Australian Champion Filly or Mare




The Australian Champion Filly or Mare is awarded to the Thoroughbred filly or mare who is voted to be the superior female racehorse within an Australian racing season.


This award began as Australian Champion Mare; however, it was expanded to include fillies from the 1998 - 1999 season.





















































































Australian Champion Filly or Mare[1]
Year / Season Horse Sex Breeding
1993-1994 Flitter (AUS) 4yo m Bluebird - Kiwi Magic
1994-1995
Starstruck (AUS)		 5yo m Haulpak - Colour me Red
1995-1996 Electronic (NZ) 5yo m First Norman - Agean Blue
1996-1997
Arctic Scent (AUS)		 4yo m Blazing Sword - Polar Rose
1997-1998
Dane Ripper (AUS)		 4yo m
Danehill - Red Express
1998-1999
Grand Archway (AUS)		 3yo f Archway - Mean Eyes
1999-2000
Sunline (NZ)		 4yo m Desert Sun - Songline
2000-2001
Sunline (NZ)		 5yo m Desert Sun - Songline
2001-2002
Sunline (NZ)		 6yo m Desert Sun - Songline
2002-2003 Not awarded
2003-2004
Private Steer (AUS)		 4yo m Danehill Dancer - Lishenowen
2004-2005
Makybe Diva (GB)		 6yo m
Desert King - Tugela


Other Australian Thoroughbred awards


Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year
Australian Champion Two Year Old
Australian Champion Three Year Old
Australian Champion Sprinter
Australian Champion Middle Distance Racehorse
Australian Champion Stayer
Australian Champion International Performer
Australian Champion Jumper
Australian Champion Trainer



See also


  • List of millionaire racehorses in Australia


References





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