Labour Day Thrills Await at Warwick Farm Racecourse

Crowd enjoying Labour Day horse races at Warwick Farm Racecourse in Sydney with sunny weather and racehorses on track
By | 06 Oct 2025 | Mumbai

This Labour Day, the spotlight shines on WARWICK FARM RACECOURSE, nestled in Sydney’s southwest, for a spectacular afternoon of seven thrilling races from 1:25pm to 4:55pm on this Monday, October 6. With free entry, good food, and great company, it’s a perfect public holiday escape for racing fans and families alike. The atmosphere promises to be electric as quality fields line up under the spring sunshine, combining the excitement of live racing with the comfort and charm that Warwick Farm is known for. Whether you’re soaking in the trackside views or enjoying a relaxed meal, it’s a day designed for everyone who loves sport, spirit, and community.

Race 1: HYLAND RACE COLOURS HANDICAP (1:25pm, 1600 metres)

The afternoon begins with a Maiden Plate for three-year-olds and upwards, offering a chance for emerging talent to break through. CRUSADER VOYAGE, JADE SUNSET and COMIC CULTURE could look to find rhythm early, while LISTEN SWEETHEART, QUEEN TAVANE and VILLA CASTINA might be saving their best for a strong late finish. It’s the kind of race where new names make their mark and set the tone for the rest of the day. Stakes: $100,000

Race 2: RACING AND SPORTS HANDICAP (2:00pm, 1100 metres)

Next up, the Benchmark 68 handicap for three-year-olds brings a competitive mix of progressive runners. MATIMA, PERLE DE CHOCOLAT and NABHA could try to seize control from the front, with SOCIAL CIRCLE, SWIFT LEGEND and MISS FREELOVE lurking dangerously if the pace holds steady. Expect youthful energy and a touch of flair in this spirited contest. Stakes: $65,000

Race 3: INGLIS READY2RACE SALE 16 OCT HANDICAP (2:35pm, 2200 metres)

The third event, a Benchmark 72 handicap for three-year-olds and older, offers a real test of form and consistency. LEADERS LISTEN, CAPTAIN MAVERICK and LASPIRIT DEELER might push the tempo early to stay ahead, while CALL ME MAGNIFIQUE,               STING IN THE TAIL and SCOTTISH PEARL could rely on stamina to come home strong. A balanced field ensures this one could go either way, making it a race worth watching closely. Stakes: $65,000

Race 4: CATANACH’S JEWELLERS HANDICAP (3:10pm, 1600 metres)

Another Benchmark 72 handicap follows, promising just as much drama. I’VE BEAN TRYIN’, HURSTVILLE ZAGREB and BELLEISTIC KIDS may look to control the race from the outset, but MR FABULOUS, HAMMETT and COSMIC LAD might be waiting for their cue to strike in the straight. With form guides offering little to separate them, this one should deliver a thrilling finish. Stakes: $65,000

Race 5: OZZMOSIS @ THE CHASE HANDICAP (3:45pm, 1100 metres)

The fifth race, a Benchmark 72 handicap for four-year-olds and upwards, brings experienced campaigners to the fore. EXTRAVAGENT LAD, CLEAR PROOF and JAMBALAYA could use that edge in maturity to dictate terms early, though ABUSE OF POWER, ZOUKERINO and FLIGHTCREW may find another gear when it matters most. It’s a clash of experience versus momentum — the kind of duel Warwick Farm crowds love. Stakes: $65,000

Race 6: SWITZERLAND @ COOLMORE HANDICAP (4:20pm, 1000 metres)

The Benchmark 100 handicap stands as the feature race of the day, showcasing class, pace, and raw ability. COAL CRUSHER, FLYING FOR FUN and ZEALOUSLY might aim to take control of the tempo early, while WHO GOES THERE, WONDEREACH and BRUDENELL will be hoping to produce a late surge when the pressure builds. Expect a polished display of racing prowess here, with the winner certain to earn admiration. Stakes: $150,000

Race 7: TAB HANDICAP (4:55pm, 1400 metres)

The card closes with the Benchmark 72 handicap for five-year-olds and up — a race for seasoned runners with plenty of fight left. NAVAL COMMISSION, PIRAEUS and BELIEVE IN ANGELS may look to lead from the front, though BLUFF ‘N’ BLUSTER, IVAN’S HERO and DIAMOND MODEL could come alive in the final strides. A fitting finale to an afternoon where experience, passion, and precision have ruled the track. Stakes: $65,000

From the first break from the gates to the last cheer across the grandstand, Labour Day at Warwick Farm is more than a raceday — it’s a celebration of togetherness, energy, and local spirit. With sunshine overhead and seven exciting contests on the card, there’s no better way to spend the public holiday than trackside at one of Sydney’s favourite racing venues.

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