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TAB prices, bets for Flemington on Saturday (at 1.30pm Friday)
FLEMINGTON 5/10
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Boomwaa $61 - $26 - $31,
Dragons Eye $6 - $4.40 ($650 @ $6),
Jabali $7 - $7.50 - $6,
I’ll Take The Lead $51 - $81 - $51
2
Rockford $5.50 - $4.20 ($600 @ $5.50, $1000 @ $4.80, $1500 & $650 @ $4.40),
Polanski $18 - $15 ($500 @ $18),
Orion $6 - $5.50 ($600 [twice] @ $6)
3
Paximadia $4.80 - $3.80 ($2300 @ $4.40, $2000 @ $4),
Kingdom Of Dreams $8 - $6.50,
Miracle To Me $15 - $13,
Murtle Turtle $17 - $11 ($600 @ $15)
4
Menage A Charge $10 - $8 ($1000 @ $9, $700 @ $8.50),
Chloe In Paris $5.50 - $4.50,
Melancolia $31 - $18 ($500 e/w @ $31/$8.50, $663 e/w @ $23/$6.50, $1000 @ $18)
5
British General $8 - $7 ($680 @ $8),
Molto Bene $7 - $8.50 - $7.50 ($1600 @ $8.50)
6
Tanby $12 - $9 ($1000 & $750 @ $11),
Polish Knight ($1000 @ $13),
Araldo $13 - $8.50
7
Romantic Moon $8.50 - $6.50 ($800 @ $7.50),
Wordplay $8.50 - $4.80 ($700 @ $7.50)
8
Super Cool $8 - $10 - $7 ($2000 @ $9.50),
Fiorente $5.50 - $4.20 - $4.40 - $4.20 ($5000 @ $5.50, $1000 @ $4.40, $5000 & $1000 [twice] @ $4.20, $1000 x $500 @ $4/$1.72),
Puissance De Lune ($2170 & $1000 @ $4.20, $800 @ $4.40)
Fawkner $13 - $15 - $9.50 - $10
9
Aeronautical $5.50 - $6 - $4.60 ($600 @ $5.50),
Steps In Time $6.50 - $4.60 ($1500 @ $6.50, $1000 & $600 @ $4.80)
10
Zurella $19 - $13,
Peron $3.90 - $4 - $3.20 ($1822 @ $3.80, $1000 @ $3.70, $1000 [twice] @ $3.20),
Epingle $61 - $81 - $31 ($765 e/w @ $61/$16)
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