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How to tune into Sport NationThe top five wins at Flemington & Randwick on Saturday
Connor Scanlon •  November 2nd, 2025 2:28 pm
Saturday’s racing across Flemington and Randwick saw some massive wins by several horses.
From Pride Of Jenni making history to Observer winning the Derby, the day had plenty of fantastic stories.
See the top five wins from Saturday below:
1 – Pride Of Jenni
How can you not go past Pride Of Jenni becoming the first multiple winner of the Group 1 Empire Rose as the best victory of the weekend.
Now it may not have been the most important Group 1 victory on Saturday, but it was the way she won it which was outstanding.
The eight-year-old ran like the Pride Of Jenni of old, putting a LARGE distance on the pack early and running away with the victory.
The fan favourite ended up winning by 4.5 lengths - a must watch!
2 – Tentyris
The second best victory of the weekend was tossed up between Tentyris and Autumn Glow, but it has to be Tentyris.
The colt absolutely blitzed past his opposition at the 200m mark, winning the Group 1 Coolmore by 2.25 lengths.
This horse is going to be a megastar.
Can he win The Everest next year?
3 – Autumn Glow
Talking about becoming a megastar, Autumn Glow is right on that path.
She won the $10 million Golden Eagle in impressive fashion, leaving her competition in the dust at the 150m mark.
The unbeaten four-year-old now has eight victories to her name and doesn't look like slowing down anytime soon.
She has been given the nickname 'Mini Winx' for a reason!
4 – Jimmysstar
Jimmy is finally a winner this season!
After finishing second in the Premiere Stakes and third in The Everest, he now has a win next to his name for the 2025 spring.
He was raced along the fence in the midfield and when he finally got out at the 250m mark there was absolutely no stopping him.
A must watch victory!
5 – Observer
The Derby winner claimed back-to-back victories in the space of a week!
Observer led throughout the entire race and no one could run the colt down.
A very tough and impressive victory from the three-year-old.
