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Top 100 Group 1 race

Memsie Stakes

Group 1 race over 1400m on turf at Caulfield for three-year-olds and upwards, rated 119.25 by the IFHA for 2025.

32 No. 32 in the IFHA Top 100 for 2025Claim this profile
IFHA rating
119.252025 race rating
Distance
1,400mTurf
Prize fund
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Next running
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About the race

The Memsie Stakes is a Group 1 race over 1400m on turf at Caulfield in Victoria, open to three-year-olds and upwards. Caulfield race meetings are staged by the Melbourne Racing Club. The IFHA’s 2025 list names the race as the Stow Storage Memsie Stakes.

The International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA) rated the 2025 running at 119.25, which placed it joint 32nd in its list of the world’s top 100 Group and Grade 1 races of 2025, published on 21 January 2026. That rating, calculated from the ratings of the first four finishers, was the same as those of the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley and the Turnbull Stakes at Flemington. Equanine could not open the organiser’s pages or an official result while preparing this profile, so the 2025 result, prize money and race history are not given here.

Recognition and facts

IFHA 2025 rank
Joint 32nd, rating 119.25
Name in IFHA 2025 list
Stow Storage Memsie Stakes

Questions readers ask

Where is the Memsie Stakes run?

At Caulfield in Victoria, over 1400m on turf.

Who can run in the Memsie Stakes?

Three-year-olds and upwards, according to the IFHA's 2025 list.

How did the Memsie Stakes rate in 2025?

The IFHA rated the 2025 running at 119.25, joint 32nd in its list of the world's top 100 Group 1 races.

Sources

The rank and rating are from the IFHA's LONGINES World's Top 100 Group/Grade 1 Races 2025, published 21 January 2026, which ranks races by the ratings of their first four finishers. Other facts are from the pages listed below.

  1. IFHA: LONGINES World's Top 100 Group/Grade 1 Races 2025 (published 21 January 2026)
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