Thousand Guineas 2022 Tips, Field & Race Guide

Racingbase.com.au is your home of the 2022 Thousand Guineas. The race will take place on Wednesday, October 12, 2022, as part of a big day of racing at Caulfield.

A $1 million feature race for three-year-old fillies, the Thousand Guineas, headlines a great day of racing that includes the Group 3 Blue Sapphire Stakes, Group 3 Coongy Cup and Group 3 Ladies’ Day Vase Stakes.

We provide you with Thousand Guineas tips as well as an in depth guide into the runners, horses, final field, barrier draw, news, betting odds and information, and how you can watch a Thousand Guineas live stream to watch the race unfold.

CONTENTS: Schedule | Live Stream | Bonus Bets | Tips & Trends | How to Bet | News | Nominations | Field & Barrier Draw | Results & Replays | Odds | History | Winners | Top 5 Winners

2022 THOUSAND GUINEAS RACE SCHEDULE

Thousand Guines Live Stream

Australia’s leading bookmaker TAB offers you the chance to watch the 2022 Thousand Guineas free of charge courtesy of their Sky Racing vision.

TAB will be streaming the action from every Australian thoroughbred, greyhound and harness race live after linking up with Sky Racing to broadcast Sky Racing 1, Sky Racing 2 and Sky Thoroughbred Central.

As well as watching every race in all three racing codes, you can also check the form and bet on them too at TAB via Desktop or the impressive App.

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Racingbase hunts down all the daily bookmaker promos and bonus bets and displays them on one page with their T&C’s so you can see what is on offer.

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Thousand Guineas Tips

Looking for the winner of the Thousand Guineas can be a daunting task, but keeping some important factors on your side can help you.

Three-year-old fillies can be a little temperamental at the best of times, however, in recent years there has usually been a couple of stand–out fillies that head the interest in the big spring races.

Our experts assess all the Thousand Guineas runners, their form, barrier draws, speedmap and more to help come up with our betting pointers and 2022 Thousand Guineas tips to help you back the winner.

Our expert tipster will provide his 2022 Thousand Guineas tips and selections following the barrier draw.

How to Bet on the Thousand Guineas

There are plenty of betting options on the Group 1 Thousand Guineas, and for those punters waiting for the big event, you’ll need to be patient as the feature race is run toward to end of the day.

Betting options include:

Win Bets

Exactly as it sounds, a Win bet is betting on a single horse to win the race.

Place Bets

Betting for the place generally pays around one quarter of the win odds and covers three placings with your horse having to finish 1st, 2nd or 3rd to be successful.

Each-Way Bets

Half your stake on the Win and half your stake on the Place is an each-way bet. For example: $20 each-way gives you $10 on the win and $10 on the Place.

Quinella & Exacta

Picking the first two horses past the post will give you the Quinella or Exacta. The difference between the two is with a Quinella, your horses can finish in any order, and in an Exacta, your two runners must finish in the exact order you selected – unless you box them.

Trifecta

The first three horses past the post. You can select three horses in order or you can box three horses meaning they can finish in any order. Flexi Trifectas also give you the option to add more than three horses in any combination for 1st, 2nd and 3rd. The cost of a flexi Trifecta is calculated by the amount of runners you have in each placing.

First 4

The first four horses past the past. Same rules apply as Trifectas with straight out First 4 in order, Boxed First 4 or Flexi First 4.

Same Race Multi

Some bookmakers give the option for a same race multi where you can select certain runners to finish 1st, Top 2, Top 3 and Top 4. Odds are displayed next to each horse for each betting option, and odds are combined in a multi bet. The best bookmakers to bet on Thousand Guineas for Same Race Multis include: Sportsbet, Ladbrokes & Neds.

Quadrella

The ‘Quaddie’ is one of the hardest bet types to land but can be very rewarding with massive returns. All Quaddie wagers go into a pool, and the money is shared out among winners. The bigger the odds of each winning leg, the more likely the Quaddie will pay more as more people are knocked out of the pool. To land the Quaddie, you need to select four winning horses in four selected races. You can have one runner per leg or multiple runners, but the more runners you have, the more it costs to place the Quaddie bet. Flexi options allow punters to place large Quaddies but take a smaller percentage for a smaller outlay.

Latest Thousand Guineas News

Thousand Guineas Nominations

Below are the nominations for 2021. The 2022 Thousand Guineas nominations will be updated when they are released.

Thousand Guineas Field & Barrier Draw

Below is the field and barrier draw for 2021. The 2022 Thousand Guineas barrier draw will be announced on Monday, October 10.

See the 2021 Thousand Guineas field & barrier draw here.

2021 Thousand Guineas results & replay

See more Thousand Guineas results & replays here.

Thousand Guineas Odds

Leading bookmakers Sportsbet, Ladbrokes, Neds, bet365 & Palmerbet have the latest 2022 Thousand Guineas betting odds available well in advance of the race date. There will be plenty of movements in the Thousand Guineas betting markets in the weeks leading up to the race and prior to that as three-year-old contenders emerge.

We will display Thousand Guineas odds when they are available.

Thousand Guineas History

Melbourne’s Spring Carnival kicks into top gear in October each year and one of the big Group 1 races is the Thousand Guineas for three-year-old fillies.

The race is run at Caulfield at set weights and carries prizemoney of $1 million.

Read more about the History of the Thousand Guineas

Thousand Guineas Winners (Since 2000)

Top 5 Thousand Guineas Winners

Check out our Top 5 Thousand Guineas Winners and see which champion gallopers made the cut.

Caulfield Racecourse

Founded in 1859, Caulfield Racecourse hosts around 20 race days every year, headlined by the Caulfield Cup.

The track is commonly known at ‘The Heath’ following the early days in which jockeys would ride through rough bush, heath and sand hills during races.

The name is now renowned across Australia and New Zealand for representing Caulfield’s superb racing and entertainment venue.

The first Caulfield Cup was run in the autumn of 1879, and was transferred to the spring in 1881.

The track was closed during the war and was used as an army camp, with the Caulfield Cup being run at Flemington.

Following the 1995 Caulfield Cup, the course underwent a significant reconstruction and reopened in 1996. The track’s circumference was widened to 30m and lengthened inside the home straight by around 43m.

Caulfield Racecourse Track Description

Racing is contested in a left-handed direction at Caulfield and features long, sweeping turns. As a result, there can be a slight draw bias for those drawn low over distances further than seven-furlongs.

The course has a total circumference of 2080m including a home straight of just over 360m.

In terms of the Caulfield Cup, records throughout the 21st century have showcased a slight advantage for single digit stalls due to the course’s swift anti-clockwise bends.

Favourable positioning at Caulfield can be crucial to a contenders’ winning claims, as the setting has a short home straight of less than 400m. It means hold-up performers routinely encounter trouble in-running, resulting in many hard-luck stories.

Over shorter distances, the emphasis is placed on speed as horses seek a prominent position before turning for home. A below-par start in Caulfield’s sprint races usually results in a poor finishing position for horses, showcasing the need for sharp early pace.