Aspiration Quality
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History
The Aspiration Quality is Group 3 race for fillies and mares at Randwick conducted by the Australian Turf Club.
The Aspiration Quality is run over 1600m and was introduced in 2007. It is run under Quality Handicap conditions with a maximum topweight of 61kg.
The Aspiration Quality has been run at Randwick each year with the exception of two runnings at Warwick farm in 2011 and 2013.
The Aspiration Quality was run as a Listed Race until 2013 and was upgraded to Group 3 status in 2014.
The Aspiration Quality is a part of the sequence of feature races for fillies and mares over the Sydney autumn carnival that include the G2 Triscay Stakes, G2 Millie Fox Stakes, G1 Coolmore Classic, G2 Emancipation Strakes and G1 Queen Of The Turf Stakes.
Diamond Drille won the Aspiration Quality/Queen Of The Turf Stakes double in 2014.
Nettoyer defended her title in 2020 with an incredible last to first win. It meant she'd won the same type G3 race at Randwick (Angst in the Spring) three times. Two runs later she won the Doncaster Mile.
The 2024 Aspiration Quality was worth $250,000 in prizemoney as a feature of the Randwick Guineas program.
Previous winners of the Aspiration Quality include Banc De Fortune, Illuminates, Sacred Choice, Fibrillation, Thy, Diamond Drille, Heavens Above, Nettoyer x 2 and Lekvarte.
The 2024 Aspiration Quality was won by Lekvarte from Osmose and Rebel Rama.
Previous Aspiration Quality Winners
Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
LEKVARTE
(NZ)
5M RELIABLE MAN (GB) - PLUMM (AUS) ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS) |
TOMMY BERRY | 56.5 | JOSEPH PRIDE | 12 |
|
THALASSOPHILE
(AUS)
4M NOT A SINGLE DOUBT (AUS) - SPANISH LAKE (AUS) ENCOSTA DE LAGO (AUS) |
CRAIG WILLIAMS | 53.0 | CHRIS WALLER | 5 |
|
LE LUDE
(AUS)
6M LOPE DE VEGA (IRE) - SECOND DRAW (AUS) GALILEO (IRE) |
BROCK RYAN | 53.0 | JOHN P THOMPSON | 3 |
|
MISSYBEEL
(NZ)
6M SAVABEEL (AUS) - SITTING PRETTY (NZ) O'REILLY (NZ) |
J FORD | 54.0 | BJORN BAKER | 6 |
|
NETTOYER
(AUS)
6M SEBRING (AUS) - CLEANUP (AUS) DEHERE (USA) |
HUGH BOWMAN | 56.0 | WENDY ROCHE | 5 |
|
NETTOYER
(AUS)
5M SEBRING (AUS) - CLEANUP (AUS) DEHERE (USA) |
B SHINN | 57.5 | WENDY ROCHE | 1 |
|
KARAVALI
(NZ)
4M NADEEM (AUS) - JUST DIAMONDS (NZ) NO EXCUSE NEEDED (GB) |
JASON COLLETT | 55.5 | KRIS LEES | 1 |
|
ELLE LOU
(AUS)
5M SNITZEL (AUS) - SNIPIFY (AUS) SNIPPETS (AUS) |
G SCHOFIELD | 55.5 | CHRIS WALLER | 8 |
|
HEAVENS ABOVE
(AUS)
4M STREET CRY (IRE) - REGGIE (NZ) GERMANO (GB) |
C REITH | 54.0 | T R MARTIN | 8 |
|
ADORABEEL
(NZ)
5M SAVABEEL (AUS) - PLAZA DOREE (FR) SAUMAREZ (GB) |
SAM CLIPPERTON | 54.0 | JOSEPH PRIDE | 4 |
|
DIAMOND DRILLE
(AUS)
4M AL MAHER (AUS) - DAMZELLE PEDRILLE (AUS) ZOFFANY (USA) |
TIM CLARK | 54.5 | MS G WATERHOUSE | 4 |
|
THY
(NZ)
4M O'REILLY (NZ) - A STAR AFFAIR (NZ) STAR WAY (GB) |
L NOLEN | 54.0 | PETER G MOODY | 6 |
|
FIBRILLATION
(AUS)
4M DIATRIBE (AUS) - SUDDEN BEAT (AUS) SERHEED (USA) |
B AVDULLA | 54.0 | T R MARTIN | 1 |
|
WARPATH
(AUS)
4M RESET (AUS) - ONLY VANDA (USA) LINAMIX (FR) |
C REITH | 53.0 | JOHN O'SHEA | 7 |
|
SACRED CHOICE
(AUS)
4M CHOISIR (AUS) - SACRED HABIT (NZ) SIR TRISTRAM (IRE) |
DAMIEN OLIVER | 58.0 | JOSEPH PRIDE | 6 |
|
ILLUMINATES
(AUS)
4M STRATEGIC (AUS) - DAZZLE LIGHT (AUS) DANZERO (AUS) |
J CASSIDY | 56.5 | GRAEME ROGERSON | 4 |
|
PRAVANA
(AUS)
5M ANABAA (USA) - PRAVDA (NZ) ZAFONIC (USA) |
TIM CLARK | 53.0 | JOHN O'SHEA | 2 |
|
BANC DE FORTUNE
(AUS)
3F GALILEO (IRE) - DANENDRI (AUS) DANEHILL (USA) |
R M QUINN | 54.5 | JOHN HAWKES | 7 |
|
LORD OF THE LAND
(AUS)
5H TIMBER COUNTRY (USA) - LADY CAPEL (AUS) LAST TYCOON (IRE) |
G BOSS | 57.0 | ANTHONY CUMMINGS | 7 |
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