Caulfield Cup Betting 
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The 2009 Caulfield Cup saw Bart Cummings' horse Viewed complete an historic double, winning the Melbourne Cup 2008 and the Caulfield Cup 2009. Betfair will have great odds for all the races in this year’s spring racing calendar.
Last year’s Caulfield Cup was a great race for Bart Cummings, who secured 1st and 2nd places. Looking forward to Spring this year, there is the Cox Plate , the Derby and of course the Melbourne Cup. For tips and more information about the spring carnival, check in at Betfair on a regular basis. |
Caulfield cup results
Dafydd Lewis / 17 October 2009 / Leave a comment
Viewed took the Caulfield Cup today with Roman Emperor and Vigor/Daffodil taking 2nd and 3rd respectively.Read more »
Caulfield Cup Tips - cash in by backing ballots
Steve Mcghee / 17 October 2009 / Leave a comment
The first three ballots of the 2009 G1 Caulfield Cup rate massive chances in the consolation G3 David Jones Cup (2000m), which is the race run right before the main event of the day. Two of them deserved a start in the big show (Baughurst and Shocking) and the other is a fourth up specialist (Newport), so bettors can now build up their bank for an even bigger splurge on the Caulfield Cup.Read more »
Caulfield cup day
Dafydd Lewis / 16 October 2009 / Leave a comment
Livia is selected in the filly race over 2000m from a pair of daughters of Zabeel, namely Zapurb and Absolute Joy, while the West Australian raider Bridgestone is noted in the G3 AAMI Norman Robinson (2000m). Glam Slam can win the last race on the card for fillies and mares fresh up from a wide draw and be part of a great Caulfield Cup Day day again for trainer Danny O'Brien.Read more »
Best value each-way chances in the Caulfield Cup
Kristen Manning / 15 October 2009 / Leave a comment
A really tough Caulfield Cup this year but where there is an even spread of horses there is value, especially with the big pools in place! writes Kirsten Manning.Read more »
Previous winner can be the Master again
Kristen Manning / 15 October 2009 / Leave a comment
Master O'Reilly can repeat his 2007 Caulfield Cup win this weekend, writes Kristen Manning.Read more »
Herbert Power-Hissing Sid snake eyes anyone?
Steve Mcghee / 08 October 2009 / Leave a comment
Hissing Sid looks the one to beat in the Herbert Power at Caulfield on Saturday at the weights from a soft draw and I expect some serious money to go on the gelding late let alone in pre-post markets. Read more »
Precedence to pull rank at Caulfield
Steve Mcghee / 06 October 2009 / Leave a comment
The stayer Precedence has always had some speculative money on him for the major staying races over the Melbourne spring carnival and not just because he is trained by the 'Cups king' himself Bart Cummings and is sired by Zabeel.Read more »
Caulfield Cup-Shocking revelations almost Machiavellian in sheer Cups cunningness
Steve Mcghee / 25 September 2009 / Leave a comment
The spring path to either the Caulfield Cup or the Melbourne Cup or preferably both is down to the quick in fingernail biting terms for those far too eager bettors that grabbed some massively unders price-wise several weeks ago on the Mark Kavanagh trained entire Shocking, writes hen McGhee.Read more »
Caulfield Cup - Cima Cumani Laude
Steve Mcghee / 16 September 2009 / Leave a comment
The skill and acumen of thoroughbred trainer Luca Cumani to set thoroughbreds to win international G1 feature races from the Bedford House stables has been on display for more than three decades and his results have impressively scored top of the class on almost every continent. By Stephen McGheeRead more »
Caulfield Cup 2009
Andy Morris / 06 February 2009 / Leave a comment
The Caulfield cup 2009 with Betfair. Previews, analysis and commentary.Read more »
The Caulfield Cup
The Caulfield Cup is a thoroughbred horse race that is extremely popular in Australia and well-known throughout the international racing world. Although this race was first run in the autumn in 1879, it later moved in 1881 to the spring, and has remained there ever since. It is held yearly by the Melbourne Racing Club and is open to horses three-years-old and over, with the bonus that any that qualify for the Caulfield Cup will possibly also qualify for the Melbourne Cup. Like the Melbourne Cup, the Caulfield Cup is a handicap 2,400 metres in length.
The Caulfield Cup track used to be often referred to as 'The Heath' due to its harsh nature. In 1996, it had a makeover that made it not only a better track but also made it more friendly to the punters. Following this, the Caulfield track got excellent reviews. The new track saw a widening of 30 metres, as well as a 43 metre length increase on the straightway. The new addition of glass shielding helped prevent spectators from getting soaked in the case of inclement weather.
Overall, the Caulfield Cup is an event that houses some of the toughest races going every season. In this event, prize monies have been seen to reach over two million dollars, a very large purse not seen in many other events.
As the time draws closer to the Caulfield Cup each year, odds will shorten dramatically. At this point of the year, however, it is anyone’s guess, but in the meantime getting ready is half the battle.
With the closeness and similar layout of the Melbourne Cup and the Caulfield Cup, it is known as the first betting double. This is why Caulfield Cup betting often encompasses the Melbourne Cup as well. In the past, people who bet on the Cups Double have seen great returns on horses such as Ethereal, Doriemus, Might and Let’s Elope.
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We make it easy to place a Caulfield Cup bet, so get involved in the action with Betfair. Because of the unique way we operate, we are able to offer odds, on average, 20% higher than bookmakers.
We cover a great range of events, from Australian races like the Caulfield Guineas, the Cox Plate, the Golden Slipper and, of course, the Melbourne Cup, to English favourites such as the Grand National and Cheltenham.
Check out our weekly preview and racing calendar to make sure you have the best information at your fingertips, and don’t forget to keep an eye on our horse racing results to find out how your selections have fared.
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