"We had written 320 multi bets running through the Cup by Sunday night and 319 of them were on either Christen Me or Terror To Love,'' he told the Herald.
"We had one bet, one, on another horse in the multis, which are often a good guide of what will happen on the day.''
Richardson says the meeting was the most challenging he has ever framed but hopes it proves the same for punters.
"Last year we had nine very short-priced favourites, this year it is more like four.''
He fears he got Alleluia's price in the Sires' Stakes wrong after he was backed in from $11 to $4, while Arden Rooney opened at $2.20 and was quickly backed into $1.70.
"And the trotters Harry Johnson [$15 to $7] and Sundown In Paris [$6 to $3] have also taken plenty.''