Southern Cross Stakes

The registered race name is named after Frederick William Clissold, former director and founding member of Canterbury Park Racing Club, who died in 1947, one year after the inaugural running of the race bearing his name. Name • 1940–1992 - Frederick Clissold Handicap • 1993 - Anniversary Cup • 1994 - Frederick Clissold Handicap • 1995 - Frederick Clissold Quality • 1996–1998 - Frederick Clissold Handicap • 1999–2002 - Frederick Clissold Stakes • 2003 - Premier Express Freight Stakes • 2004–2008 - Frederick Clissold Stakes • 2009 onwards - Southern Cross Stakes Grade • 1940–1979 - Principal race • 1980–1988 - Listed race • 1989 onwards – Group 3 race Distance • 1940–1972 - 6 furlongs (~1200m) • 1975 onwards - 1200 metres Venue • 1989–1990 - Canterbury Park Racecourse • 1991–1994 - Rosehill Gardens Racecourse • 1995 - Canterbury Park Racecourse • 1996–2005 - Rosehill Gardens Racecourse • 2006–2011 - Randwick Racecourse • 2012 - Rosehill Gardens Racecourse • 2013 - Warwick Farm Racecourse • 2014 - 2023 - Randwick Racecourse • 2024 onwards - Rosehill Gardens Racecourse 1945 racebook File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P1.jpg|1945 STC Frederick Clissold Handicap front cover File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P2.jpg|1945 STC Frederick Clissold Handicap raceday officials File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P3.jpg|1945 STC Frederick Clissold Handicap starters and results File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P4.jpg|1945 STC Frederick Clissold Handicap winner, Gay King File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P5.jpg|1945 STC Frederick Clissold Handicap starters and results File:1945 STC Frederick Clissold Stakes Racebook P6.jpg|Back cover showing totalisator odds indicator ==Winners==