TV Guide: Melbourne Cup on 10 and 10 Play

Flemington race course will be home to the 163rd Melbourne Cup horse race on Tuesday, November 7 at 3:00 pm AEDT on Channel 10, 10 Play and Kayo.

A radio broadcast will also take place on ABC Local and the race will be televised on the Racing.com digital channel.

While commercial radio broadcasts will vary by state, there will be coverage on a number of networks including RSN, SEN and Nine Radio.

Network 10’s stable of racing experts will include form guru David Gately, racing presenter Brittany Taylor, 10 News First reporter Caty Price and former jockey James Winks.

Covering all things fashion, colour and entertainment around the Flemington Racecourse is Rob Mills who will be joined by The Project’s Georgie Tunny, 10 Sport’s Tara Rushton and Archie Thompson across the four days on and off the track.

With a prize pool of $8 million, the Melbourne Cup is the richest handicap race in the world, and bookmakers have tipped Vauban, a French horse trained in Ireland to win it all. While it is rare for the favourite to actually win, other horses to keep an eye out for are last year's winner, Gold Trip and Without a Fight.

Australian local times:

• 3pm AEDT - Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania and ACT
• 2.30pm ACDT - South Australia, Northern Territory
• 2pm AEST - Queensland
• 12pm AWST - Western Australia

Melbourne Cup Odds:

Vauban $4.20 / $1.95
Without A Fight $7.50 / $2.80
Gold Trip $8 / $3
Soulcombe $10 / $3.40
Absurde $10 / $3.20
Breakup $19 / $5
Military Mission $19 / $6
Future History $19 / $5
Lastotchka $19 / $6
Vow And Declare $26 / $7
More Felons $26 / $7
Ashrun $31 / $9
Right You Are $34 / $9
Serpentine $34 / $9
Alenquer $41 / $11
Kalapour $51 / $11
Daqiansweet Junior $71 / $14
Okita Soushi $71 / $15
Interpretation $71 / $16
Sheraz $81 / $19
Magical Lagoon $81 / $19
True Marvel $101 / $22
Virtuous Circle $126 / $26

In terms of the prize money, the winning connections will receive $4.4 million, with the victor's prize being 10 per cent ($440,000) going to the trainer and the jockey will claim five per cent ($220,000).

Second place will take $1.1m, while third place will take $550,000. Fourth will take $350,000 while fifth will take $230,000. Sixth through 12th will receive $160,000.