Emirates Stakes Day Fashions on the Field
The 2011 competition has been completed. Congratulations to all the winners in this year's competition!
Congratulations to the 2011 winners!
Family Category
Winner – The Kibbis Family
1st runner up – The Donovan Family
2nd runner up – The Mulcahy Family
Junior Category
Girls
Winner – Mia Sango, 6
1st runner up – Kodi Buckley, 10
2nd runner up – Ellie Draper, 11
Boys
Winner – Zakariya Sivritas, 7
1st runner up – Kareem Sheikh, 7
2nd runner up - Aaron Sivritas, 7
Senior Category
Girls
Winner – Millie Wyatt, 15
1st runner up – Natasha Robinson, 16
2nd runner up – Telisha Postans, 15
Boys
Winner – Fedele D’Amico, 15
1st runner up – Dylan Dunn, 16
2nd runner up – Max Jaggard, 15
About the Competition
Emirates Stakes Day Fashions on the Field provides an opportunity for children, teenagers and families to strut their stuff on the catwalk in the latest racewear for their age.
In 2011 all pre-registered contestants went in the draw to win a trip for two to New Zealand flying Emirates Airline with a $1,000 travel voucher.
The popularity of this ever-growing competition is vast and to ensure that no one misses an opportunity, pre-registration is highly advisable. Details will be available closer to the competition date.
This year with the addition of the family category means that people of all ages will have the chance to enter the competition alongside their family. There are also specific age categories which include Juniors (6-12 years) and Seniors (13-17 years).
Judging Criteria for 2011
The competition is for "Fun and Fashionable Racewear", a panel of children's fashion industry representatives and celebrity judges will determine winners based on the following criteria:
- Grooming and deportment
- Appropriateness of the outfit for the person's age, the climate and the race day
- Style and originality
Please note that:
- Contestants must enter on their own behalf and are not permitted to be dressed by a third party or have any commercial agenda.
- Prize-winners are not permitted to transfer their prizes to a third party.
