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All the price moves on Wednesday morning for Canterbury and Sandown Hillside (from TAB.com.au)
SANDOWN (H) 26/6
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
New York Rain $10 - $12 - $8.50 - $9 ($600 @ $12), Tango’s Daughter $3.80 - $2.60 - $2.70 ($800 @ $3.70, $1000 @ $3.60), Il Diamante $3.60 - $2.15 ($800 @ $3.60, $1000 & $500 @ $3.50, $1200 @ $2.40, $1500 x $2000 @ $2.25/$1.41) (Deduction 26c for Romancingthestone and Miss Steele)
2
Notice Received ($1350 @ $2.80)
3
4
5
Maglissa $9 - $9.50 - $8.50
6
Princeton Miss $9 - $7 (Deduction 12c x 11c for Rubyone)
7
Walloon Region $11 - $4.20 ($300 @ $11, $500 e/w @ $6/$2.17)
8
Livigno $10 - $9.50, Appiel $15 - $10 ($400 x $300 @ $15/$4.50, $500 x $1500 @ $12/$3.75), Half His Luck $21 - $18, Caitlin’s Spirit $9 - $8.50 ($500 x $350 @ $9/$3)
CANTERBURY 26/6
Benedire $3.80 - $2.70 ($1000 @ $3) (Deduction 21c for Greenbow and Catseye Surprise)
Vision Splendid $15 - $13 ($1000 @ $15), Mai Tai Lady $15 - $11 ($600 @ $15)
Jack’s Song $10 - $5.50 ($450 @ $10) (Deduction 39c for Georgey Aeroplane, Tamanu Park, Frankenbeans and Kim Dynasty)
Kimberley Kid $8 - $6.50 ($1000 x $940 @ $6.50/$2.22), First Class Flyer $11 - $7 (Deduction 10c for Delray Beach)
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