Caulfield Cup second favourite Lucas Cranach has eased from $7.00 to $9.00 with online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au following reports the horse is recovering from a burst foot abcess. “The big movers in the market are Southern Speed and Manighar who drew perfectly in gates four and five,” sportsbet.com.au’s Haydn Lane said. “We’ve eased Lucas Cranach out to $9.00 on news of his possible setback and have found no takers at this stage, while December Draw remains the solid $2.40 favourite in a relatively weak Cup.” If your horse almost gets the job done in the Caulfield Cup but runs second, sportsbet.com.au will refund your bet as cash! For details, head to http://www.sportsbet.com.au/content/offers/bonuses-refunds. 2011 Caulfield Cup Betting Market @ sportsbet.com.au $2.40 December ...
Black Caviar is the $1.70 favourite with online bookmaker sportsbet.com.au to win next week’s Manikato Stakes, despite there being doubts on whether she’ll contest the event. Superstar colt Sepoy is next in the market at $2.20 and will start at even money or shorter should Peter Moody decide not to enter his unbeaten champion, while More Joyous is currently $3.50. “If the mighty mare doesn’t run, Sepoy and More Joyous can raffle the Manikato between themselves,” sportsbet.com.au’s Haydn Lane said. “From all reports both have been electric in their recent trackwork and they should be far superior to the rest.” Black Caviar is expected to continue her dominance of the sprinting game and is priced at just $1.40 to beat ...
Instead of all the talk being about the horses, everyone is talking about the weather. Caulfield has had a drenching this week and we will definitely being looking for mud larks to feature on the day. Also any horse that has questionable stamina usually can be discarded as racing on a heavy track is akin to adding an extra furlong to the journey. But there will still be ten horses in the winner’s enclosure and sometimes wet-track form stands up and the winners can be easy to find. A prime example of this is PURPLE in race 7. This horse just loves the wet tracks having won 5 from 9 on slow or heavy going. She is proven at the ...
In our Caulfield Cup late mail post yesterday we predicted that the best shot was Viewed at 15/1. If you jumped on then you would be seeing a nice return now as the Bart Cummings horse won the 2009 Caulfield Cup. All the late money came for predatory pricer. This money was no good as Bart Cummings picked up the quinella. Roman Emporer finished in 2nd place to cap off a highly successful day for the connections. As AustralianGambling.com.au continues to delve into the Spring Carnival of 2009 we will do our best to bring you even more winners. With the Melbourne Cup of 2009 fast approaching there is money flooding in from all around the country. Congratulations to the ...
With three of the top four runners in the 2009 Caulfield Cup being foreigners, this is the widest the betting has ever been on this race. Punter don’t know much about the overseas horses, with some punters at Sports Alive getting on Kirklees at longer than the current 9/1 odds. Last start winner and Bart Cummings trained Allez Wonder is paying $9.50 on SPorts Alive. That is significantly shorter than the 41/1 it was paying on the weekend. A couple of punter went to town on the Aussie bookmaker when they had up to $300 on the long shot. No one seems to know what they are betting on this year. It is a wide open affair, with the bookies ...
The Caulfield Cup betting markets are now open at the better Australian bookmakers. At the moment it looks like the main ones that have up to date odds on the 2009 Caulfield Cup are Betfair and Sports Alive. Start betting at Betfair now! The latest Caulfield Cup odds for 2009 are shown below. They come courtesy of Betfair. As you can tell from the odds, there is no clear stand out in this year’s Caulfield Cup. As we move close to the running of this prestigious event, and the field is definitive, the odds with shorten remarkably. Even though it is riskier betting now, if you know you’re on a good thing, there is plenty plenty of value around. There ...
