Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted August 16, 2023 Journalists Share Posted August 16, 2023 Cranbourne Turf Club has been a major country racing venue in Victoria since commencing operations in 1867. Since 2012, Cranbourne Racecourse has been a central element of Victoria’s summer racing series, giving the likes of Moonee Valley a break from its rigorous use throughout a racing season. These Friday evening meetings make up a big portion of Cranbourne’s race-days throughout the calendar year, with a total of 23 race meetings scheduled to take place at the track, located south-east of Melbourne city. The Listed Cranbourne Cup (1600m) is considered the feature event for the club, gaining plenty of admirers with the now $500,000 in prize money gaining plenty attention across the state – evening greeting some international flavor as Folkswood (2017) took out the race for Charlie Appleby and Godolphin. Cranbourne horse racing news With plenty of trackwork, jump-outs and barrier trials taking place at Cranbourne to go along with race-days, there’s always stacks of breaking racing news coming out of Cranbourne Racecourse and the writers here at HorseBetting.com.au try to provide swift updates throughout there year. The latest Cranbourne racing news includes: Te Akau stars return with Cambridge trial New Zealand horse racing news 1 month ago New Zealand’s leading stable, Te Akau Racing, begun their march towards spring racing with the return of several of their … Read More New horse clinic & hospital for Cranbourne Racecourse Australia horse racing news 2 months ago Racehorses at the Cranbourne Training Centre will have access to a new world-class equine veterinary clinic and hospital, expected to … Read More Te Akau Racing set for Cranbourne move Australia horse racing news 2 months ago As one door closes, another opens – that is the case for New Zealand’s leading stable, Te Akau Racing who … Read More Pinn signs off with Awapuni four-timer New Zealand horse racing news 3 months ago A four-win bag at Awapuni on Saturday has provided a confident platform for talented apprentice jockey Wiremu Pinn to launch … Read More Cranbourne meeting abandoned due to track condition Australia horse racing news 7 months ago Despite it being a perfect Friday evening in Melbourne’s south-east, Friday night’s meeting at Cranbourne Turf Club has been abandoned … Read More Kissinger cruises to victory at Cranbourne New Zealand horse racing news 9 months ago Lightly-tried seven-year-old Kissinger rewarded his connections’ patience with a dogged victory at the Cranbourne stand-alone meeting on Saturday … Read More Cranbourne race tips Twenty-three meetings are held throughout the season at Cranbourne and our expert racing tipsters here at HorseBetting.com.au provide their free best bets particularly during the summer series of night meetings late in the year. The latest Cranbourne racing tips include: Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | May 26, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago Six horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Cranbourne best bets, top odds & quaddie tips | May 26, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago The night racing season concludes at Cranbourne on Friday night, and HorseBetting’s James Herbert presents his betting preview and quaddie … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | May 19, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago Six horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Cranbourne best bets, top odds & quaddie tips | May 19, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago Cranbourne Turf Club is set to host an eight-race card this Friday night. Check out James Herbert’s best bets and … Read More Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | May 12, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago Six horse racing meetings are scheduled around Australia today. See the top tips and quaddie selections for free here at … Read More Cranbourne best bets, top odds & quaddie tips | May 12, 2023 Horse Racing Tips 3 months ago HorseBetting’s James Herbert shares his best bets and quaddie selections for the Fright night meeting at Cranbourne on May 12, … Read More Cranbourne racecourse address & how to get there Cranbourne Racecourse is located at 50 Grant St, Cranbourne, Victoria, 3977 and is approximately 40 minutes south-east of Melbourne. If you live in the area, obviously the best way to get there is via Car, Taxi or Uber; however, if you live in the Melbourne City you can always find consistent public transport to get out to the Cranbourne races. If you decide to drive to Cranbourne Turf Club, you’ll want to get on the M1 and head south. Once on the Monash you’ll need to exit at the M420 and from there it’s not far away with the course located in the northern part of Cranbourne. If public transport is more your speed, Southern Cross Station provides regularly trains to Cranbourne; however, you will need to terminate Dandenong before getting to Cranbourne Train Station. From there, it’s an eight-minute Taxi or Uber to the course. Cranbourne race track and specifications Cranbourne Racecourse is an anti-clockwise circuit with a circumference of 1690m and a home straight of 300m for gallopers to navigate. The Cranbourne course has two chute starting positions. Firstly, the 2050m start is located near the home turn, while the other is a much deeper chute situated on the other side of the racecourse. These starting points include the 1200m, 1300m, 1400m and 1600m all utilizing the far part of the track. Major races at Cranbourne racetrack As mentioned previously, the Cranbourne Cup (1600m) is considered the biggest draw at Cranbourne with the $500,000 feature producing some quality wins since it’s inception in 1960. On A Jeune (2004), Folkswood (2017) and the latest heading winnter the way of Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young-trained Uncle Brynn (2022). Interestingly, the club takes great pride in the horse racing champion Manikato won at his first start at the Cranbourne Turf Club, subsequently going on to win Group 1 features including the Blue Diamond Stakes, Golden Slipper and Caulfield Guineas in the same year (1978). The Manikato Stakes is named after the champion horse. How to bet on Cranbourne races Top Cranbourne racing bookmakers If you’re looking to have a punt at Cranbourne, or any course around Australia for that matter, be sure to check out all the best online betting sites in the above table. The Cranbourne race track online bookmakers provided all the best fixed odds, exotics and even futures markets on all your favourite gallopers. If you’re on course and would like to bet in person, head to the betting ring at Cranbourne and find local bookmakers ready to take your wagers. Or utilize the TAB facilities on course as well. View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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