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There's been good money for Lord Durante $5.50 into $4.20) at Moonee Valley on Saturday, according to latest price changes from TAB.
MOONEE VALLEY 23/11
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Mokoro $2.70 - $2.40 ($600 @ $2.50, $2000 @ $2.40)
2
No firmers of note
3
Double Dee $4 - $3.50 ($1000 @ $3.80),
Thorn Star $14 - $7.50,
Nautical $7.50 - $3.90 ($700 e/w @ $7.50/$2.52, $600 @ $6.50)
(Deduction 7c x 7c for Counted; 8c x 8c for Maccy Fields; 3c x 3c for Galway Gal)
4
Lord Durante $5.50 - $4.20 ($600 @ $5.50, $900 @ $4.60, $600 @ $4.40),
Xavi $3.20 - $3
5
Esprit De Bullet $7.50 - $8.50 - $8 ($1500 @ $8.50),
Sea Lord $12 - $7 ($600 @ $9.50, $600 @ $8),
Planet Voyage $6 - $4 ($850 @ $4.60)
6
Mintaro $12 - $10 ($400 @ $12)
7
Magnus Reign $7 - $6.50
8
Anabaa’s Legacy $17 - $9 ($450 @ $14),
Gig $10 - $12 - $8 ($600 @ $12, $400 e/w @ $9/$3)
RANDWICK (KENSINGTON) 23/11
Mavericks $3.80 - $4.60 - $4.40 ($1000, $700 & $600 @ $4.60),
Occitan $5 - $2.80 - $2.90 ($575 @ $5, $500 @ $4.60, $1000 @ $4.20, $1500 @ $3.80, $1200 @ $3.20)
Oxford Poet ($400 @ $9.50),
Made To Order $2.20 - $2.10 ($1500 @ $2.20)
Terravista $2.40 - $2.20 ($2000 & $1000 [twice] @ $2.40, $1500 @ $2.30, $1000 @ $2.20),
King Cobia ($900 @ $12)
Capital Commander $7.50 - $5.50 ($1000 @ $7.50),
Solemn $8.50 - $7 - $7.50
(Deduction 8c for Absalon)
Medusa’s Miss $13 - $12,
Kristy Lee $7 - $6.50 ($500 @ $7),
Dream Empress $8 - $5.50 ($1400 x $800 @ $7.50/$2.52, $1000 @ $6.50)
Field Marshall $3.60 - $3.20 - $3.40 ($800 @ $3.60, $600 @ $3.40),
Forarainyday $10 - $6.50 ($500 e/w @ $10/$3.25, $500 e/w @ $8.50/$2.87, $1538 @ $7.50),
Mecir ($1500 x $500 @ $7/$2.50)
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