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The Ming Dynasty Quality is a Group 3 middle-distance sprint held each year in early to mid September at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse. Raced over 1400 metres, the Ming Dynasty Quality is run under quality handicap conditions and is open to three year old horses only.

Paying a total purse of $250,000 as of 2023, the Ming Dynasty Quality now takes place on Run To The Rose Day as one of four Group status features on the Sydney race card.

Horses that target the Ming Dynasty Quality are likely to have come via races such as the Group 3 Up And Coming Stakes (1300m). Encap (3rd in 2023) was the last Ming Dynasty Quality winner to come via a lead-up run in the Up And Coming Stakes.

Those runners which have a fairly decent run in the Ming Dynasty Quality could be targeting a Group 1 Sydney Spring Racing Carnival run in the $1 million Golden Rose Stakes over the same distance at Rosehill Gardens.

The 2019 Ming Dynasty Quality winner Quick Thinker went on to win the following year’s Group 1 ATC Derby (2400m).

The 2021 Ming Dynasty Quality form was franked with the winner Coastwatch running third next-up in the Golden Rose Stakes results.

The 2022 Ming Dynasty Quality winner Golden Mile franked the form with a next-up Golden Rose second before wins in the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas (1600m) in Melbourne and Group 2 Callander-Presnell back in Sydney.

In 2023 Encap won the Ming Dynasty before a next-up second in the Golden Rose results. The Ming Dynasty Quality form that year was further franked with the runner-up, Tom Kitten, returning in the autumn of 2024 to also run second in both the Rosehill Guineas and ATC Derby.

The 2024 Ming Dynasty Quality runs on Saturday, September 14, 2024 at Rosehill on Run To The Rose Day. 

2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Results

2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Betting Odds

The spring’s best Ming Dynasty Quality 2024 racing odds will be available right here courtesy of Ladbrokes.com.au as soon as betting on the Group 3 event opens.

Danawi ($5 in 2018) followed by Coastwatch ($3.80 in 2021) are the latest Ming Dynasty Quality favourites in betting to win.

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2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Form

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2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Tips

Stay tuned for our insider Ming Dynasty Quality 2024 Tips on the important spring lead-up this September.

2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Field

The 2024 Ming Dynasty Quality field and barriers are released by Racing NSW on the Wednesday of race week, the full line-up of three-year-old gallopers to be listed below once announced.

2024 Ming Dynasty Quality Nominations

Nominations for the Ming Dynasty Quality 2024 close the Monday of race week and will be published in full below.

Ming Dynasty Quality History

The Ming Dynasty Quality was inaugurated in 1986, with Imperial Majesty seizing victory in the first edition. The race is named in honour of champion racehorse Ming Dynasty, who saw phenomenal success, winning the Caulfield Cup in 1977 and 1980, the Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Metropolitan Handicap in 1978 and the Australian Cup in 1978 and 1980.

Initially known as the D. Drainsfield Quality Handicap and then the Laing & Simmons Quality Handicap, the Ming Dynasty Quality began to go by its current name in 1994. From its inauguration until 2012 the Ming Dynasty Handicap was classified as a listed race. From 2013 onwards, it has held Group 3 status.

The Ming Dynasty Quality has changed location numerous times, usually accompanying the rest of the events on the Chelmsford Stakes Day race card. Since 1986, the Ming Dynasty Quality Handicap has changed location seven times, and is now run at Rosehill Racecourse. At the outset, the Ming Dynasty Quality was raced over 1600m, however from 1995 onwards it has been a 1400m event.

In 2021 the Ming Dynasty Quality and entire San Domenico Stakes Day card was moved from Rosehill to Kembla Grange Racecourse due to COVID-19.

Notable Ming Dynasty Quality winners include Royal Pardon (1988), Lonhro (2001), Mearas (2006), Lion Tamer (2009), Tatra (2012), Quick Thinker (2019), and that year’s subsequent Caulfield Guineas winner Golden Mile (2022).

Ming Dynasty Quality results since 2000 are listed below.

Ming Dynasty Quality Results