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Siesta Horse

Siesta Career Stats

EARNINGS $60,690 AVG ODDS $2 Rating 42.8
9 1-4-1 Last 10 9 1-4-1 Career 4 1-1-0 12 mths 11% Wins 67% Places -74% ROI 1225M - 1225M Win Range
3 1-1-1 1st Up 3 0-2-0 2nd Up 9 1-4-1 Turf 0-0-0 Synthtc 0-0-0 FIRM 4 0-4-0 GOOD 5 1-0-1 SOFT 0-0-0 HEAVY

Siesta Next Race

  • 01:45PM Doomben R3
    Class 1, No Age Restrictions, Fillies & Mares, Apprentices Can Claim, Handicap

Siesta Profile

Siesta is a 4 year old bay mare. Siesta is trained by M G Price & M C Kent, at Cranbourne and owned by O P Egan, Miss J E Egan & APLC (Mgr: L D Cheney).

Siesta’s last race event was at 04/11/2025 and their next race is on 10/06/2026 at Doomben.

Siesta Racing Form

Career form is 1 wins, 4 seconds, 1 thirds from 9 starts with a lifetime career prize money of $60,690.

With a 11% Win Percentage and 67% Place Percentage. Siesta's last race event was at Randwick.

Exposed form for its last starts is 6-5-2-1-7.

Siesta's Results: Horse Racing History

Last Updated: 08/06/2026

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Siesta Next Race

  • Doomben R3
    10/06/26 at 01:45PM
    Class 1, No Age Restrictions, Fillies & Mares, Apprentices Can Claim, Handicap Form Guide

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