The Spring Carnival moved onto the Caulfield Guineas and revelled in the sun as they caught a glimpse of some of the contenders for this year’s Melbourne Cup.
Media personalities, sportsmen and even a former Miss Universe contesteant - Scherri-Lee Biggs - enjoyed all the action in a thrilling day of racing.
Meanwhile, on the track it was a day of triumph for James McDonald, who rode Shooting to Win to victory in the $1 million Guineas.
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James McDonald is all smiles after his Caulfield Guineas victory on Shooting to Win.
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James McDonald and trainer Paul Snowden soak up their success.
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James McDonalds heads for the post on Shooting to Win.
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All eyes were fixed on the track for the big race.
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Darren Rawiller rides Trust in Gust to glory in the Toorak Handicap.
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Trainer Darren Weir celebrates Trust in Gust's victory.
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The South African born beauty lit up the galleries. (AAP)
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Hugh Bowman hit the line first on Amicus in the Schwepps Thousand Guineas.
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The ir were plenty of fillies with stylish headwear.