When is the 2020 Sheraco Stakes?

The 2020 Sheraco Stakes is on September 12th, at Rosehill Racecourse.

2020 Sheraco Stakes Odds?

Mizzy won the 2019 Sheraco Stakes at a $5.00 price. Other recent winners include Invincibella, Ravi, and Heavens Above.

How can I bet on the Sheraco Stakes?

To bet on the Sheraco Stakes you will need to select a bookmaker, such as BetEasy . You will need to sign up and make a deposit - which only takes a minute or two - and then you can place a bet on the race. If you are unsure on who to bet on, why not look at our Sheraco Stakes Tips close to the race date.

Sheraco Stakes 2020 Field, Odds, Tips, Results & Winners

Group 2

Date: Sep 12, 200
Racecourse: Rosehill
Race Distance: 1,200m
Conditions:
Prize Money: $200,000

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The Sheraco Stakes is a 1200m Group 2 race for fillies and mares aged three and older that takes place at Rosehill Racecourse. It is run with set weights and penalties and has a prize pool of $200,000. In 2020, the Sheraco Stakes will be held on Saturday, September 12.

The Anthony Cummings-trained Mizzy won the 2019 edition of the Sheraco Stakes, edging out the favourite Fasika in an exciting race. Champagne Cuddles finished third with Brenton Avdulla on board. Mizzy would go on to win the Group 2 Golden Pendant before eventually finishing third in the Golden Eagle.

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The first running of the Sheraco Stakes was back in 1998, with Patou saluting. It has only been classed as a Group 2 since 2018, which was the year Invincibella claimed victory.

Two horses have won the race twice, with champion More Joyous claiming victory in 2010 and 2012, and Catkins doing winning in 2014 and 2015. The race is named after 1982 Australian Oaks winner Sheraco.

As of 2013, the race has been run over 1200m instead of 1100m. Since then, Catkins has clocked the fastest Sheraco Stakes time, recording a 1:09.14 in 2015. 2019 winner Mizzy went close to that time in the most recent edition of the race, crossing the line in 1:09.92.

Sheraco Stakes Field

No	Last 10	Horse	Trainer	Jockey	Barrier	Weight	Hcp Rating
1	14x1602x29	FLIT	James Cummings	Hugh Bowman	18	58kg	106
2	11216x	SHOUT THE BAR	Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott	Adam Hyeronimus	10	58kg	106
3	446x11133x	MIZZY	Anthony Cummings	Regan Bayliss	4	57kg	110
4	2x2111117x	POSITIVE PEACE	Bjorn Baker	Tim Clark	3	56kg	104
5	21x111221x	HAUT BRION HER	Chris Waller	James McDonald	14	56kg	100
6	x080x2092x	FIESTA	Chris Waller	Glyn Schofield	16	56kg	96
7	131x1255x1	SWEET DEAL	John Thompson	Nash Rawiller	19	55.5kg	105
8	x229x1823x	FASIKA	Joseph Pride	Brenton Avdulla	7	55kg	107
9	1281x3466x	OUTBACK BARBIE	Tony Gollan	Glen Boss	13	54kg	103
10	39x71376x7	EVALINA	Kris Lees	Jim Byrne	1	54kg	96
11	112x2111x6	ADELONG	Brad Widdup		5	54kg	92
12	6116x2334x	JEN RULES	Peter & Paul Snowden	Sam Clipperton	6	54kg	90
13	2x81x764x3	SEASONS	Les Bridge	Kerrin McEvoy	2	54kg	90
14	14x39727x9	RIVER BIRD	Jason Coyle	Ms Kathy O'Hara	8	54kg	89
15	62122340x5	INVICTUS SALUTE	Mark Newnham	Ms Rachel King	17	54kg	87
16	x1259243x4	SUBPOENAED (NZ)	Chris Waller	Tommy Berry	12	54kg	87
17e	1x133x2872	ZANIAH	Kris Lees	Jason Collett	9	54kg	83
18e	111x77734x	AKARI	Brad Widdup		15	54kg	84
19e	23161110x3	ELECTRIC GIRL	Gwenda Markwell		11	54kg	80

SHERACO STAKES WINNERS

2019 – Mizzy (1:09.92)
2018 – Invincibella (1:13.35)
2017 – Ravi (1:09.42)
2016 – Heavens Above (1:11.67)
2015 – Catkins (1:09.14)
2014 – Catkins (1:10.24)
2013 – Driefontein (1:09.94)
2012 – More Joyous (1:10.40)
2011 – Gybe (1:03.80) (1100m)
2010 – More Joyous (1:03.25) (1100m)