Caulfield Guineas Field and Barrier Draw

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday October 9

The $3million MRC Caulfield Caulfield (1600m) is the highlight race for three year-olds this weekend and newly crowned Australian Champion 2YO 2023/2024 Broadsiding will run a short priced favourite.

Broadsiding will be looking to add to Godolphin's success in the Caulfield Guineas - image Steve Hart.

Godolphin have won this race previosuly with Helmet, Long John, Anamoe and Golden Mile. 

Stepping up to his favoured 1600m trip, the James Cummings trained Broadsiding looks tough to beat, but Caulfield can be a graveyard for high class three year-olds having their first experience at the track and there are some up and comers that could surprise.

Angel Capital is two for two this spring, while Mayfair was beaten a head and a head when third in the Golden Rose and Evaporate, one of two geldings in the field, is undefeated  this season with four wins on the trot.

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Written Tycoon colts Public Attention and Private Life are yet to win a stakes race and Snitzel colt Wanaruah in the same boat, but all three are drawn to make their presence felt.

In recent years, the race has been won by The Autumn Sun, Super Seth and Ole Kirk, now three of the most promising sires in Australasia.

Field and draw

No

Horse (Sire)

Trainer

Jockey

Barrier

1

BROADSIDING (Too Darn Hot (GB)

James Cummings

James McDonald

9

2

RUE DE ROYALE (NZ) (Per Incanto (USA)

Tony & Calvin McEvoy

John Allen

6

3

EVAPORATE (NZ) (Per Incanto (USA)

Ben, Will & JD Hayes

Michael Dee

8

4

ANGEL CAPITAL (Harry Angel (IRE)

Clinton McDonald

Ben Melham

7

5

MAYFAIR (Fastnet Rock)

Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

Blake Shinn

10

6

WANARUAH (Snitzel)

Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

Jye McNeil

3

7

PUBLIC ATTENTION (NZ) (Written Tycoon)

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

Ethan Brown

4

8

FEROCE (NZ) (Super Seth)

Dominic Sutton

Billy Egan

2

9

TROPICUS (Too Darn Hot (GB)

Anthony & Sam Freedman

Mark Zahra

1

10

VIANARRA (Shalaa (IRE)

Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young

Jamie Mott

11

11

PRIVATE LIFE (Written Tycoon)

Chris Waller

Damian Lane

5

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