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There's been money for Mujadale to win at Caulfield on Saturday. TAB price movements at 2.30pm are:
CAULFIELD 16/11
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Feels Like Home $4 - $3.40 ($1000 @ $4, $500 @ $3.60)
2
Moudre $7 - $6 ($1000 @ $7),
Caravan Rolls On $2.90 - $3 - $2.70,
Mujadale $5 - $6 - $4.80 ($650 @ $5)
(Deduction 7c x 7c for Thubiaan)
3
Mouro $6 - $4.80 ($600 @ $6, $2350 @ $5),
Hartani $9.50 - $8.50 ($600 @ $9.50),
Bel Thor $6.50 - $5.50 ($1200 @ $6.50)
4
Sense Of Hite $8 - $7 ($500 @ $8, $600 x $400 @ $7.50/$2.44),
Raunchy Rocker $8 - $5.50 ($570 @ $8, $2000 @ $6.50, $2000 @ $6),
Niminypiminy $26 - $17
5
Lord Of Brazil $10 - $12 - $9.50 ($800 @ $11),
Eximius $14 - $11
6
Midsummer Sun $10 - $9.50 ($500 @ $10),
Epingle $9.50 - $8 ($600 @ $9)
7
Paximadia $4.40 - $3.20 ($700 @ $4.40, $1500 & $750 @ $3.80, $2000 @ $3.40),
Best Case $7 - $7.50 - $6 ($900 @ $7.50)
8
Hot Snitzel $17 - $15,
Platelet $4.60 - $3.80 ($1300 @ $4.40, $800 @ $4, $1000 @ $3.80)
9
Floria $5 - $4 ($600 @ $5, $600 @ $4.60)
ROSEHILL 16/11
Suit $3.50 - $4.20 - $2.80 ($1000 e/w @ $4/$2)
(Deduction 30c x 20c for Polarmore)
Stratalena $15 - $12 ($1500 x $700 @ $15/$3.33, $455 @ $15)
No firmers of note
Pampelonne $26 - $21 ($400 @ $26),
Black Magic $6 - $4.80 ($500 @ $6, $500 @ $5.50, $1100, $700 & $500 @ $5),
Cape Kidnappers $3.80 - $3.20 - $3.40 ($1000 @ $3.80, $1000 @ $3.60, $2000 @ $3.40)
Ninth Legion $7 - $6 ($1000 @ $6)
Specific Choice $3.20 - $2.60 ($800 @ $3, $3000 @ $2.80)
(Deduction 3c x 3c for My Man Of War)
Imperil $26 - $21 ($400 @ $26),
Maximilian $8 - $5.50 ($830 & $620 @ $8, $1080 @ $6.50),
Adaboy Ross $15 - $11,
Koroibete $4.60 - $4.20 ($600 & $500 @ $4.60, $1000 e/w @ $4.40/$1.82, $2000 @ $4.20)
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