The race is held at Morphettville Racecourse in Adelaide and is run over 3200m, the same distance as the Melbourne Cup. Despite this, no horse has won the Adelaide Cup/Melbourne Cup double since Subzero in 1992.

The Adelaide Cup is at Group 2 level and boasts a total prize pool of $400,000 and is at under open handicap conditions.

The 2020 Adelaide Cup will be run on Monday the 9th of March, 2020 at Morphettville racecourse.

Surprise Baby wins the 2019 Adelaide Cup

How to bet on the Adelaide Cup?

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When is the Adelaide Cup?

The Adelaide Cup 2020 will be run on Monday, March 9 at Morphettville Racecourse. The scheduled start time for the race is 4:15PM.

What time is the Adelaide Cup 2020?

The Adelaide Cup 2020 will be run at 4:15PM on Monday, March 9 at Morphettville Racecourse.

Where is the Adelaide Cup 2020?

The Adelaide Cup 2020 will take place at Morphettville Racecourse on Monday, March 9.

How to live stream the 2020 Adelaide Cup

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Adelaide Cup Replay

Adelaide Cup Winners

2019: Surprise Baby
2018: Fanatic
2017: Annus Mirabilis
2016: Purple Smile
2015: Tanby
2014: Outback Joe
2013: Norsqui
2012: Rialya
2011: Muir
2010: Capecover
2009: Zavite

Adelaide Cup News

Future Score records impressive first-up win
Apprentice Fred Kersley says Future Score is set for a good autumn campaign after recording a first-up victory at Pakenham. Trained at Ballarat by Matt Cumani, Future Score took out the Hanson Handicap (1600m) on Saturday, his first start since scoring over 2600m at Flemington in July. Cumani is contemplating... Read More »
Matt Cumani looking towards the Future with European import
Trainer Matt Cumani is unsure what to expect from Future Score when the stayer makes his return to racing at Pakenham. A three-time winner for Cumani, the European import runs first-up over 1600 metres in the Hanson Handicap on Saturday. While Future Score was successful over 1614 metres at Pontefract... Read More »
Etah James set to take her place in Pakenham Cup
Trainer Matt Cumani has opted for the longer of two options with staying mare Etah James, who will take her place in the Pakenham Cup. Besides Saturday’s Listed race over 2500m, Cumani also has the mare nominated in the 2000m Werribee Cup on Sunday. After finishing sixth over 2800m at... Read More »
Lindsay Park set to have two in Ballarat Cup Field
Lindsay Park will have a two-pronged attack on the new look Ballarat Cup which this year carries record prize money of $500,000. Fifty Stars and Alfarris will represent David and Ben Hayes and Tom Dabernig in the Listed race over 2000m on Saturday. This year the race has been shortened... Read More »
Shepard adds to record with Mornington win
A project former champion trainer Peter Moody undertook to young international horses has payed dividends as Shepard added to his record at Mornington. Shephard, winner of Saturday’s Vale Les Obriem “Craftsman” Handicap, was one of five foals Moody purchased at the Tattersalls Sale at Newmarket in the UK towards the... Read More »
Adelaide Cup winner after Melbourne Cup ballot exemption
Adelaide Cup winner Surprise Baby is set to run at Flemington as a prelude to an attempt at a ballot exemption for the Melbourne Cup. Surprise Baby runs over 2600m at Flemington on Saturday in the lead-up to the revamped Andrew Ramsden (2800m) at Flemington on May 25. The Andrew... Read More »