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Caulfield early price changes and bets for Saturday (from TAB.com.au)
CAULFIELD 31/8
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Spirit Of Heaven ($1000 @ $2), Critical Angel $6.50 - $5.50
2
Flash Of Doubt $16 - $15, Lady Antebellum $51 - $31, Red Fez $9 - $7 ($1000 @ $8, $1110 @ $7), Angels Beach $7 - $3.80 ($825 @ $7, $530 @ $5, $888 @ $4.40), Lateva $41 - $26, Daylight Second $51 - $26
3
Fibrillation $21 - $17, Oriental Ruby $7 - $4.80, Mosse Diva $17 - $15 ($400 @ $17), Spot On Maggie $17 - $12, Zoomania $26 - $21, Bec Said No Credit $8 - $7 ($1000 @ $8), Princess Toshi ($200 @ $41)
4
Miracles Of Life $2.80 - $2.45 ($2000, $1700 & $1000 [multiple times] @ $2.80, $4000 [twice] @ $2.70, $4000 @ $2.60, $1100 & $1000 @ $2.50), Fast ‘n’ Rocking ($2000 @ $4.60), Thermal Current $16 - $7.50 - $8 ($400 @ $13, $800 @ $11, $700 @ $9)
5
Under The Eiffel $10 - $11 - $9 - $10 ($500 e/w @ $10/$2.89), Strawberry Boy $2.80 - $2.30 ($2000 @ $2.30), High Esteem $7 - $5, Sharalam $13 - $9 ($600 @ $13, $500 e/w @ $9/$2.68), Underestimation $101 - $26 (Deduction 12c x 11c for Dany The Fox)
6
Neeson $8 - $7 ($450 @ $8), Chiaramonte $14 - $12 ($500 @ $14), Pocket Rockets $11 - $9 - $10 ($800 @ $11), It Is Written $16 - $17 - $16, Yosei $21 - $14
7
Mr O’Ceirin $10 - $8.50 ($800 @ $10), Kesampour $10 - $7.50 ($800 @ $10), Pakal $4 - $3 ($1600 @ $4, $1200 @ $3.20), Pelicano $9 - $10 - $7.50, Excluded $17 - $15, Bonne Nuit ($399 x $601 & $300 x $700 @ $26/$7.25)
8
Green Moon ($1166 @ $16), Happy Trails $14 - $12 ($500 @ $13), Fiorente ($500 e/w @ $13/$3.27), It’s A Dundeel $7 - $5.50 ($1200 @ $6.50), Atlantic Jewel $1.90 - $1.95 ($2000 & $1000 [twice] @ $1.90, $5000 [twice] & $1000 [twice] @ $1.95)
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