Ranvet Stakes
THE Ranvet Stakes is a Group 1 weight-for-age contest over 2000m held at Rosehill in March and is considered one of the major lead-up races to The Championships.
Some of Australia’s best thoroughbreds have won the Ranvet Stakes which includes back-to-back winners Tie The Knot and Theseo with the likes of Veandercross, Super Impose and Better Loosen Up winning in years gone by.
In more recent times the Ranvet Stakes has been won by middle distance horses which have the ability to see out the longer distances. Foreteller and The United States are two good examples of these staying types which means the race is wide open to the betting public.
2019 Ranvet Stakes betting odds
Avilius is the early $3.20 Ranvet Stakes favourite at online bookmaker Sportsbet.
Gailo Chop ($7) is the only other runner in single figures.
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2018 Ranvet Stakes result
1st – Galio Chop ($2.05)
2nd – Single Gaze ($5 SP)
3rd – Prized Icon ($11 SP)
Recent Ranvet Stakes winners
2018: Gailo Chop delivered a strong performance as a $2.05 favourite. Kicking out to an early front position, the Darren Weir runner ran the field into the ground from the front. At the 400m mark the horse took the front and streaked away, recording a three length win.
2017: Our Ivanhowe had been holding out for a rain-affected track since arriving in Australia for Freedman Racing and the patience paid off at Rosehill. The stayer was having its first start since running in the 2016 Melbourne Cup and the result was never in doubt as it cantered away from them in the straight. Race-favourite Hartnell chased gamely, but the bird had flown with Our Ivanhowe. Read a full report here.
2016: The United States was well-favoured to win the 2016 Ranvet Stakes and its class came through. The Robert Hickmott-trained six-year-old settled well back throughout the run before finding the gaps in the straight and bursting clear with Kerrin McEvoy in the saddle. Punters got a good price of $5.50 for the son of Galileo which was able to hold off the challenge from Hauraki which charged late. The likes of Criterion, Dibayani and Mongolian Khan were well beaten. Read full report.
2015: A quality field was presented in 2015 where Contributer found too much for the international field. The former European runner held off Japan’s Tosen Stardom and New Zealand’s Lucia Valentina to score by just over a length. The John O’Shea-trained five-year-old did the job despite losing a plate during the run and punters that took the $2.50 were cheering it home. Only one Australian-bred runner was in the field – Fast Dragon, which was trained in New Zealand, and it wasn’t able to beat a runner home.
2014: The Kiwis got the win in 2014 when Silent Achiever scored for Roger James. The quality mare headed another all-international trifecta in the Ranvet Stakes with the Queen’s horse Carlton House finished second and It’s A Dundeel finishing in third. Silent Achiever was the lesser-fancied of the New Zealand runners with It’s A Dundeel being sent out as the $3 second favourite behind Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente. The $13 winners price was one of the biggest in recent history.
2013: Foreteller created a huge upset when winning at $31. The Chris Waller-trained gelding was considered a staying type, but it managed to sit off the pace and take the rails run to win. It was a beautiful ride from Jimmy Cassidy who showed he still had the skills which made him a champion jockey. Fiveandahalfstar was caught late in the race after looking the winner and the talented Maluckyday would up late as it typically did at odds of $26. The first and third-placed runners set up a big trifecta for punters which included the favourite in their selections.
2012: The popular combination of Peter Moody and Luke Nolen continued with Manighar in 2012. The six-year-old from France scored a narrow win over Rangirangdoo despite being hampered by the Waller runner close to the line. Punters weren’t far off the mark when taking the $6.50 for Manighar and race-favourite Shoot Out managed to finish third with Hugh Bowman in the saddle. Manighar is a good example of a stayer winning the race.
Ranvet Stakes past winners list
2018 – Gailo Chop
2017 – Our Ivanhowe
2016 – The United States
2015 – Contributer
2014 – Silent Achiever
2013 – Foreteller
2012 – Manighar
2011 – Zavite
2010 – Theseo
2009 – Theseo
2008 – Tuesday Joy
2007 – Desert War
2006 – Eremein
2005 – Grand Armee
2004 – Sound Action
2003 – Rebublic Lass
2002 – Universal Prince
2001 – Tie the Knot
2000 – Tie the Knot
1999 – Darazari
1998 – Gold Guru
1997 – Arkady
1996 – Electronic
1995 – Stony Bay
1994 – Dark Ksar
1993 – Veandercross
1992 – My Eagle Eye
1991 – Super Impose
1990 – Better Loosen Up
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