Rosehill Guineas 2023

In a hurry? We’ve listed all the quick facts that you need to know about the Rosehill Guineas:

The Rosehill Guineas is a Group 1 race which takes place each year in March. The race in 2023 will be held on Saturday 18th of March at Rosehill Racecourse. Looking back to the race in 2022, it was won by Anamoe.

The Rosehill Guineas dates back to the beginning of last century when first run in 1910 and won by Electric Wire.

Last season was an historic win for up and coming trainer Annabel Neasham as Mo’unga gave her the first of what looks like going to be many Group 1 victories.

Run for the three-year-olds over the 2000m, it is the final lead-up for the Classic Australian Derby. You only have to look at the honour roll of winners to establish the quality of this race.

Phar Lap (1929), Ajax (1937), Tulloch (1957), Dulcify (1979), Kingston Town (1980), Octagonal (1996) and Tie The Knot (1998) are just a selection of champions that have won this race.

It is the middle leg of the three-year-old triple crown during the Sydney Autumn Carnival, with the Randwick Guineas the first leg and the Australian Derby the final leg. Only five horses have completed the treble Moorland (1943), Martello Towers (1959), Imagele (1973), Octagonal (1996) and It’s a Dundeel (2013).

The $600,000 Rosehill Guineas is run under set weight conditions and has been a launch pad for many Australian and international future Group 1 winners.

The Rosehill Guineas is an Australian Group 1 held at Rosehill Racecourse, it is one of the major races in the Autumn Racing Carnival and the $600,000 prizemoney attached to it means the race brings in some of the best horses from across the country, and even internationally, to Sydney. It also attracts many Australians who enjoy having a casual punt on the races. Our expert tipsters will put together a list of Rosehill Guineas tips so you can bet with confidence.

Due to the fact that nominations are yet to be accepted for the Rosehill Guineas in 2023, it is hard to provide updates at this time about our tips. However, as the Autumn Racing Carnival continues to heat up in Sydney, the horses that are aiming for this race will become a lot clearer, and at this time we will be able to provide you with updates. If you are after Rosehill Guineas horse tips, then we will keep you updated with which horses are most likely to be running, so you can get on the punt with more confidence!

Unfortunately there are no online bookies that are currently providing Rosehill Guineas odds, but we will keep on top of this for you and as soon as any information comes in, we will bring it through to you. When looking for Rosehill Guineas tips, we have indicated some key factors to success in the betting section, which you can see below!

We will list The Sharks’ Rosehill Guineas best tips closer to the time of the race. Make sure you check back on this page for updates!

Rosehill Guineas Tips From Experts

Our tips are not out for the Rosehill Guineas in 2023 as it is too far out from the event. But the good news is that when the final field for the Rosehill Guineas is announced, we will provide guidance on each and every runner in the 2023 Rosehill Guineas.

You will find all this information below, when it becomes available. Stay tuned!

There are a lot of important factors to consider before betting on the Rosehill Guineas. Make sure you have a read on below before you place your bets:

Is Previous Rosehill Guineas Form a Good Indicator of Future Success?

The Rosehill Guineas is restricted to three-year-olds so the previous Rosehill Guineas is irrelevant to the current season.

Should I Bet On The Favourite in the Rosehill Guineas?

Yes, the punter’s favourite has been very successful in recent Rosehill Guineas. Since 2011, seven favourites have saluted; Jimmy Choix (2011), It’s A Dundeel (2013), Trazino (2016), D’Argento (2018), The Autumn Sun (2019), Mo’unga (2021) and Anamoe (2022).

Formlines from Lead Up Races

The key lead-up races come from a couple of key races in Victoria and Sydney. In Melbourne, the Australian Guineas run at Flemington can produce some quality three-year-olds who may continue onto interstate racing.

In Sydney, the races to keep an eye on leading up to the Rosehill Guineas are the Group 3 Eskimo Prince, Group 2 Hobartville Stakes and Group 2 Phar Lap Stakes. The winner is likely to come from one of these lead-up events.

Age

The Rosehill Guineas is restricted to three-year-olds.

Weight

The Rosehill Guineas is run at set-weights. Fillies get the advantage at the weights but they have a terrible record in this race. Set-weights condition suits the best horse in the race.

Gender

No filly has won this race since 1989 when Riverina Charm was successful. The boys are favoured in this race.

Rosehill Guineas Best Bets

Our Rosehill Guineas best bets for 2023 are not out just yet, make sure you keep an eye out on this page as we will provide more details about our best bets when the final field is announced.

You will find our best bets below once available. Stay tuned!

Well before the Rosehill Guineas field is released – many bookmakers will open early markets, or all-in markets, for Rosehill Guineas betting. Many believe that this is the best time to bet on your horse because you might be able to get really great odds on your choice.

Once the bookies release their 2023 Rosehill Guineas odds, they will tend to fluctuate each day. There are a number of things that cause this, but when we get a better idea of the type of horses that will be targeting the Rosehill Guineas, as well as their recent form, you will see the odds change dramatically.

If you do choose to place bets in these early markets, it means you could find the favourite at double digit odds or more. So, if your horse does go on to win, you will get more return on your bet! However, there is increased risk if you choose this option and you should be aware of the risks.

Depending on when you put your 2023 Rosehill Guineas futures bet on, your horse may not even get a run, but you also won’t get your money back, occurring when the market is ‘All-In’ or closer to the starting date. If you are looking to have a punt when it says ‘Before Noms’, then you can rest easy knowing you’ll receive your cash back if your horse doesn’t run in the Rosehill Guineas.

The Rosehill Guineas Odds are yet to be released for the 2023 edition of the race. Please check back here closer to race day!

A small, but quality field was announced to contest the Rosehill Guineas in 2022. A total of nine horses were in the final field, but scratchings meant that only six horses lined up at the starting gates. This was likely due to all the rain Sydney had over the past weeks, and the track was rated a heavy 9.

The favourite going into this race was none other than Anamoe, who was odds on, at $2.00. Anamoe had just come 2nd in the Group 1 Randwick Guineas in early March, and before that he won the Group 2 Hobartville Stakes. His record for the season was very impressive before this race, at 7:3-3-1.

On the next line of betting was Converge, at $3.60, who has just beaten the favourite for this race in the Group 1 Randwick Guineas a couple of weeks prior. Like Anamoe, Converge’s previous race was also the Hobartville Stakes, where he finished in third place, behind Anamoe and Hilal.

Profondo had the next shortest odds in the field, at $5.50, who’s last run was an unimpressive 13th (out of 15) in the Group 1 Australian Guineas. After Profondo came Forgot You at $9.00, who also contested the Australian Guineas, and he managed a 4th place.

It was a very small field contesting the Rosehill Guineas, especially considering there were three scratchings, which brought the final field to just six runners.

In the end it was the favourite that got the job done for punters on what was a heavy 9 track. Anamoe, ridden by James McDonald proved too good for the other five runners, and was 2nd at both the 800m and 400m mark. He ended up finishing 6.57L in front of second place.

Converge came home in second place, but as mentioned above, it wasn’t really a close fight all the way to the line, as Anamoe was multiple lengths ahead. He just didn’t have the speed at the end of the race to put up a decent enough fight for the win.

Further back was Forgot You, who finished in 3rd, 7.3L off the leader. Profondo finished 4th, 8.63L back from Anamoe. While it was Mediaro and Sinba in 5th and 6th, respectively.

You’ve read the words, now watch the video! Have a squiz below at the 2022 Rosehill Guineas race:

Rosehill Guineas Winners

The results for the upcoming Rosehill Guineas are not yet available, but in the meantime, you can have a look below at all the recent past winners: