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Lake Sententia has come in for solid support from punters for Flemington on Saturday. Early price changes and bets from TAB.com.au are:
FLEMINGTON 9/11
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
No movements of note
2
Electric Fusion $11 - $7.50,
Post D’France ($1300 x $3000 @ $10/$3.11)
3
Sharalam $5.50 - $5 ($1250 & $700 @ $5)
4
Dothraki $12 - $10 ($500 e/w @ $10/$2.85),
Trust In A Gust $17 - $14,
Apollo’s Choice $26 - $17 ($580 @ $17),
Consorting $15 - $10
5
Lake Sententia $5 - $3.80 ($600 @ $5, $1200 @ $4.40, $2750 x $3000 @ $4.20/$1.77, $800 @ $4.20),
Keep De Rose $11 - $15 - $11 - $12 ($650 x $500 @ $15/$4.39)
6 (Since Barrier Draw)
Buffering $8 - $8.50 - $8 ($1250 & $1000 @ $8.50),
Epaulette $13 - $11 - $12 ($1000 @ $13, $500 e/w @ $11/$3.42),
Bel Sprinter ($500 e/w @ $18/$5.12),
Unpretentious $12 - $10 ($600 @ $11),
Sidestep $51 - $31,
Villa Verde $61 - $31
7
Boban $4.60 - $3.60 ($1500 [twice] @ $4.60, $1000 @ $4, $2500, $2200, $2000, $1000 [twice] & $800 @ $3.70),
Sacred Falls ($1000 e/w @ $7/$2.50),
Speediness ($3100 @ $11),
Smokin’ Joey $26 - $21,
Spurtonic $10 - $8 ($1000 & $650 @ $10, $1000 & $700 @ $8),
Strike The Stars $26 - $21
(Deduction 2c x 2c for Havana Gold)
8
Precedence $8.50 - $7 ($600 @ $7.50),
Forgotten Voice $9 - $8 - $8.50 ($600 & $500 @ $9),
Garud $13 - $15 - $13 ($500 @ $15),
Angola $26 - $41 - $26,
La Amistad $15 - $12
9
Longport $14 - $12 ($3000 @ $14),
Karacatis $4.60 - $4.80 - $4.40,
Disciple $8 - $7 ($600 @ $8),
Limes $17 - $11,
Miss Softhands $21 - $17
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