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Melbourne Cup Results 2025: Winner, Placings, Full Finishing Order for Flemington Horse Race
Jamie Melham became the second female jockey to win the $10 million Melbourne Cup, leading Half Yours to victory with a strong finish in the 3,200-meter race.
- On Tuesday, Jamie Melham became only the second woman jockey to win the Aus$10 million Melbourne Cup at Flemington Racecourse, steering Half Yours to victory.
- Half Yours made a late charge, pulling clear on a soft track to outpace Goodie Two Shoes and Middle Earth by 1.5 lengths after Land Legend tired with 1,000 meters to go.
- The connections of Half Yours will pocket $4.5 million, with the official breakdown listing first place as $4.5 million and winnings split 85, 10, 5 among owners, trainer, and jockey.
- Jamie Melham capped a remarkable few weeks by backing up her Caulfield Cup win with Melbourne Cup victory, saying `Oh my God, this is what we do it for` while Michelle Payne told her `Welcome to the club`.
- A cultural institution in Australia, the Melbourne Cup runs on the first Tuesday of November and is a Victoria public holiday; female participation rose with four women last year and three this year.
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Half Yours Wins the 2025 Melbourne Cup
Jamie Melham has created history by riding Half Yours to victory in the $10 million Melbourne Cup. A decade after Michelle Payne became the first female jockey to win the race that stops a nation, close friend Melham became the first to complete the Caulfield-Melbourne Cup double. Half Yours burst clear in a thrilling finish at Flemington for father-son training duo Tony and Calvin McEvoy. Two-time winner Joseph O’Brien’s Goodie Two Shoes was se…
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Melbourne Cup results: From Half Yours glory to Buckaroo’s last spot
The official finishing order for this year’s Melbourne Cup, run over 3200 metres at Flemington. It was a triumphant day for Half Yours and jockey Jamie Melham, who won the race for the first time. Buckaroo finished last.
·Sydney, Australia
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right3Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
Bias Distribution
- 45% of the sources lean Left
45% Left
L 45%
C 22%
R 33%
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