Makybe Diva - Race Record

Race Record

**2001-02 Season as a Three Year Old**
Result	Date	Race	Venue	Distance	Weight (kg)	Time	Jockey	Winner/2nd
4th	29/7/2002	3yo Maiden	Benalla	1200m	54.5	1:13.15	F. Alesci	Blues Explosion 1st

**2002-03 Season as a Four Year Old**
Result	Date	Race	Venue	Distance	Weight (kg)	Time	Jockey	Winner/2nd
Won	13/08/2002	Maiden	Wangaratta	1600m	55	1:41.70	V. Hall	Sing Us a Tune 2nd
Won	3/9/2002	Class 1	Sale	1700m	55	1:43.97	V. Hall	Zanisa 2nd
Won	17/9/2002	Class 3	Ballarat	2000m	54.5	2:07.15	V. Hall	Our Fireman Sam 2nd
Won	3/10/2002	F & M Handicap	Flemington	2000m	52	2:02.31	B.Prebble	Little Miss Quick 2nd
Won	30/10/2002	Werribee Cup	Werribee	2000m	51.5	2:03.24	L. Currie	Aquiver 2nd
Won	9/11/2002	Queen Elizabeth Stakes	Flemington	2500m	52	2:35.78	L. Currie	Spirit of Westbury 2nd
8th	5/4/2003	Open Handicap	Caulfield	1400m	55.5	1:22.52	V. Hall	Karamazou 1st
6th	25/4/2003	Auckland RC Hcp.	Flemington	1600m	56.5	1:37.10	V. Hall	Old Man 1st

**2003-04 Season as a Five Year Old**
Result	Date	Race	Venue	Distance	Weight (kg)	Time	Jockey	Winner/2nd
4th	30/08/2003	Noel Rundle Welter	Caulfield	1400m	58.5	1:25.32	L. Currie	C'Est Le Reve 1st
4th	13/09/2003	W H Stock Stakes	Moonee Valley	1600m	55.5	1:36.81	S. Arnold	Sunday Joy 1st
4th	4/10/2003	Turnbull Stakes	Flemington	2000m	56.5	2:04.06	L. Currie	Studebaker 1st
4th	18/10/2003	Caulfield Cup	Caulfield	2400m	51.5	2:25.98	G. Boss	Mummify 1st
Won	4/11/2003	Melbourne Cup	Flemington	3200m	51	3:19.90	G. Boss	She's Archie 2nd
7th	14/2/2004	Chester Manifold Stakes	Flemington	1400m	59.5	1:21.12	V. Hall	Mr Murphy 1st
3rd	28/2/2004	Carlyon Cup	Caulfield	1600m	56.5	1:36.24	G. Boss	La Sirenuse 1st
6th	8/3/2004	Australian Cup	Flemington	2000m	55.5	2:01.67	G. Boss	Lonhro 1st
3rd	20/3/2004	Ranvet Stakes	Rosehill	2000m	55.5	2:03.22	G. Boss	Sound Action 1st
3rd	3/4/2004	The BMW Stakes	Rosehill	2400m	55.5	2:25.78	G. Boss	Grand Zulu 1st
Won	17/4/2004	Sydney Cup	Randwick	3200m	55.5	3:21.21	G. Boss	Manawa King 2nd

**2004-05 Season as a Six Year Old**
Result	Date	Race	Venue	Distance	Weight (kg)	Time	Jockey	Winner/2nd
4th	28/08/2004	Memsie Stakes	Caulfield	1400m	55.5	1:23.02	L. CurrieS	Regal Roller 1st
2nd	11/09/2004	J F Feehan Stakes	Moonee Valley	1600m	55.5	1:42.50	L. Currie	Delzao 1st
7th	2/10/2004	Turnbull Stakes	Flemington	2000m	56.5	2:00.46	D. Oliver	Elvstroem 1st
2nd	16/10/2004	Caulfield Cup	Caulfield	2400m	55.5	2:31.37	G. Boss	Elvstroem 1st
Won	2/11/2004	Melbourne Cup	Flemington	3200m	55.5	3:28.55	G. Boss	Vinnie Roe 2nd
7th	12/2/2005	C F Orr Stakes	Caulfield	1400m	55.5	1:22.85	S. King	Elvstroem 1st
2nd	26/2/2005	St George Stakes	Caulfield	1800m	56.5	1:49.56	G. Boss	Elvstroem 1st
Won	12/3/2005	Australian Cup	Flemington	2000m	55.5	1:58.73	G. Boss	Winning Belle 2nd
Won	19/3/2005	The BMW Stakes	Rosehill	2400m	55.5	2:26.99	G. Boss	Grand Armee 2nd
7th	10/4/2005	April Stakes	Nakayama	2000m	59	2:00.1	G. Boss	Suzuno 1 March
7th	1/5/2005	Tenno Sho	Kyoto	3200m	56	3:16.5	G. Boss	Suzuka Mambo 1st

**2005-06 Season as a Seven Year Old.**
Result	Date	Race	Venue	Distance	Weight (kg)	Time	Jockey	Winner/2nd
Won	27/08/2005	Memsie Stakes	Caulfield	1400m	55.5	1:26.75	S. King	Barely a Moment 2nd
2nd	10/09/2005	J F Feehan Stakes	Moonee Valley	1600m	55.5	1:37.64	G. Boss	Lad of the Manor 1st
Won	1/10/2005	Turnbull Stakes	Flemington	2000m	56.5	2:01.57	G. Boss	Lad of the Manor 2nd
Won	22/10/2005	Cox Plate	Moonee Valley	2040m	55.5	2:09.27	G. Boss	Lotteria 2nd
Won	1/11/2005	Melbourne Cup	Flemington	3200m	58	3:19.79	G. Boss	On a Jeune 2nd

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