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New season at Flemington.

World-class racing met world-class fun.

The VRC Season Premiere Race Day was where Melbourne Cup Carnival hopefuls began their quest for glory in the Spring features. It marked the perfect start to a spectacular season at Flemington with blue skies and perfect conditions… Giddy Up!

The Group 3 Aurie's Star Handicap (1200m) feature has historically been a steppingstone to stakes-race success for horses including So Si Bon, I Am A Star, Temple Of Boom and The Astrologist; not to mention future Group 1 winners Voodoo Lad, Hey Doc, Niconero and Fields Of Omagh. King Of Roseau was too good today, winning its third in a row, and taking out this year's Aurie's Star Handicap. 

Look forward to welcoming you to the next meeting Crown Makybe Diva Stakes Day on Saturday 13 September. 

Saturday 2 August, 2025


 

Feature race
Group 3 Aurie's Star Handicap (1200m)

Getting To Flemington

Trains depart Southern Cross Station, stopping North Melbourne through to Flemington Racecourse. 

11:31 AM - 2:03 PM

Getting Home

Trains depart Flemington Racecourse Platform 1, stopping at North Melbourne through to Southern Cross. 

4.10 PM – 6:30 PM

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Prizemoney: $203,285

Open Handicap. Apprentices cannot claim.

58th of Series

Race History

AURIE’S STAR (Stardrift (GB) - Aurie Anton)

The brilliant South Australian gelding Aurie’s Star won 28 races over a decade from 1935. He won the Oakleigh Plate–Newmarket double in 1937, the1939 Oakleigh Plate and Adelaide’s 1940 Goodwood Handicap. Then, in September 1940, carrying 10st 2lb (64kg) down the Flemington straight, Aurie’s Star created a record Australasian time for six furlongs (1:08.25) that was never bettered. In 1972 with the change from imperial measures, Straight Six races were shortened by 7 metres to 1200 metres. Aurie’s Star’s record was theoretically adjusted to a Flemington “Pacesetter Record” (1:07.8) which remained unequalled until 1991.

 

Prizemoney: $150,000

Open Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $150,000

2YO Handicap (VOBIS Silver). Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $150,000

Benchmark 100 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $130,000

4YO & Upwards Mares Benchmark 84 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $130,000

Benchmark 78 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $130,000

Benchmark 84 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $130,000

Benchmark 84 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Prizemoney: $80,000

3YO & Upwards Benchmark 74 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

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