The Q22 2024 Tips, Betting Odds, Past Winners & Results

Winners and Past Results for the The Q22

The Q22, formerly known as the PJ O'Shea Stakes is a Group 2 race for horses three years old and above. It is held every year at the end of May or beginning of June at the Eagle Farm Racecourse in Brisbane. Since 2010 it has been called the Eagle Farm Cup.

 

 

Q22 Race Details

Date: 15/6/24

Time: TBA

Racecourse: Eagle Farm

Race Distance: 2200m

Conditions: TBA

Prize Money: $1,500,000

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Q22 Betting Tips

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When Is The Q22: 15/6/24

What Time Is The Q22: TBA

Where Is The Q22: Eagle Farm Racecourse

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More Details About The Q22

This weight for age race is contested over a distance of 2200 metres with a purse worth $1,500,000 going to the winner courtesy Brisbane Racing Club.

The inaugural race back in 1947 was won by Russia over 10 furlongs when the race was a Principal Race.

The The Q22 suits the classier types mainly due to the weight for age conditions, and often attracts quality gallopers, with a number of local stayers and a steady stream of interstate rivals wanting to test themselves over 2200 metres. The usual race to consider as a form guide is the Group 1 Doomben Cup. This 2020 meter race has had a number of winners and placers go on to win or place in the PJ O'Shea Stakes.

The recent horses to accomplish this have been Scenic Shot in 2009, who completed the double, while Rampant and Gaze, placed in both events in 2008 and 2007, respectively. Glass Harmonium in 2011, Triple Honour in 2010, Natural Blitz in 2005 and Pentastic in 2004, all placed in the Doomben Cup before winning the The Q22.

From this race, many horses may enter the 2400 M Group 2 Brisbane Cup at the same track a week later or the 2200 M Group 3 Tattersall's Cup, which is held on the same day as the Group 1 Winter Stakes, usually a fortnight later.

The 2011 The Q22 was won by Glass Harmonium, who came in from placing 3rd in the Doomben Cup. He went on to finish runner up in the Brisbane Cup before taking a three month spell. The 2011 runner up was Shoot Out, followed by Scenic Shot. Scenic Shot won this event twice in 2008 and 2009, and in 2009 he went on to complete the Brisbane Cup Double.

Some of the best stayers to compete in the The Q22 have been Rough Habit in 1995, which he won and was the runner up in the Melbourne Cup the same year and Yippyio who won this event in 2001.

The Q22 Past Winners