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This Week's Racing & Feature Races
There’s plenty of feature race action happening around the globe as we take a look at what’s in store for us this week.….
AUSTRALIA
It’s happening this week in Melbourne with three big days of Group 1 action and it all starts on Tuesday 3 November at Flemington with the running of the 2026 Melbourne Cup. On the same program, we have the Maribyrnong Plate and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Stakes which are both Group 3 events.
Then on Thursday 5 November, the feature event is the Group 1 VRC Crown Oaks for the fillies, plus the Group 3 Red Roses Stakes.
Saturday 7 November sees Stakes Day end the carnival with three Group 1 events to be decided, namely the Champions Sprint, Champions Stakes and Champions Mile. The Group 2 Matriarch Stakes and Group 3 Queen Elizabeth Stakes round off the meeting.
North of the border, Sydney sees a little black-type action on Saturday 7 November at Rosehill with the Group 2 Hot Danish Stakes and Group 3 The Five Diamonds to be run and won at the Rosehill meeting. The Big Dance, a Listed event is also on the program.
Over in the west, Ascot race on Saturday 7 November where the Group 2 Lee Steere Stakes is the feature event, along with the Luckygray Stakes and Fairetha Stakes, both Listed affairs.
NEW ZEALAND
All roads lead to Riccarton on Saturday 7 November with the feature event being the Group 1 New Zealand 1000 Guineas. The Group 3 Breeders’ Stakes is also on the card.
JAPAN
Toyko race this weekend and on Saturday 7 November, we see the Group 2 Keio Hai Nisai Stakes run and won. Then on Sunday 8 November, the Group 2 Copa Republica Argentina is the feature event on the day.
Another double-header can be seen this weekend at the Kyoto track where on Saturday 7 November the Group 3 Kyoto Jump Stakes will be decided. Then on Sunday 8 November, the Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup is the feature race of the day.
IRELAND
On Wednesday 4 November, the Wexford track features the Listed Michael Hickey Memorial Steeplechase.
Then on Thursday 5 November, the main event at the Clonmel meeting is the Listed T.A. Morris Memorial EBF (Mares) S'chase, along with the Grade 2 Clonmel Oil S'chase.
On Friday 6 November, the Listed Irish Stallion Farms EBF Cooley (F) Stakes is the feature event at the Dundalk meeting.
Then on Sunday, we head to Naas where the Listed Tote Guarantee Brown Lad H'cap Hurdle rounds off racing for the week in Ireland.
USA
On Saturday 7 November, Woodbine host three feature events, namely the Bessarabian, the Autumn and the Maple Leaf which are all Group 3 races.
On the same day, Belmont will host the Group 3 Mother Goose while Churchill Downs has the Group 3 River City as their feature event of the day.
Good luck this week everyone
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Group 1 Racing Upcoming
- Date Race Name State Prize Money Distance Track
November 2026
- Tue 03 Melbourne Cup (Group 1) VIC $8,000,000 3200 metres Flemington
- Thu 05 VRC Oaks (Group 1) VIC $1,000,000 2500 metres Flemington
- Sat 07 VRC Champions Mile (Group 1) VIC $3,000,000 1600 metres Flemington
- Sat 07 Champions Sprint (Group 1) VIC $3,000,000 1200 metres Flemington
- Sat 14 C.F. Orr Stakes (Group 1) VIC $750,000 1400 metres Caulfield
- Sat 21 Railway Stakes (Group 1) WA $1,500,000 1600 metres Ascot
- Sat 28 Winterbottom Stakes (Group 1) WA $1,500,000 1200 metres Ascot
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