Wonder horse Winx has become a national treasure in Australia and was one of the greatest turf horses to ever grace the track. Now she is retired, here is a look back at her glittering career.
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Winx made her competitive debut in 2014, winning her first two races of the season.
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The wonder-horse showed her true potential in 2015 with a win in one of Australia's most prestigious races, the Cox Plate. Ridden by Hugh Bowman, Winx raised eyebrows by beating an impressive field.
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Winx secured back-to-back Cox Plate victories in 2016. She also claimed successive Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year awards.
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Bowman secured a third successive Cox Plate win on Winx in 2017. The win helped retain her standing as the world's top-ranked turf horse.
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Winx has extended her unbeaten run to 29 races and once again retained her top spot in the world rankings. The horse has not lost since April 2015.
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Jockey Hugh Bowman celebrates after guiding Winx to her record fourth Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in Melbourne, her 29th straight victory of a remarkable career.
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Winx was named the 2018 Longines Horse of the Year alongside Cracksman.
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Winx racked up a 33rd straight win and a third consecutive Queen Elizabeth stakes in the final race of a remarkable career.
