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Early TAB price changes and bets for Flemington and Randwick on Saturday:
FLEMINGTON 7/9
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Bulbula $21 - $11 ($500 e/w @ $19/$5)
2
Long John $6 - $5, Cauthen $3.30 - $3.40 - $3.25 ($2500 @ $3.40), Resistant $31 - $21, Rockford $31 - $26, Late Charge $18 - $13 (Deduction 2c x 2c for Gamblin’ Guru)
3
Keep Cool $4.50 - $3.70 ($1200 & $800 @ $4, $1000 [twice] @ $3.80), Bachelor Royal $11 - $9.50 ($800 & $500 e/w @ $11/$3.22), Desert Jeuney $8.50 - $4.80 ($600 x $2000 @ $8.50/$2.71)
4
Bianmick $101 - $51, Mutual Trust $61 - $51, Dany The Fox $4 - $4.20 - $4, Flyingconi $51 - $21, Garud $51 - $23
5
Safeguard $6.50 - $6 ($700 @ $6.50), Charlie Boy $26 - $19, Éclair Big Bang $15 - $13, Hill Spy $11 - $8
6
Manighar $8.50 - $7 - $7.50 ($500 @ $8.50), Sea Moon $8 - $5.50 ($2000 @ $7.50), Puissance De Lune $1.90 - $2 - $1.95 ($3000 & $1000 @ $1.90, $3000, $1500 & $1000 @ $2) (Deduction 5c x 5c for Beaten Up)
7
Rebel Dane $3 - $2.80 ($1500 @ $3, $1000 [twice] @ $2.90), Fontelina $17 - $12, Adamantium $7 - $6.50 ($800 @ $7)
8
Commanding Jewel ($877 @ $6.50), Oasis Bloom $17 - $16, Bonaria $17 - $14 ($500 e/w @ $17/$4.55), Octavia ($500 e/w @ $8.50/$2.66), A Time For Julia $8 - $6.50 ($600 @ $8)
RANDWICK 7/9
Marden $7 - $6.50 ($2000 @ $7), Spurtonic $3 - $2.50, Tonopah (1E) ($500 @ $7)
Masahiko $6 - $5.50 ($700 @ $6), Photon Willie $4.60 - $4.40, The Gallows $8 - $7
Decision Time $26 - $17, Sessions ($1000 @ $2.20), Golden Sunshine ($600 @ $16)
Guelph $2.40 - $2 ($4000 @ $2.40, $1000 @ $2.30), Bound For Earth $18 - $12 ($500 e/w @ $15/$4.11, $500 @ $14), Forever Loved $11 - $7.50 ($1000 @ $10, $800 @ $9) (Deduction 10c x 10c for Kiss A Rose)
Aussies Love Sport $6 - $5 ($600 @ $6, $1000 @ $5.50), Open Book $11 - $5 ($865 @ $11, $900 @ $9.50, $1000 @ $8)
Sincero $8 - $6 (Deduction 17c x 15c for Norzita)
No movements of note
Sharnee Rose $14 - $10 ($500 @ $12, $500 e/w @ $10/$3.25), That’s A Good Idea $4.40 - $3.60 ($1000 @ $4.20)
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