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Using this online Melbourne Cup sweep generator template is a breeze. It's one of the best creative ideas for big screen drawing. Follow the instructions here to allocate people to horses in no time for the race that stops a nation. It's fun and completely free to use, with no email required. Tip: "Save" the sweep so you can review it later if necessary. The above generator instructions work when you have exactly 24 people participating in the Melbourne Cup sweep.ð How to Win a Melbourne Cup Sweep with Prizes in 2024
Do You Have Fewer (or More) People than Melbourne Cup Runners?
Usually, there will be more or fewer people wanting to enter the Melbourne Cup sweep. Let's look at how to handle these scenarios below. When You Have Fewer People than Runners
If you have fewer people available than countries to choose from, it can be set up too. Let's take an example:
If you have 12 people participating in the Melbourne Cup sweep, do this:
Let's say you have 72 people in the sweep. The way to handle this with the Melbourne Cup sweep generator is by following these steps:
Filled up? No worries, just reload the page and start again. It helps if you saved the list of participants in the second wheel as well.
The "Results" section of each sweep records all your allocated people and runners (in order).
If your Melbourne Cup sweep draw is happening in the office, click "Fullscreen" at the top menu to focus only on the wheels. We recommend putting it up on a big screen for people to gather and watch.
If you're drawing the Melbourne Cup sweep online, let those not in the office benefit by showing it to the group with a screen-sharing app. Again, using "Fullscreen" will give you the best experience.
The final places for the Cup are determined after the Victorian Derby Day races conclude, and the barrier draw has been completed! You can add the field to the first wheel if you wish or wait until shortly after we finish.
Offering multiple prizes is a good idea to keep everyone's interest piqued during the race for the big win.
Typically, prize pool shares resemble:
Melbourne Cup Winner = 50%
Second Place = 20%
Third Place = 10%
1. Vauban (France), William Buick â Barrier 11, 55.5 kg
2. Buckaroo (GB), Joao Moreira â Barrier 21, 54.5 kg
3. Circle of Fire (GB), Mark Zahra â Barrier 24, 54.5 kg
4. Warp Speed (Japan), Akira Sugawara â Barrier 3, 54 kg
5. Kovalica (New Zealand), Damien Lane â Barrier 17, 53.5 kg
6. Sharp 'N' Smart (New Zealand), Michael Dee â Barrier 15, 53.5 kg
7. Just Fine (Ireland), Jye McNeil â Barrier 13, 53 kg
8. Land Legend (France), Zac Purton â Barrier 18, 53 kg
9. Absurde (France), Kerrin McEvoy â Barrier 7, 52.5 kg
10. Athabascan (France), Zac Lloyd â Barrier 2, 52 kg
11. Knight's Choice, Robbie Dolan â Barrier 6, 51.5 kg
12. Okita Soushi (Ireland), Jamie Kah â Barrier 10, 51 kg
13. Onesmoothoperator (USA), Craig Williams â Barrier 12, 51 kg
14. Valiant King (GB), James McDonald â Barrier 5, 50.5 kg
15. Interpreted (Ireland), Ben Melham â Barrier 9, 50 kg
16. Fancy Man (Ireland), Tim Clark â Barrier 14, 50 kg
17. Cloudy (Ireland), Jordan Childs â Barrier 8, 50 kg
18. Positivity (New Zealand), Michael Walker â Barrier 4, 50 kg
19. Mission of Love, Dean Yendall â Barrier 20, 50 kg
20. Believe You (New Zealand), Linda Meech â Barrier 19, 50 kg
21. Saint George (GB), Harry Coffey â Barrier 16, 50 kg
22. Manzoice, Hugh Bowman â Barrier 22, 50 kg
23. Kinematic (GB), Damien Oliver â Barrier 23, 50 kg
24. Aquaman (GB), Blake Shinn â Barrier 1, 50 kg