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The 2015 Caulfield Cup has arrived, and the race is schedule to take place at 5:40pm AEDT on Saturday October 17. There are a number of ways available to view or listen to the race.
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Live Stream
For punters there are a number of places to stream the Caulfield Cup live as betting websites Bet365, Crownbet, Ladbrokes and Sportsbet all offer a free live stream of the event, which can be accessed via mobile devices, tablets, or PC.
However, to access these live streams you’ll have to be a registered user of the website in question, and will need to have deposited money into your account at least once in the past.
To access the live stream on Bet 365, log into your account and click the ‘live streaming’ link at the top of the page. Alternatively you can click ‘watch’ on the race page.
To live stream via Crownbet, log into your account and click the ‘watch live’ icon on the top of the race market.
For live streaming via Ladbrokes, log into your account and click the ‘watch live stream’ button at the top of the race market.
If live streaming on Sportsbet, log into your account and click the ‘watch live racing’ button on the homepage, where you’ll find live streaming and also race replays from all Victorian meetings.
Live streaming of the race will also be available free on Racing.com via the Racing+ service, this allows access to the website’s broadcast of the race and also to race replays.
This service is free but requires users to sign up with a name and email address.
Alternatively it is possible to stream the race live via the Sky Racing Media Centre, however this is a paid service.
You can purchase a day pass for $5, a monthly pass for $20 or a yearly pass for $150. For new users, there is a 24 hour free trial available.
This service allows you to access live footage and race replays via your computer, or via the Sky Racing app on mobile devices.
The Roar will also be running a live blog of the race.
TV
The Caulfield Cup is being broadcast both on Free-to-Air television and via Foxtel.
Free-to-Air coverage will be available on Channel Seven which is broadcasting the entire day of racing, starting at 12:30pm AEDT and concluding at 6:00pm AEDT.
On Foxtel the broadcast will be on Sky Racing 1 (channel 519), beginning at 12:00pm AEDT and concluding at 6:00pm AEDT.
The race itself is scheduled to take place at 5:40pm AEDT.
Radio
There’s a number of radio services through which it’s possible to listen to live coverage of the Caulfield Cup, both Sky Racing and Radio Sport National will broadcast the race and are available to stream online.
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