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Caulfield price changes on Friday (3pm) for Saturday's meeting, from TAB:
CAULFIELD 17/8
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Bia Diamond $13 - $16 - $13 - $14 ($500 @ $16), Kukla $9 - $3.80 ($500 @ $9, $800 & $550 @ $7.50, $500 @ $6, $500 @ $5), Text’n Hurley $3.20 - $3.50 - $3.10 ($1250 @ $3.40, $2000 @ $3.20, $1500 @ $3.10), Bee’s Honey $51 - $61 - $51
2
Pakal $10 - $9, Araldo $8 - $5, Luckyimbarefoot $11 - $9 - $10 ($500 @ $11), Brian’s Honour ($1000 @ $5)
3
Anagold $11 - $13 - $11 ($600 @ $13), Bells Of Troy $4.60 - $3 ($1000 @ $4.60, $1340 @ $4.40, $2000 @ $3.60, $2000 @ $3.30), Rowland $41 - $26 - $31, Phantom Brew $15 - $10
4
Safeguard $3.30 - $3.40 - $2.90 ($7000 @ $3.20, $4000 @ $3, $5000 @ $2.90), Fast ‘n’ Rocking $6 - $6.50 - $6 ($1000 @ $6.50, $500 [twice] @ $6), Clevadude ($1500 [twice] @ $6.50), Il Cavallo $4.40 - $3.50 - $3.70 ($800 @ $4.40, $1200 @ $4)
5
Montsegur $10 - $6.50, Metastasio $6 - $5 ($2000 @ $6), Swing Vote ($1000 & $500 e/w @ $10/$3.05), Se Sauver $26 - $13, Chloe In Paris $12 - $10 (Deduction 8c x 9c for Scandiva)
6
Second Effort ($800 @ $5), Launay ($1000 @ $7), Under The Eiffel $26 - $21 ($450 @ $21), Puissance De Lune $2.20 - $2.40, Bianmick $126 - $151 - $101, High Esteem $15 - $18 - $16 ($600 @ $17), Ajeeb $9 - $8 ($900 @ $9)
7
Bello $8.50 - $11 - $10 ($500 @ $11), Dany The Fox $11 - $9.50 - $10 ($600 & $400 @ $11), That’s The One ($800 @ $5.50), Academy Jack $5.50 - $6 - $4.60 ($500 @ $5.50, $500 @ $5, $900 @ $4.60)
8
Bonaria $21 - $18 - $19 - $18, Lady Melksham $5 - $4.60 ($500 @ $5, $1000 @ $4.80), You’re So Good $11 - $7.50 ($800 @ $10, $860 @ $8), Octavia ($1000 @ $3.20, $1000 @ $3.10), Jolie Blonde ($400 x $100 @ $26/$6.55), A Time For Julia $8.50 - $9 - $7.50 ($2500 @ $8.50) (Deduction 5c x 5c for Catkins; 3c x 3c for Petite Biablesse)
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