All Aged Stakes Tips, Best Bets, Field and Odds

The Group 1 All Aged Stakes (1400m) will be run at Royal Randwick on Saturday, April 24 and we provide you with a comprehensive guide to the weight for age event.

All Aged Stakes tips, best bets, field & odds. Below is our complete All Aged Stakes guide — race details, history and past winners, lead-in form, betting markets and FAQs. Check back race week for the final field, odds and our best bets.

The All Aged Stakes is the final Group 1 of the Australian autumn — a $1 million weight-for-age sprint over 1400m at Royal Randwick on Day 2 of The Championships. Open to horses three and up, it regularly brings together top milers, sprinters stretching out and middle-distance horses dropping back. This guide covers the All Aged Stakes dates, distance, prize money, betting markets and our full race-day tips. For the broader autumn schedule, see our Sydney Autumn Racing Carnival guide.

All Aged Stakes Race Details

Detail	Value
Distance	1400m
Class	Group 1 Weight-for-Age
Age / Conditions	Three-year-olds and upwards
Venue	Royal Randwick, Sydney
Prize Money	$1 million
Run Date	Day 2 of The Championships (mid-April)

 

All Aged Stakes History & Winners

The All Aged has been won by champions across eras, including Kingston Town, Hay List, Criterion, Redzel, Trekking, Eduardo, Mazu, Shinzo and Mr Brightside. The 1400m at Randwick provides a genuine test with versatility rewarded — hence the roll of diverse winners.

Lead-In Races

The TJ Smith Stakes (1200m) and Doncaster Mile (1600m) run earlier in the carnival are the main lead-ins, with runners often backing up to contest the All Aged a week or so later. The Group 2 Sapphire Stakes and Group 3 Hall Mark Stakes also feature as prep races. For the full autumn programme, see our horse racing tips and betting guides hub.

All Aged Stakes Betting Markets

All major Australian bookmakers price the All Aged Stakes weeks out, with a full acceptances market released after the final field is declared. The core markets are:

• Fixed-Odds Win & Place — the bread-and-butter markets, with early speculative prices followed by final acceptances pricing.
• Each-Way — typically 1/4 the odds for a place (1-2-3).
• Exotics — quinella, exacta, trifecta and First 4. See our First 4 calculator guide.
• Same Race Multis — combine multiple runners from the same race into one bet. See our Same Race Multi guide.
• Head-to-Head & Group Markets — runner-vs-runner matchups and stable/country markets.

How to Watch the All Aged Stakes in Australia

The All Aged Stakes is broadcast live on Sky Racing (channels Sky Thoroughbred Central and Sky Racing 1/2) across Australia, available through Foxtel, Kayo and most TAB and pub/club outlets. It is also streamed via Racing.com and the major bookmakers’ live-streaming platforms for account holders. As the race is run during the Sydney Autumn Carnival at Royal Randwick in autumn, free-to-air coverage of the carnival’s headline Group 1 days is also typically available on Channel 7 and 7plus. Check your provider’s racing guide on the morning of the meeting for exact timing.

Best Bookmakers for the All Aged Stakes

For a full comparison of the top Australian racing bookmakers, see our best horse racing betting sites in Australia guide.

All Aged Stakes FAQs

When is the All Aged Stakes?

The All Aged Stakes is run in autumn at Royal Randwick during the Sydney Autumn Carnival, traditionally in mid-April.

What distance is the All Aged Stakes?

The All Aged Stakes is run over 1400m at Royal Randwick.

Is the All Aged Stakes a handicap?

No — the All Aged Stakes is run at weight-for-age.

How much is the All Aged Stakes worth?

The All Aged Stakes carries $1 million in total prize money.

Who has won the All Aged Stakes recently?

Recent winners include Trekking, Eduardo, Mazu, Shinzo, Giga Kick and Mr Brightside.