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Latest price changes for Rosehill and Mornington on Saturday (from TAB.com.au at 3pm Friday):
MORNINGTON 28/9
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
No movements of note
2
3
Celeritas $7.50 - $6.50
4
5
Wrotham Heath ($500 [twice] @ $7)
6
Surpass $4.60 - $3.20 ($2350 @ $4.80),
Rowland $12 - $18 - $13 ($400 @ $18),
Correggio $15 - $6 ($300 x $500 @ $15/$4.39, $500 x $300 @ $8.50/$2.81, $890 @ $7)
(Deduction 3c x 4c for Miss Matty)
7
Secret Toy Bizness $18 - $15 ($350 @ $18),
Nadhima $18 - $14 ($400 e/w @ $18/$5.12),
Young Girl (1E) $12 - $9.50 ($500 x $200 @ $12/$3.66, $500 @ $9.50)
8
ROSEHILL 28/9
Junoob $26 - $21
Eurozone ($2000 @ $3.20),
Bodega Negra $26 - $21 ($400 @ $26),
Best Case $15 - $17 - $15 ($600 @ $17)
Lunayir $17 - $11 ($500 @ $17)
(Deduction 8c for Reuben Percival)
More Than Faith $15 - $10 ($485 & $400 @ $13, $800 @ $12),
She’s Bella $26 - $13 ($400 e/w @ $17/$4.65, $800 @ $15),
Radiant Angel $51 - $31 ($500 e/w @ $51/$12.42)
Red Tracer $4.40 - $3.80 ($800 @ $4.40, $700 @ $4.20),
Express Power $10 - $14 - $13 ($1000 @ $14)
Vilanova ($1000 @ $13),
Drago ($3000 @ $3),
Savvy Nature $5 - $4.20 ($3000 @ $4.60)
High Esteem $5.50 - $4.80 ($800 @ $5.50, $1350 & $675 [twice] @ $5),
Your Honour $5.50 - $4 ($1200 @ $5.50, $1000 @ $4.80, $1500 @ $4.20)
No movements of note based on betting
(Deduction 17c x 15c for Magic Cassius)
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