Tea Rose Stakes

Tea Rose Stakes

The Tea Rose Stakes is a Group 2 horse race for three-year-old fillies. Held on George Main Stakes Day the Tea Rose Stakes is run over a distance of 1500 metres and is competed at set weights, with runners vying for a share in the $175,000 prize purse.

The Tea Rose Stakes takes place at Sydney’s stunning Rosehill Gardens Racecourse every September, and forms part of the highly regarded Sydney Spring Racing Carnival.

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Tea Rose Stakes Race Information

• Date: September
• Racecourse: Rosehill Gardens Racecourse, Sydney
• Distance: 1,500 metres
• Race Type: 3YO Fillies, Set-Weights
• Group Listing: Group 2
• Prize Money: $175,000

History of The Tea Rose Stakes

The Tea Rose Stakes was inaugurated onto the Australian horseracing calendar in 1980, and was won by Dark Eclipse. Originally a Listed race over 1400 metres, the Tea Rose Stakes found its current distance in 1985 and has remained as such since, apart from in 1990 and 1991 when an extra 50 metres was added to the length. The Tea Rose Stakes became a Group Three race in 1983, which was followed two years later by a rise in status to Group Two.

Betting On The Tea Rose Stakes

When it comes to betting on the Tea Rose Stakes, the $150,000 Group Two Furious Stakes (1400m) held a couple of weeks earlier is a definite race to watch. Several fillies will head to the Tea Rose Stakes off the back of a run in the Furious Stakes. Several runners will use the Tea Rose Stakes as a stepping stone to the $300,000 Group One Flight Stakes (1600m) on October 2 so make sure to follow the placegetters through the spring.

If you are a keen punter there is no better way of punting on the Tea Rose Stakes than through an online bookie. Don’t worry about heading to your local TAB, just get online and sign up with a reputable agent such as Luxbet! That way when all the betting action of the Tea Rose Day draws closer, you are ready to pounce on the early market options.

Below we have listed previous winners of the Tea Rose Stakes and the times they recorded. It can be beneficial to look through the types of fillies which have won the event when placing your bet. So take a look and see if there are any similarities between them and this year’s hopefuls before you head to Luxbet!

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