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Price changes from the TAB for Wednesday's big three cards
BENDIGO 29/5
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Via Savoia $31 - $15
2
Jervois $21 - $8 ($250 @ $21, $300 @ $17, $400 @ $14), Wells ($1000 @ $1.40)
3
4
5
Arch Fire $12 - $5 ($500 x $300 @ $12/$3.61, $600 @ $9), Police Gazette $3.40 - $2.80 ($1400 & $1000 @ $3)
6
Model To Nite $10 - $9, Notice Received $3.80 - $3 ($3500 & $1000 @ $3.20), Outdoor $12 - $9
7
Lunar Nova $14 - $11, Canna $10 - $11 - $9 ($400 @ $11), Luna Lang $31 - $14 ($250 x $500 @ $14/$4.17)
8
Red Corner $26 - $19, Bishop’s Castle $51 - $21, Adoboli $11 - $6 ($1200 & $600 @ $7), Ossenhagen $5 - $5.50 - $3.70 ($500 @ $5, $1800 @ $4.60, $900 @ $4, $1500 & $1000 @ $3.80)
WARWICK FARM 29/5
Flying Sebring $6 - $4.60 ($3000 @ $6), Princess Henrietta $6 - $4.60 ($700 & $500 @ $6)
Mr Scary $3.80 - $3 ($800 @ $3.80, $500 @ $3.60, $600 @ $3.50, $1500 @ $3), Planet Purple $13 - $11 ($600 @ $13)
Judaea $11 - $9.50, Spurs And Sashes $5.50 - $5, Mitford Girl $11 - $8 ($550 @ $11)
Canny Ballad $7 - $4.60 ($500 @ $7), Fantastic Ballad $4.60 - $3.20 ($550 @ $4.60), More Than Money $15 - $21 - $11
Inside Job $5 - $4 ($500 @ $4.40), Urgent Bells $4.60 - $3.20 ($600 @ $4.60, $500 @ $3.50), My Sabeel $8 - $9 - $7 - $8 ($1000 @ $7), Nash Rambler $21 - $13 ($500 @ $21, $600 x $400 @ $17/$4.65), Riebeek $51 - $26 ($300 x $200 @ $35/$8.77)
Setta Rocks ($500 @ $9.50), Myamira ($600 @ $4.60)
Petrify $5 - $4.60, Crown Of Ascot $15 - $6 ($600 @ $9.50)
DOOMBEN 29/5
Paraggi $7 - $5 ($500 x $700 @ $6.50/$1.91)
Cheval Du Feu $8 - $5 ($1200 @ $6)
I’m Cool $2.60 - $2.70 - $2.50
Ametsis $4 - $3.30
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