Bay Of Biscay holds the top spot, but all eyes are on Lux Aeterna as she bursts into the top 10 after a strong showing. With slots filling fast, the mid-pack runners are feeling the heat. Who climbs next?

Trainer Rickie Alchin makes his case for classy four-year-old mare Lux Aeterna to claim a slot in this year’s TAB Eureka. With blistering form, a stellar Menangle record, and the bonus of a mares’ draw, she’s peaking at just the right time.

Aussie rock legends The Living End will headline the entertainment at this year’s TAB Eureka on September 7 at Club Menangle.
Known for their high-octane live shows and timeless hits, the band will bring serious energy to the world’s richest harness race. With General Admission FREE, this year’s TAB Eureka is shaping up as unmissable on and off the track.

Fresh off his 18th birthday, Jett Turnbull is aiming to line up in the world’s richest harness race, with in-form four-year-old Glitter Aint Gold, trained by his father, Nathan Turnbull. “If he gets a slot, he won’t just be competitive, he’ll be a winning chance,” Jett says.

Hall of Fame trainer John Hawkes is eyeing a historic double — a runner in both Australia’s richest thoroughbred and harness races.
With Briasa locked in for the $20M TAB Everest and Seathestars making a strong case for the $2.1M TAB Eureka, Hawkes and harness partner Geoff Webster are chasing glory across codes.
Could we see a rare Everest-Eureka double come September?

Power Rankings update just dropped.
Hesitate storms into the top 5 , and into the Singleton slot.
Seathestars enters the top 10, Our Goat finds form, and Glitter Aint Gold climbs.

Singo’s Back for More Eureka Glory
After winning last year’s TAB Eureka with Don Hugo, John Singleton returns with top 3YO Hesitate, trained by Luke McCarthy. With a strong resume and growing hype, could this be the first 3YO to take out the $2.1 million race?

The top 3 hold firm, but there’s serious movement in the middle of the pack. Our Luciano makes a huge leap into the Top 5, and Our Goat breaks into the Top 10 for the first time.

Jimmy Rattray says he’s got the horse… now he’s waiting for the call.

After a tough win in the Kevin Thomas 4YO, Our Luciano is on the rise and ticking every box for the $2.1M TAB Eureka. One more run this weekend, then it’s full steam ahead for Menangle.

After making history in the Rising Sun, Fate Awaits is firming as a TAB Eureka frontrunner and Kevin Seymour is hungry to go one better in 2025.

The latest TAB Eureka Power Rankings are in and the leaderboard is shifting.
Fate Awaits edges into second, while Attachment makes a serious leap from 9th to 4th. Our Luciano is back in the Top 10, while Fighter Command slips one spot after holding second last week.

Fighter Command’s Redemption Run: Tubbs Eyes Beautide Before Eureka Dreams

The July 1 TAB Eureka Power Rankings are in: no change at the top, two fresh faces enter the Top 10, and a few contenders slide as the countdown to race night heats up.

Can Hesitate keep Luke McCarthy’s TAB Eureka streak alive? The rising star stamped himself as a serious contender after a blistering win at Albion Park, and eyes a major test in next month’s Rising Sun.

Call To Order claims the golden ticket to the TAB Eureka after winning The Hayden on protest and rockets into the top 10 at No. 8!

Record-breaking U.S. pacer to stand at Cobbitty in 2025/26, adding serious firepower to the Summit Bloodstock roster.

Bay Of Biscay is back with one goal – to win the TAB Eureka.
He’s trialled sharply, skipped the Miracle Mile, and heads to QLD for The Rising Sun.

The 2025 TAB Eureka Power Rankings are back!

Bay Of Biscay leads the charge as last year’s runner-up eyes redemption, with comeback kid Fighter Command and a dominant Team Dixon also in the mix.

Australia’s most exciting pacer and early TAB Eureka favourite Always Hot has been sidelined by injury. The unbeaten 3 year-old, who was the early $3.50 favourite for the $2.1M race, will miss the event.

Jess Tubbs is daring to dream again.

For all the big races for the untapped Fighter Command, Tubbs and husband Greg Sugars feel some unfinished business with the world’s richest race.