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Latest betting on the Caulfield Cup sees Hawkspur the favorite at $4.40. The following is the market on Monday from IASBet.
Hawkspur
4.40
Royal Descent
8.00
Dandino
8.50
Silent Achiever
9.00
Sea Moon
13.00
Jet Away
Dear Demi
17.00
Masked Marvel
21.00
Fawkner
Mr O'Ceirin
26.00
Super Cool
Seville
Green Moon (Unlikely)
Quintessential
34.00
Trevieres
41.00
Julienas
Simenon
Kesampour
Foreteller (Unlikely)
Ethiopia
Tuscan Fire
Waldpark
Sneak A Peek
Forgotten Voice
Moriarty
Mr Moet
51.00
Manighar
My Quest For Peace
Tanby
Mourayan
67.00
Oasis Bloom
Araldo
Glencadam Gold
Bass Strait
Kelinni
Ibicenco
81.00
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