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Randwick price movers and bets for Saturday (from TAB)
RANDWICK 12/10
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
No movements of note
2
Khrysler ($400 @ $15)
3
Chateau Lafaite $6.50 - $5 ($600 & $400 @ $5.50)
4
Turbulent Jet $11 - $10
5
Frozen Rope $11 - $13 - $12 ($500 @ $13)
6 (Since Barrier Draw)
Rock Hero $6 - $5.50 ($1200 x $800 @ $6/$2.11, $1500 & $900 @ $5.50)
7
Choice Bro $9.50 - $9,
Salon Soldier $26 - $16,
Gangsters Choice $11 - $7.50 ($1000 @ $11)
8
Lucky Lago $6 - $5 ($1000 @ $6),
Queenstown ($500 @ $7)
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