The Jerusalem PostIDF destroys dozens of monuments honoring terrorists during West Bank counterterror operationsESPN DeportesAtlas toma ventaja ante Necaxa y se acerca a la zona altaESPNESPN secures 'handshake agreement' to broadcast 24-team CFP, sources sayCNN TürkSahibi olduğu otelde ölü bulunduInquirerTaal Volcano logs 22 quakes as seismic activity continuesInquirer EntertainmentDennis Trillo’s MMFF movie ties up with Columbia Pictures for global distributionCollider‘Fire Country’s Newest Star Teases What’s Next for CJ in Season 5South China Morning PostChinese man celebrates wedding to one woman, baby with ex-lover at same venue on same dayUOLGoverno Trump diz apoiar eleições livres no Brasil e defende medidas contra Moraes, PCC e CVMalay MailJBPM officer Mohd Sani, missing after Nepal floods, among 121 honoured at KPKT appreciation night (VIDEO)ZDF heuteEntdecken Sie das ZDF-NachrichtenstudioNew Straits TimesPolice hunt culprits behind suspected MRT cable theft in Damansara
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Saturday, October 17, 2026

Caulfield Cup and The Everest LIVE: Big day of racing lined up for Melbourne and Sydney

Translate

Kate Waterhouse grew up around the racecourse, so by now, countless race days later, she can spot a fashion faux pas a mile away.

The presenter is attending Everest in Sydney today and serving as ATC Fashion Stakes Judge, dishing out her well-earned wisdom on what sets someone apart in the racewear competition.

Kate Waterhouse at Royal Randwick, in Sydney last year.Flavio Brancaleone

For her, the biggest style “ick” is when it’s clear someone looks out of place.

“Racing fashion is a great opportunity to have fun and experiment, but you should still feel comfortable and confident,” Waterhouse says.

And while a bit of individual flair is welcome, don’t get too carried away with your interpretation of the dress code.

“It’s important to dress for the occasion,” she says. “There’s a certain elegance to racing fashion that I love.”

Former Melbourne Racing Club chairman Peter Le Grand has a Caulfield Cup record that will stand the test of time.

Today marks the 65th year in a row Le Grand has been at the track for the first leg of Victorian racing’s holy trinity – a streak which stayed intact through the COVID-19 pandemic because he was chairman.

Former Melbourne Racing Club chairman Peter Le Grand is attending his 65th straight Caulfield Cup on Saturday.Joe Armao

He has watched the race from nearly every vantage point – from the public section to the members enclosure and the committee room. He’s even snuck into a steward’s tower.

G’day everyone and welcome to our racing blog for one of the biggest Saturdays of the year as its Caulfield Cup Day in Melbourne and Everest Day at Royal Randwick in Sydney.

We will have all the colour and fun from the tracks along with the winners and reactions from the races.

The Everest is set for 4.15pm AEDT and The Caulfield Cup is set for 5.15pm AEDT.

View the original on The Sydney Morning Herald →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.