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Thursday afternoon price changes for racing at Doomben, Rosehill and Moonee Valley on Saturday (from TAB.com.au):
MOONEE VALLEY 3/8
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Weinholt $4.40 - $4.60 - $4.20 ($1000 @ $4.60), Cauthen $3 - $2.80 ($1250 @ $3, $1000 @ $2.90), This Is War $31 - $41 - $26
2
Diamond Glow $5.50 - $4.60 ($400 @ $5.50, $400 @ $4.80)
3
Dayita $4.60 - $4.20 ($500 @ $4.60, $500 @ $4.20), St Mark $7 - $7.50 - $6.50 ($1000 @ $7.50)
4
Bells Of Troy $31 - $15
5
Streets Of Seattle $13 - $9, Buddy Amazing $26 - $31 - $26 ($500 e/w @ $31/$7)
6
Another Prelate $4.80 - $4.20 ($900 @ $4.80), Clanga’s Glory $5 - $5.50 - $4.80 ($800 @ $5.50, $1000 @ $5), Rowland $61 - $81 - $61
7
Last Gift $3.50 - $3.60 - $3.30 ($1000 @ $3.60, $1000 @ $3.50)
8
Kneeling $10 - $7 ($700 @ $8)
ROSEHILL 3/8
No movements of note
Champagne Cath $3.20 - $2.80 ($1000 & $600 @ $3.20, $4000 @ $2.90), Snitzel’s Jewel $14 - $11 ($900 @ $14, $800 @ $13), Pirandello $17 - $12 - $13
Velrosso $3.30 - $3 ($1000 @ $3.30), Excellent Point ($500 @ $6.50)
Harmonic $7.50 - $5.50 - $6
Omniscient $9.50 - $5.50 ($500 x $300 @ $9.50/$2.70, $400 @ $8.50) (Deduction 29c x 20c for Lilliburlero)
Bayrir $6.50 - $4.80 ($500 @ $6.50), Kinnersley $31 - $26, Less Is More $6.50 - $5.50 ($1500 @ $6.50)
Fill The Page $61 - $31 ($500 x $1000 @ $61/$15.11)
DOOMBEN 3/8
Spinhro $16 - $13
Topping $3.80 - $4 - $3.60
Secret Harmony $4.50 - $4.20 ($1000 & $550 @ $4.50)
Usain Prince ($400 @ $6.50), Keep It Moist ($1200 @ $3)
Last Lap $17 - $16 ($400 @ $17)
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