Pinezero | 1 minute 14.2 seconds |
| 2nd | Chetwynd South | ||
| 3rd | Doubting | ||
| 2004 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Alinghi | 1 minute 13.4 seconds |
| 2nd | Granma Gertey | ||
| 3rd | Tahni Girl | ||
| 2003 Quezette Stakes | 1st | French Bid | 1 minute 10.5 seconds |
| 2nd | Beautiful Gem | ||
| 3rd | Roedean | ||
| 2002 Quezette Stakes | 1st | Innovation Girl | 1 minute 09.9 seconds |
| 2nd | Raven Protector | ||
| 3rd | Brief Embrace | ||
| 2001 Quezette Stakes | 1st | La Lagune | 1 minute 13.8 seconds |
| 2nd | Visage | ||
| 3rd | Firm | ||
| 2000 Quezette Stakes | 1st | So Gorgeous | 1 minute 12.7 seconds |
| 2nd | Amen Ruby | ||
| 3rd | All Time High | ||
FAQs
What is the Quezette Stakes?
The Quezette Stakes is a Group 3 sprint for three-year-old fillies run early in the Melbourne spring, acting as a key launching pad for emerging talent heading toward bigger black-type targets.
When is the Quezette Stakes 2026?
The 2026 Quezette Stakes takes place on Saturday, August 15, 2026 at Caulfield as part of Melbourne’s early-spring feature racing program.
What distance is the Quezette Stakes run over?
The race is run over 1100 metres, a sharp Caulfield sprint trip that rewards early speed, raceday freshness and strong short-course form.
Who is eligible to run in the Quezette Stakes?
The Quezette Stakes is restricted to three-year-old fillies, typically attracting resuming spring hopefuls, standout trial performers and stables unveiling their spring prospects.
How many horses run in the Quezette Stakes?
Field sizes generally sit around 10-14 runners, depending on how many stables choose to kick off their fillies’ campaigns at Caulfield.
Where is the Quezette Stakes held?
The race is held at Caulfield Racecourse in Melbourne, a track known for rewarding tactical speed and strong sectionals down the chute.
What type of race is the Quezette Stakes?
It is a Group 3 event offering early black-type opportunities for fillies aiming toward higher-grade spring features.
Where can I find Quezette Stakes odds and tips?
Races.com.au provides the latest Quezette Stakes odds, expert Quezette Stakes tips, and full Quezette Stakes field analysis to help punters bet with confidence with the top markets open at Ladbrokes.com.au.
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