Giga Kick swoops in All-Aged
Victorian trainer Clayton Douglas trains first G1 winner as star galloper demonstrates why many consider him Australia’s best sprinter
www.racing.comHere’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting up to 2026.
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Giga Kick has not won a Group 1 in 2025–2026 that corresponds to “All Aged Stakes” as the latest All Aged Stakes results in recent years show Giga Kick’s notable All Aged victory occurred in 2023. For the 2024–2026 seasons, there are various reports of him competing in Sydney sprint features, but no confirmed 2025–2026 All Aged Stakes win as of the latest public summaries.[3][5]
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In early 2026, there were expectations around Giga Kick returning to Sydney for major sprint targets, with headlines highlighting a potential clash in open-age G1 races, though concrete results for the All Aged Stakes in 2026 are not clearly documented in the sources I have access to here.[5]
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Related context: Giga Kick’s 2023 All Aged Stakes win at Randwick (1400m) was a landmark Group 1 score and remains a key reference point for his form and potential in subsequent Sydney carnivals. Other outlets noted that his career trajectory included highs in the Everest era and continued sprint campaigns thereafter.[1][2][3]
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest race results from official Australian Racing pages or major outlets (e.g., Racing Australia, RACNG, or Racing.com) and pull the exact outcome of the latest All Aged Stakes to confirm whether Giga Kick registered another win in that race this year. I can also summarize the field, margin, and any upcoming targets if you want.