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Early price movers for Flemington on Saturday
Early price movers for Flemington on Saturday (from TAB.com.au)
RACE
MOVER
1
Flamberge $6 - $4.60 ($400 e/w @ $6/$2.25, $400 e/w @ $5.50/$2.12), Royal Rada $17 - $13
2
Lady Of Harrods $5.50 - $5 ($2000 @ $5.50), Coins $6.50 - $5.50 ($800 @ $6.50), Later Gator $9 - $8 ($500 @ $9, $500 e/w @ $8/$2.75), Nautical $21 - $19
3
Dampezzo $6 - $5.50, Kievann $61 - $41, Star Realm $41 - $31, Washington Square $7 - $4.40 ($800 @ $7, $500 @ $5.50)
4
Shoreham $7 - $6 ($600 @ $7, $1000 @ $6), Bel Thor $15 - $11 ($500 x $200 @ $15/$3.91, $800 e/w @ $13/$3.40, $800 @ $13)
5
Lidari $15 - $18 - $10, Bonaria $9.50 - $8.50 ($600 @ $9.50, $1400 @ $9), Sweet Ella $26 - $15, Sharalam $5.50 - $4 ($2000 @ $5.50, $500 @ $4.80, $1000 @ $4.40)
6
Banca Mo ($1300 & $800 @ $4.80), Zabisco $11 - $9.50 ($500 @ $11), Auld Burns $11 - $9.50 ($700 @ $11), Goldoni $6.50 - $6 ($1000 x $500 @ $6.50/$2.37)
7
Secret Flyer $35 - $31, Lady Melksham ($1000 @ $5), Sharnee Rose $7.50 - $6 ($850 & $750 @ $7.50)
8
Crucial $21 - $15 ($300 @ $21), Clanga’s Glory $21 - $16 ($400 x $200 @ $16/$4.75), Manhattan Maid $11 - $7.50 ($500 @ $10, $500 @ $9), Rugged Cross ($1000 @ $4.40), Mecir $6.50 - $5.50 ($700 @ $6.50)
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