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She is one of three chances in the Caulfield Cup 2012 for trainer Peter Moody to break his duck in the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival classic but can early Caulfield Cup betting market mover Lights Of Heaven become a dual Group 1 winner on Saturday?
Moody is preparing to saddle up three horse in this year’s edition of the $2.5 million Group 1 BMW Caulfield Cup (2400m), running as Caulfield Race 8 at 4:05pm (AEST) on Saturday, the shortest-priced of which is Zabeel mare Lights Of Heaven.
Having been heavily supported since the Caulfield Cup barrier draw on Wednesday after coming up with gate eight (into seven), five-year-old Lights Of Heaven has firmed into an $11 shot in the Caulfield Cup betting odds at bookmaker.com.au.
“It is a lovely gate for her and she travels in the first half dozen on an even speed, in the first three if they walk, and she can slide back and settle if they want to go fast. She’s in great condition,” Moody said.
Lights Of Heaven was a Group 1 winner at three but can she do it again and win the biggest race of her life in the 2012 Caulfield Cup?
Having gone over the Caulfield Cup form guide and betting history below are the pros and cons of backing this Moody mare for the big one this weekend.
Seen enough to suggest Lights Of Heaven has what it takes to score an upset Caulfield Cup result this weekend?
Whatever horse you’re backing this Caulfield Cup Day make sure you lock in the best prices by betting online with bookmaker.com.au who are also offering exclusive Pick Your Own Odds for the Caulfield Cup 2012!
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