The Victoria Derby is Race Six on the first day of Melbourne's annual Spring Racing Carnival, Victorian Derby Day, held at Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne. It marks the beginning of Melbourne Cup Week. Victoria Derby Day is traditionally held on the Saturday prior to Melbourne Cup Day, which is the first Tuesday in November every year. The Victoria Derby was first run in 1855. The 1976 cup won by Van Der Hum. ...

Traditionally a day for racing purists, the Victoria Derby Day is considered one of the most prestigious days in the Australian racing calendar. It is also the only all-Group race-day in Australia - in 2005 offering a staggering $4.1 million in prize money over nine group races. Race Six on the card - the Victoria Derby - is a classic Group 1 staying test for 3 year olds over 2500m.

While the major focus of the day is the stars of the turf, in recent years the annual 'Fashions on the Field' celebrations have shared the limelight. 'Derby Day' has become 'Mens day' in the Fashion Stakes, and every year increasing numbers of fashionable gentlemen competing for prizes and a spot in the social columns. Traditionally Black & White are worn on this day. The flower of the day is a Cornflower.

In 2006 a crowd of over 129,000 broke the flemington crowd record previously held by Melbourne Cup day 2003.

Attendance History

• 2006 - 129,069
• 2005 - 115,660

See also

Australian horse-racing, Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival Thoroughbred horse racing in Australia is a part of Australian culture, particularly the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival and its highlight the Melbourne Cup. ... The Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival is a period during spring in Melbourne where major thoroughbred horse races take place. ...

Victoria Derby Winners

• 2006 - Efficient
• 2005 - Benicio
• 2004 - Plastered
• 2003 - Elvstroem
• 2002 - Helenus
• 2001 - Amalfi
• 2000 - Hit The Roof
• 1999 - Blackfriars
• 1998 - Arena
• 1997 - Second Coming
• 1996 - Portland Player
• 1995 - Nothin' Leica Dane
• 1994 - Blevic
• 1993 - Mahogany
• 1992 - Redding
• 1991 - Star Of The Realm
• 1990 - Fire Oak
• 1989 - Stylish Century
• 1988 - King's High
• 1987 - Omnicorp
• 1986 - Raveneaux
• 1985 - Handy Proverb
• 1984 - Red Anchor
• 1983 - Bounty Hawk
• 1982 - Grosvenor
• 1981 - Brewery Boy
• 1980 - Sovereign Red
• 1979 - Big Print
• 1978 - Dulcify
• 1977 - Stormy Rex
• 1976 - Unaware
• 1975 - Galena Boy
• 1974 - Haymaker
• 1973 - Taj Rossi
• 1972 - Dayana
• 1971 - Classic Mission
• 1970 - Silver Sharpe
• 1969 - Daryl's Joy
• 1968 - Always There
• 1967 - Savoy
• 1966 - Khalif
• 1965 - Tobin Bronze
• 1964 - Royal Sovereign
• 1963 - Craftsman
• 1962 - Coppelius
• 1961 - New Statesman
• 1960 - Sky High
• 1959 - Travel Boy
• 1958 - Sir Blink
• 1957 - Tulloch
• 1956 - Monte Carlo
• 1955 - Sailors Guide
• 1954 - Pride Of Egypt
• 1953 - Prince Morvi
• 1952 - Advocate
• 1951 - Hydrogen
• 1950 - Alister
• 1949 - Delta
• 1948 - Comic Court
• 1947 - Beau Gem
• 1946 - Prince Standard
• 1945 - Magnificent (horse)
• 1944 - San Martin
• 1943 - Precept
• 1942 - Great Britain
• 1941 - Skipton
• 1940 - Lucrative
• 1939 - Reading
• 1938 - Nuffield
• 1937 - Hua
• 1936 - Talking
• 1935 - Feldspar
• 1934 - Theo
• 1933 - Hall Mark
• 1932 - Liberal
• 1931 - Johnnie Jason
• 1930 - Balloon King
• 1929 - Phar Lap
• 1928 - Strephon
• 1927 - Trivalve
• 1926 - Rampion
• 1925 - Manfred
• 1924 - Spearfelt
• 1923 - Frances Tressady
• 1922 - Whittier
• 1921 - Furious
• 1920 - Salitros
• 1919 - Richmond Main
• 1918 - Eusebius
• 1917 - Biplane
• 1916 - Wolaroi
• 1915 - Patrobas
• 1914 - Carlita
• 1913 - Beragoon
• 1912 - Wolawa
• 1911 - Wilari
• 1910 - Beverage
• 1909 - Prince Foote
• 1908 - Alawa
• 1907 - Mountain King
• 1906 - Poseidon
• 1905 - Lady Wallace
• 1904 - Sylvanite
• 1903 - F.J.A
• 1902 - Abundance
• 1901 - Hautvilliers
• 1900 - Maltster
• 1899 - Merriwee
• 1898 - Cocos
• 1897 - Amberite
• 1896 - Newhaven
• 1895 - Wallace
• 1894 - The Harvester
• 1893 - Carnage
• 1892 - Carmoola
• 1891 - Strathmore
• 1890 - The Admiral
• 1889 - Dreadnaught
• 1888 - Ensign
• 1887 - The Australian Peer
• 1886 - Trident
• 1885 - Nordenfeldt
• 1884 - Rufus
• 1883 - Martini Henri
• 1882 - Darebin
• 1881 - Grand Flaneur
• 1880 - Suwarrow
• 1879 - Wellington
• 1878 - Chester
• 1877 - Briseis
• 1876 - Robin Hood
• 1875 - Melbourne
• 1874 - Lapidist
• 1873 - Loup Garou
• 1872 - Miss Jessie
• 1871 - Florence
• 1870 - Charon
• 1869 - My Dream
• 1868 - Fireworks
• 1867 - Fireworks
• 1866 - Sea Gull
• 1865 - Angler
• 1864 - Lantern
• 1863 - Oriflamme
• 1862 - Barwon
• 1861 - Camden
• 1860 - Flying Colours
• 1859 - Buzzard
• 1858 - Brownlock
• 1857 - Tricolor
• 1856 - Flying Doe
• 1855 - Rose Of May

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External links

• Victoria Derby Homepage (Official)
• Victoria Derby Day (Unofficial)
• Spring Racing Victoria (Unofficial)