The 2026 Racing Victoria Off The Track Carnival was held at Boneo Park from September 11–13, celebrating the talent and versatility of retired racehorses as they continue into new careers beyond the racetrack.
More than 500 off-the-track thoroughbreds took part across the three-day carnival, competing in a wide range of disciplines with more than $260,000 in prizemoney on offer.
Among the former racing stars in attendance was Caulfield and Melbourne Cup winner Without A Fight, while OTI was delighted to have two of our own former racehorses, Future Score and Win O’Clock, taking part across the weekend.
Win O’Clock
Former OTI galloper and Hamilton Cup winner Win O’Clock is now in the care of Emily and Chris Hill, and despite a previous tendon injury has been thriving in his life after racing.
Win O’Clock and rider Emily had a busy weekend, beginning with the Combined Training on Saturday, before returning on Sunday to compete in the 60cm Showjumping.
Future Score
Former OTI Stakes winner and Matt Cumani trained Future Score was also in action with rider Elisha Hassan. The pair competed across several disciplines throughout the carnival.
Their weekend began with Dressage on Friday, before a busy Sunday saw them take part in both the Led Show Hack and Ridden Show Hack. They also took first prize in Fashions on the Field to round out a successful weekend.
Future Score enjoyed a successful racing career in OTI colours, and it has been equally rewarding to follow his progress since retirement and see him enjoying a varied second career off the track.