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All the price changes for Saturday from TAB.com.au (issued on Friday evening):
CAULFIELD 13/7
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Regimental Pride $12 - $11 - $15 - $14 ($750 @ $15), Gallant Express $18 - $15 - $21 - $15, Monkstone $4.40 - $5.50 - $4 - $4.20 ($700 @ $5.50, $500 @ $4.40), Lord Of The Sky $10 - $8.50 - $9, Mount Zero $9 - $9.50 - $7.50 ($1000 @ $9.50, $1000 @ $7.50)
2
Octavia $4.20 - $4, Kukla $9 - $7 ($600 @ $9), Nadeem Lass $6 - $5.50 ($500 @ $6, $400 @ $5.50), Easy To Look At $101 - $126 - $101
3
Serene Star $2.60 - $2.70 - $2.60 ($1000 & $500 [twice] @ $2.60), Queen Delight $9 - $7.50 ($650 x $300 @ $9/$2.60), Flash Of Doubt $7.50 - $6.50 - $7 ($400 @ $7.50), Bel Price $13 - $11 - $12, Shiny And New $21 - $26 - $21
4
Ava’s Delight $4.80 - $5 - $4.60 ($1500 @ $4.80), Underestimation $13 - $11 ($400 @ $13), Space $4.60 - $4 ($500 [twice] @ $4.60, $2000 @ $4), Nisos $12 - $9, It’s Fred $41 - $10 ($400 @ $17)
5
Constant Force $8.50 - $7.50, Done Nothin’ Wrong ($670 @ $7.50)
6
Stanzout $151 - $101, Skytrain ($1000 @ $8), Second Effort $15 - $9 ($810 @ $11), Zamorar $10 - $8.50 ($750 @ $9.50), Elite Elle $13 - $12 ($900 @ $13)
7
Hai Lil $8.50 - $9 - $7 ($500 x $750 @ $8/$2.75), Committed $6 - $3.80 ($600 & $400 @ $6, $500 @ $4.60)
8
Corvidae $7 - $5 ($400 @ $7)
WARWICK FARM 13/7
Glacier Express $26 - $21 ($400 @ $26), Meteoros $9 - $12 - $9.50 ($500 @ $11)
Miss Twin Peaks $17 - $15, Let’s Frolic $17 - $15, Exceleine $26 - $15 ($650 @ $21)
Acapela $11 - $9.50
Canny Ballad $4.80 - $4.60 ($1000 @ $4.80), La Pieta $8 - $7, Amarachi $11 - $9 ($810 x $850 @ $11/$3.35), Strength ($400 @ $15) (Deduction 6c x 7c for Strictly Concert)
Sacred Flyer $5 - $4.80 ($1500 @ $5), Bereft ($1000 @ $7), Calvo $13 - $11 ($400 @ $13)
Black Jag ($1000 @ $9.50), Knead The Dough $2.90 - $2.70 ($1000 & $550 @ $2.90, $500 @ $2.80)
Zakynthos Imprintz $21 - $14 ($500 x $400 @ $21/$6, $350 e/w @ $17/$5, $450 e/w @ $16/$4.75), Emblems $7 - $5.50 ($1000 @ $5.50)
DOOMBEN 13/7
Cape Kidnappers ($1000 @ $1.90)
Usain Prince $6 - $7.50 - $6.50 ($1000 @ $7.50)
Inside Job $3.80 - $2.80 ($1200 @ $3.30, $2000 @ $3, $500 @ $2.80)
Loaded ($1500 & $780 @ $4)
TAB FIXED ODDS MULTIS
$1,000 Double @ $18.40 on Miss Steele (Caulfield Race 1) / Space (Caulfield Race 4)
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