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Latest price movements (at 11am) for Geelong and Warwick Farm on Wednesday (from TAB):
GEELONG 14/8
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Churchill Dancer $4.40 - $4.80 - $4.20, I Am Titanium ($600 @ $4.80), Quest For Peace $3.20 - $2.80 ($1000 @ $2.90)
2
Defiant Angel $4.80 - $4.20 ($1000 @ $4.80)
3
Finishing Card $6.50 - $3.80 ($500 @ $6.50, $600 @ $5.50), Soros $2.60 - $2.70 - $1.95 ($2000 & $1200 @ $2.05) (Deduction 31c x 21c for Cornell)
4
No movements of note
5
Ambers Kingdom $8.50 - $4.80 ($1500 @ $5.50), Correggio $6 - $2.10 ($1000 @ $6, $2000 @ $2.70, $1500 @ $2.30) (Deduction 32c for Dargio; 25c for Phantom Brew)
6
Compelled $8.50 - $7
7
Sino Eagle $2.70 - $2.30, Kolonga $18 - $9 ($300 @ $18) (Deduction 4c for Good And Hot)
8
Chilly Reception $10 - $9 ($400 @ $10), Cambiaso $8 - $7.50 ($400 @ $8)
WARWICK FARM 14/8
Brilliant Crystal $3.40 - $3.30 ($3000 @ $3.40), Killcareless $4.20 - $4.60 - $4.40 ($1000 @ $4.60), Pecheur $7 - $6
Mr Jackman $7.50 - $6.50 ($2000 @ $7.50), Darci Magic $15 - $12 ($400 @ $15), More Than Aholiday ($500 @ $8), Spud O’Reilly $6 - $3.20 ($2000 @ $5, $1000 @ $4, $1000 @ $3.20) (Deduction 20c x 20c for Happy Clapper and Swiggin’)
Acapela $6 - $4.60 ($1000 @ $5.50, $700 @ $5), You Are My World $8.50 - $8 ($700 @ $8.50), Ameliorate ($700 @ $6.50), Purrstring $15 - $13 ($1000 @ $15, $500 @ $13), Pinocchio ($500 @ $10), Caffeina $21 - $18 ($500 e/w @ $21/$5.70)
Martinvast $7.50 - $7 ($1000 @ $7.50), Hot Commodity $31 - $18
Sailors Farewell $8 - $6 - $6.50, Sandrio $201 - $81, Stylish Lad $9.50 - $9 ($500 @ $9.50), Tonopah $11 - $8
Matignon ($1000 @ $6.50), Breakfast In Bed ($1000 @ $6.50), Kristy Lee $7 - $7.50 - $5.50 ($1000 @ $6), Simply Brilliant $41 - $8 ($200 e/w @ $41/$10.41, $200 e/w @ $21/$5.70, $250 e/w @ $17/$4.76, $300 @ $15, $400 @ $13, $1000 [twice] @ $8.50, $750, $500 e/w & $400 @ $8.50/$2.76)
McClintock $101 - $61, Windswept $5 - $4, Red Dynamite $6 - $4.40 ($1000 @ $6), Puresati $21 - $16, Perfect Weapon $35 - $13 ($300 @ $18, $300 @ $15) (Deduction 10c x 12c for Nediym’s Quest, Genki Moochi and Ciao)
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