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TAB early price movers for Saturday
TAB early price movers for Saturday (at 1pm Friday)
RANDWICK 27/4
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Toydini ($2500 @ $1.55), Honorius $31 - $26
2
Driefontein ($1500 @ $4.60), Meidung $9.50 - $3.80 ($940 @ $9.50, $400 e/w @ $8/$2.47, $1500 @ $5, $1000 @ $4.60, $1000 @ $4), Amarachi $51 - $35
3
Shannara $21 - $18, Scorpio Queen $26 - $23
4
Manighar $15 - $14 ($500 @ $15), Reliable Man $9 - $8 ($1400 @ $9, $400 @ $8), Lamasery $71 - $61, Zurella $61 - $41 - $51, It’s A Dundeel ($4000 & $1000 [twice] @ $1.35)
5
Criterion $5.50 - $5 - $5.50 ($800 @ $5.50, $1000 @ $5), Fast ‘n’ Rocking $6.50 - $6 ($600 @ $6.50, $1000 e/w @ $6/$2.11), Charlie Boy $26 - $21, Equator $35 - $17 ($1000 x $2000 @ $21/$5.44), Guelph $2.60 - $2.90, Scandiva $9 - $6.50 ($1100 @ $9, $700 & $500 @ $8)
6 (Since Final Field)
Julienas ($500 @ $8), Kelinni $3.20 - $3 ($2000, $1500 & $1000 [twice] @ $3.20), Blood Brotha ($500 @ $10), Tremec ($500 @ $8)
7
More Joyous ($1000 @ $2.40), All Too Hard $2.60 - $2.70 ($3500 & $1000 @ $2.60, $1000 @ $2.70), Epaulette $5 - $4.80 ($2000 & $1200 @ $5)
8
Decision Time $8 - $5.50 ($400 @ $8), See The World $13 - $9.50, Somepin Anypin $15 - $10 ($475 @ $15), Soft Sand $21 - $13
CAULFIELD 27/4
Blue Ribbon ($1000 @ $4), Averau $17 - $9($500 @ $13), Mumbeilly $26 - $17
Coins ($1000 @ $2.60), Ephemera $17 - $13, Mybenz $9 - $5.50 ($500 e/w @ $7/$2.33)
Lankan Rupee $9 - $6, Falcent $17 - $11 (Deduction 17c for Vain Queen)
Motivado $11 - $4.40 - $4.50 ($700 @ $7.50, $600 e/w @ $5.50/$1.90), Clanga’s Glory $6 - $5.50 ($700 [twice] @ $6, $3000 x $2000 @ $6/$2.04), Rugged Cross $3 - $3.50 - $3.20, The Big Steel $11 - $7.50 - $8.50
6
The New Boy ($2400 @ $7.50), Tigerland $3.40 - $2.35 ($2000 @ $3.40, $1620 & $1000 @ $3.10, $1000 @ $2.80, $1000 @ $2.50), Aashiq $26 - $35 - $21
Queen Delight $16 - $13, Day Procedure $10 - $5.50 ($780 x $1000 @ $8.50/$2.87), Rifleman $11 - $13 - $11
Miss Bindi $26 - $31 - $15, You Can Dance $14 - $15 - $8.50, Vibrant Rouge $9 - $3.80 ($500 e/w @ $9/$3, $500 @ $7, $1000 & $700 @ $5.50), Quicksilver Lass $16 - $17 - $11 (Deduction 11c x 11c for Honey Flower)
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Australian horse racing form study usually stops at picking the horse: you do the form, then walk up and take whatever price is showing on the board. In Practical Punting in October 2000, Richard H...
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