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The 2019 Caulfield Stakes

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Date: October 2019

Track: Caulfield racecourse, Victoria

Distance: 2000m

Conditions: Group 1 WFA

Prizemoney: A$400,000

2018 Winner: Benbatl

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History: Held on Caulfield Guineas Day, the first day of the MRC Caulfield Cup Carnival. Known as the Yalumba Stakes from 1997-2010, this 2000m WFA race is run under similar conditions to the Cox Plate and many runners will go on to contest that prestigious race at Moonee Valley in two weeks' time.

Notable Winners: Gunsynd (1972), Kingston Town (1981-82), Bonecrusher (1986), Naturalism (1993), Rough Habit (1994), Might And Power (1998), Northerly (2001), Lonhro (2002-03), Mummify (2004), Whobegotyou (2009), So You Think (2010), Fawkner (2014), Winx (2016).

Caulfield Stakes - Cox Plate Double: Kingston Town (1981/82), Bonecrusher (1986), Might & Power (1998), Northerly (2001), So You Think (2010).

Time: Track record for 2000m Caulfield is 2:00.38 (Tremezzo)

Track Bias, Barriers: The 2000m start is positioned on the right hand side of the course just past the winning post, runners will make a full circuit of the course and with the rail in the True position (as it usually is on this day) there should be little bias evident.