Perth Cup Betting Odds

Alaskan God will run for trainer Daniel Morton in the 2023 Perth Cup and the horse has plenty to prove after falling short in the past few races, while Marocchino is also prominent in the betting market. Queen Alina is also trading at single figures and it could be worth looking at an each-way bet for this overseas encounter.

Australian racing fans will be wagering millions on an encounter which is a Perth Racing Group 2 Thoroughbred horse race. It might even be that live streaming and best odds guaranteed is available, with lots of horse racing betting sites offering antepost and daily racing odds for the action Down Under.

Diamond Scene

4/1

4/1

Apulia

5/1

5/1

Buckets Ridge

13/2

13/2

Forever Boy

13/2

13/2

Stormageddon

7/1

7/1

Cosmic Crusader

8/1

8/1

Grand Pierro

9/1

9/1

Sentimental Hero

12/1

12/1

Captain Pluto

12/1

12/1

Filthy Habits

16/1

16/1

In Good Order

16/1

16/1

First Encounter

16/1

16/1

Demolish

16/1

16/1

Simply

20/1

20/1

Admiration Express

20/1

20/1

Zipaway

25/1

25/1

Hemlock Stone

25/1

25/1

Funchal

25/1

25/1

Lavalier

25/1

25/1

Fear The Wind

25/1

25/1

Fame

33/1

33/1

Memory Parade

33/1

33/1

Rocking Society

50/1

50/1

Be Optimistic

50/1

50/1

Emerald Trader

50/1

50/1

Playhouse Patron

50/1

50/1

Candlelight Supper

100/1

100/1

I Love Your Smile

100/1

100/1

Weeraechoux

100/1

100/1

Cosmic Chaos

200/1

200/1

Truevinsky

200/1

200/1

2023 Perth Cup Tips

The Perth Cup is one of the biggest horse races on the Australian calendar and this takes centre stage on New Year’s Day, with the entrants battling it out over one and a half miles. Alaskan God is regarded as the most likely winner of this encounter, with the runner finishing eighth in the recent Drummond Golf - Northerly Stakes although that was a hot race where a midfield position was more than respectable.

Let’s not forget that the Daniel Morton-trained runner was able to get home first in the Schweppes-W.A.T.C. Derby over one mile and four furlongs, with that victory happening at Ascot Racecourse. There was also a solid outing and a close finish in the Hosemasters - Asian Beau Stakes, while the horse found a one mile trip too stiff in the Furphy – Railway Stakes.

Marocchino can’t be discounted and Lou Luciani’s charge is bidding to score a further victory, with the latest effort being in the Ted Van Heemst Stakes which was a Group 2 encounter over one mile, two-and-a-half furlongs. The six-year-old also won the XXX Northam Cup and could be a good each-way shout.

Neufbosc is a French-trained runner who has struggled to make an impression in his previous two outings, with Neville Parnham’s charge looking to find some form although he might be better suited to the company on New Year’s Day. Buster Bash and Truly Inspired are other runners who could be in the frame.