Golden Tiara News
The Group 3 Golden Tiara is set to run at Rosehill Racecourse on Saturday September 29, 2012. Run over a distance of 1,200 metres, the 2012 Golden Tiara is worth $250,000 in prize money. The 2012 Golden Tiara is open to fillies and mares only and is run under set…
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The Golden Tiara
The Sydney Spring Racing Carnival is full of a number of different exciting races; one of these being the Group 3 The Golden Tiara.
The Golden Tiara has been the destination of choice for many quality gallopers since its inception in 1996. The Golden Tiara, which is was previously known as the Research Stakes, is a Group 3 race open to fillies and mares that are aged three-years-old and upwards.Golden Tiara
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Run over a sprinter’s distance of 1,200 metres, The Golden Tiara takes place at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse on Sydney each September. The Golden Tiara is worth a total of $125,000 in prize money, a far cry from the $6.2 million on offer for the Melbourne Cup – many more millions also spent on Melbourne Cup betting in Victoria during the spring.
The next The Golden Tiara will be run on Saturday September 24, 2012.
The Golden Tiara is held as part of Shannon Stakes Day, The main two races of the day are the Group 2 Shannon Stakes and the Group 2 Stan Fox Stakes. Just Group races run on the day are worth a total of $725,000 in prize money.
The Golden Tiara is the perfect opportunity to be part of the Spring racing carnival betting action. Great odds and bonuses are often offered on this exciting display from talented fillies and mares at the track.
The Golden Tiara has been won by a number a talented fillies and mares. These include Fiddlestick (1996), Dantelah (1998), Breif Kiss (1999), La Rieuse (2001), Classy Dane (2003), Besame Mucho (2004), Hot Danish (2009) and Trim (2010). The race was not held in 2007 due to the outbreak of Equine Influenza in Australia.
In other racing news, the 2012 Queensland Oaks is scheduled for the 2nd of June and it has become a very popular Brisbane Racing Winter Carnival race. Currently open to 3-year-old fillies, it flaunts a prize money pool totaling $400,000 over a distance of 2,400 metres. Eagle Farm Racecourse plays host to the Queensland Oaks 2012 and is open to not only local punters, but bettors all around the country. Starting in 1951, the race is run towards late May and early June each year.