We have expert horse racing tips for the Caulfield Cup at Caulfield on Saturday, which is one of the biggest races in Australia.
It takes place on Race 9 at 5:15 pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Caulfield Cup.
The race features the likes of Buckaroo, Eliyass, and Zardozi, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for Caulfield Cup
Best Bet:
#13 Zardozi @ $7.50
Best Each Way:
#2 Buckaroo @ $4.20
Best Roughie:
#18 Sayedaty Sadaty @ $15.00
Caulfield Cup Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have five runners on their ticket for the Caulfield Cup trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Zardozi
- Buckaroo
- Sayedaty Sadaty
- Eliyass
- Deny Knowledge

Caulfield Cup First-Four Tips
We have included seven runners for our Caulfield Cup first-four. Boxing all seven selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Zardozi
- Buckaroo
- Sayedaty Sadaty
- Eliyass
- Deny Knowledge
- Land Legend
- Positivity

Caulfield Cup Form Guide & Tips
(1) Kalapour ($101.00)
Big odds and he doesn’t appear to be running well enough to figure in the finish.
(2) Buckaroo (Best Each Way – $4.20)
Running with another leg this preparation, ironically following being gelded. A great winning chance and he has been well backed.
We expect him to figure in the finish at each-way odds.
(3) Circle of Fire ($35.00)
Better for two runs under his belt this preparation but he could be waiting for the Melbourne Cup.
(4) Warp Speed ($21.00)
Japanese form must always be respected, despite drawing wide. He is a four-time winner in Japan, and getting a light weight helps.
We’re happy to include him in first four picks.
(5) Huetor ($51.00)
Showed good ability fresh up before showing little last time out. He would need to improve significantly on that effort.
(6) Warmonger ($15.00)
Racing at Caulfield for the first time is never an easy task. He comes off a tough performance at Flemington, so he might need more time this campaign.
(7) Eliyass ($7.00)
A tough customer that won well in Sydney before battling well for third last time out.
Drawing barrier 21 will make it tough early, but he has enough tactical pace to warrant attention, and we’re not leaving him out.
(8) Land Legend ($10.00)
Won the Metrop last start but this is a different race. Talented, but his odds are drifting and we’re not sure where he gets in the run off the inside draw.
(9) Young Werther ($26.00)
Not the easiest runner to follow at the best of times. A good winner two back, but we have found better chances in our Caulfield Cup picks.
(10) Duke De Sessa ($18.00)
He has fitness under his belt, but he’s always a runner that is around the mark without winning.
It could take a special run to win this race and we don’t think he’s got that in him.
(11) Knight’s Choice ($126.00)
His best form comes when he leads, but he has struggled to get in a winning position. The odds tell the story.
(12) Muramasa ($23.00)
Shortening odds following two placings, but he’s another runner we haven’t found room for in our picks.
(13) Zardozi (Best Bet – $7.50)
She fought gamely behind Land Legend in the Metrop, and she has been waiting for this race.
We expect money to come for her at 51kg, which is a luxury weight. Her odds could firm to around $5.00 on race day.
(14) Coco Sun ($46.00)
Backed and beaten a couple of times this season, and we can’t have her this time around.
(15) Deny Knowledge ($8.50)
He got the better of Mr Brightside last week when leading throughout at Caulfield.
The Underwood is a solid form guide, so he enters first four calculations.
(16) Valiant King ($101.00)
Big odds and he hasn’t been running well.
(17) Positivity ($34.00)
The Kiwi won well two back before battling on gamely last start. Yet to finish worse than second at Caulfield, so consider.
(18) Sayedaty Sadaty (Best Roughie – $15.00)
European form can’t be overlooked, which is why he’s our best roughie. He owns a win and five placings, and Maher should have him ready.
(19) Fancy Man ($91.00)
Solid efforts but in much easier races. Should struggle here.
(20) Berkshire Breeze ($71.00)
He was once the Melbourne Cup favourite, but that has gone to the wayside. Doesn’t look the winner.
(21) Francesco Guardi ($61.00)
He can finish strongly but this level is too hard for him.
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