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Eagle Farm price changes for Saturday (from TAB.com.au) show money for General Exhibit in the 3rd race.
EAGLE FARM 22/6
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Vintage Moss $3.40 - $3.20, Alcancia ($700 @ $3.20)
2
3
General Exhibit $6 - $4.80 ($2000 x $500 @ $6/$2.05), The Storeman $31 - $21
4
5
Fire Up Fifi $4.20 - $4 ($1500 & $1000 @ $4.20), Soft Sand ($500 @ $8), Pepperwood $51 - $35
6
Ibicenco ($1000 [twice] @ $5), Verdant ($400 e/w @ $9/$2.88)
7
Streama $3.80 - $4.20 ($500 @ $3.80, $1000 @ $4.20), Yosei $17 - $13 ($1000 @ $15), Red Tracer $4.20 - $5, Spirit Song $17 - $14 - $16, She’s Clean $10 - $11 - $10 ($400 e/w @ $11/$3.50), Risk Aversion $17 - $15, Doubtfilly $41 - $26, Peron $9 - $6.50 ($1000 @ $9, $2200 @ $7)
8
Delago Bolt $12 - $11, Griffon $7.50 - $7
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