Want to see the Melbourne Cup but won’t be in a suitably-equipped venue with a TV? Here’s how you can watch the race that stops a nation from the relative comfort of your browser.
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As in previous years, the race — which commences at 1500 AEDT — will be broadcast on Telstra’s Racing Network site. The site may not work outside Australia if you don’t have a suitable VPN set up — you could also try Hola for an easy fix.
Not sure how to place a bet? Check out our detailed post on how betting works, and why the Melbourne Cup can be a less profitable choice and the essential apps for Melbourne Cup day.
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8 responses to “How To Stream The 2014 Melbourne Cup Online”
2015?
Perfect timing for this article. I was just sitting here wondering how I was going to watch the 2015 Melbourne Cup! Problem solved!
D’oh! Headline now fixed.
All the trouble for a short race, pass.
2015??
2015?
Jerky connection and the freeze right at the last minute… Hope its better this year!
Racing Networks’ servers get smashed every year. It’d be wise to have a backup plan.
Notice how Call Of Duty is always released on Melbourne Cup day.
Call Of Duty – The Game That Stops The Nation.