Lucia Valentina heads odds in 2014 Caulfield Cup betting

The Kris Lee-trained Lucia Valentina has cemented her place at the top of betting for the 2014 Caulfield Cup with an impressive win in the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes at Flemington.

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Bookie Sportingbet.com.au cut Lucia Valentina’s odds of winning the Caulfield Cup from $10 into clear-cut $6 favouritism following the victory.

“Based on that run and how she’s been progressing this campaign she is going to be very tough to beat,” Sportingbet’s Andrew Brown said.

“Punters have been steadily chipping away at her since her first-up win in the Tramway at Randwick and she’s now clearly one of our worst results in the all-in book.

Dear Demi remains a $10 second pick in front of Japanese runner Bande at $11.

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2014 Caulfield Cup

Odds from Sportingbet.com.au

Lucia Valentina $6

Dear Demi $10

Bande $11

Rising Romance $13

Who Shot TheBarman $13

The Offer $15

Ambivalent $15

Admire Rakti $15

Others $16+

 

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Lucia Valentina has confirmed her Caulfield Cup favouritism after winning the Group One Turnbull at Flemington.

Sent out at $8.50, Lucia Valentina saved ground through the turn before joining in at the 200m towards the centre of the track.

She put the race beyond doubt soon after to beat Lidari ($18) and Brambles.

“I had to ride her for a bit of luck but she’s got a great turn of foot to be able to do that,” jockey Kerrin McEvoy said.

Lucia Valentina had to be cleared by Racing Victoria vets before taking her place in the field after suffering a hoof complaint during the week.

“She missed a bit of work on Thursday but as it turned out it may have been a blessing in disguise,” trainer Kris Lees said.

In a race full of Cups hopefuls, Puissance De Lune jumped well before being headed by by Brambles and Entirely Platinum.

Entirely Platinum set a solid tempo but he was one of the first horses beaten.

Top New Zealand mare Silent Achiever settled further back than connections wanted, drifting back to 11th and never figured as a winning chance.

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