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G1 Race history

VRC Champions Mile (registered as the Cantala Stakes)

Track
Flemington
Distance
1600m
Conditions
Three-year-olds and up, weight for age (per VRC honour roll)

The Race

The VRC counts the race from 1 November 1919, when Chal won the first Cantala Stakes.

It has run under many names, including the George Adams Handicap (1962-1984), the Emirates Stakes (1998-2015) and the Kennedy Mile (2017-2018).

In 2016 the race moved to Victoria Derby day, swapping with the Mackinnon Stakes, and in 2022 it returned to the final day as the Champions Mile.

Amounis (1926, 1929) and Seascay (1994, 1995) are among the race's dual winners.

Pride Of Jenni won the 2023 Champions Mile a week after winning the 2023 Empire Rose Stakes, both ridden by Declan Bates.

Best Of Days ran 1:33.65 in 2018, the fastest of the ten winners from 2016 to 2025, while Ceolwulf's 1:38.94 in 2025 was the slowest.

No favourite won in the ten runnings from 2016 to 2025, according to OLBG.

Winners

YearHorseTrainerJockeyBarrierSP
2025CeolwulfJoseph PrideChad Schofield7$5.00
2024Mr BrightsideBen, Will & JD HayesCraig Williams3$5.00
2023Pride Of JenniCiaron Maher & David EustaceDeclan Bates3$13.00
2022Alligator BloodGai Waterhouse & Adrian BottTim Clark3$5.50
2021SuperstormDanny O'BrienDamien Oliver12$8.00
2020Yulong PrinceChris WallerDamian Lane11$10.00
2019Fierce ImpactMatthew SmithCraig Williams14$8.00
2018Best Of DaysJames CummingsCraig Williams1$12.00
2017ShillelaghChris WallerMichael Dee2$12.00
2016Le RomainKris LeesHugh Bowman8$15.00

A blank cell means we could not confirm it from a source, so we left it blank rather than guess.

Patterns, Rated

Strong signal: enough runnings and a racing reason behind it. Interesting: worth knowing, not worth betting on alone. Pub stat: fun at the bar, useless at the window.

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