Tempted's Task is Tough in the Rose

Breednet - Wednesday September 24

There has been one lone filly win the Golden Rose but that was before it became a Group One, with the count since being zero.

Tempted wins the Run To The Rose. Photo: bradleyphotos.com.au

Tempted will run the favourite in the Golden Rose this Saturday and she’ll be attempting to become the first filly to win since the race became Group I in 2009.

It was still Group II when Forensics won it in 2008, having won the Golden Slipper in her previous campaign and since then there have been 28 fillies have a crack.

Three started favourite and one of those came the closest with In Secret in 2022 beaten only a head by Jacquinot.

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So the task can’t be under-estimated for Tempted who came to favouritism after beating six of her eight Golden Rose rivals convincingly in the Run To The Rose when resuming.

The fillies to have tackled the Golden Rose:

Year Horse Finish Margin Price
2023 Charm Stone 5 1 6
2022 In Secret 2 0.2 2.3
2022 Fireburn 5 1.9 11
2022 She's Extreme 6 3.1 9
2022 Paris Dior 12 6.1 21
2021 Startantes 6 2.8 21
2021 Jamaea 8 4.1 21
2018 Seabrook 8 7 15
2017 Champagne Cuddles 2 4.3 17
2017 Formality 11 9.4 21
2016 Omei Sword 2 2.3 4.5
2016 Yankee Rose 6 3.5 5
2016 O'reilly Cyrus 14 9.1 101
2015 Speak Fondly 2 2.3 4.5
2014 Press Report 7 3.2 67
2014 Bring Me The Maid 8 3.3 3.5
2014 Ygritte 11 5.3 31
2012 Nechita 6 3.4 2.5
2012 Doubtfilly 10 13.7 61
2010 Sasa 5 1 16
2010 Gybe 9 2.6 81
2010 Chance Bye 10 3 16
2010 Crystal Lily 11 4.1 4.25
2010 Panipique 15 13.2 12
2009 Headway 8 6.1 10
2009 Military Gal 11 6.8 101
2009 Sweepstaking 13 8.6 101
2009 Magic Model 15 8.9 101
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