See the 2024 Todman Stakes Preview and results.

See the 2023 Todman Stakes Preview and results.

The Todman Stakes winner is exempt from the ballot for the Golden Slipper.

The race was first held in 1973 as a Principal Race called the Todman Slipper Trial over 1200m at Rosehill Gardens and was won by Imagele. In 1980 it became a Group 3 race then was upgraded to the current Group 2 status in 1986. In 2008 it was run at Canterbury, It continued at Rosehill up to 2014 and then from 2015 onwards switched to its current home of Randwick.

The race is held on the same day as the Riesling Stakes which is the equivalent race for two-year-old fillies

Fastest time (1200m): Yes Yes Yes (2019) 1:08:4

Todman Stakes & Golden Slipper Stakes: Farnan (2020); Vancourver (2015): Pierro (2012); Tierce (1991); Marauding (1987); Luskin Star (1977)

Todman Stakes & ATC Sires’ Produce Stakes: Pierro (2012); Align (1999); Octagonal (1995); Tierce (1991); Luskin Star (1977)

Todman Stakes & Champagne Stakes: Pierro (2012); Meurice (2007); Tierce (1991); Full And By (1988); Luskin Star (1977); Rosie Heir

Leading trainers: Gai Waterhouse has had a lot of success in this race.

Interesting trivia: Two colts that have finished second in the Todman Stakes have won the Golden Slipper – Sir Dapper (1983) and Marscay (1982).

Winners of past Todman Stakes include horses that go on to run well in the Golden Slipper, the ATC Sires’Produce Stakes and the Champagne Stakes.