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Horse Racing Biography

Winx

“Winx”

Australian · New South Wales, Australia · Born 11 September 2011

Racehorse
33
career wins
33
consecutive wins
Yes
undefeated
Chris Waller
trainer

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Australian racing champion whose extraordinary 33-race winning streak, unmatched consistency and dominance of the opposition produced the most celebrated unbeaten sequence in racing history and made her a worldwide sporting phenomenon.

Winx is the greatest racehorse Australia has ever produced and arguably the greatest in the history of the sport, winning 33 consecutive races — a world record — and 25 consecutive Group 1 races. Trained by Chris Waller and ridden by Hugh Bowman, her extraordinary dominance of Australian racing, exceptional versatility across distances, and longevity at the top of the sport set standards that may never be equalled.

Famous For

37 consecutive wins including 25 Group 1 races

Playing Style

How They Played

Explosive finishing speed, tactical versatility

Legacy

Lasting Impact

Greatest Australian racehorse, world record winning streak

Career Journey

Timeline

2014 📌 Racing debut at Warwick Farm
2015 🏆 First Group 1 win - ATC Oaks
2016 🏆 Cox Plate victory (first of four)
2017 🏆 Queen Elizabeth Stakes win
2018 🏆 Fourth consecutive Cox Plate
2019 🏆 Final Queen Elizabeth Stakes victory
2019 📌 Retirement after 37-race winning streak
Career Timeline — Winx
2014
Racing debut at Warwick Farm
2015
First Group 1 win - ATC Oaks
2016
Cox Plate victory (first of four)
2017
Queen Elizabeth Stakes win
2018
Fourth consecutive Cox Plate
2019
Final Queen Elizabeth Stakes victory
2019
Retirement after 37-race winning streak