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Warwick Farm price movements on Friday for Saturday's meeting (from TAB.com.au)
WARWICK FARM 11/1
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Stratalena $35 - $13 ($400 @ $17, $500 @ $15)
2
Celtic Prince $4.20 - $4 ($700 @ $4.20),
Rule Book $4.20 - $4 ($2300 @ $4.20),
Pentometer $3 - $2.90 ($1000 @ $3)
3
Centre Pivot $6 - $5 ($800 @ $6, $1000 @ $5.50),
Chosen Idol $13 - $11 ($400 @ $13),
Agadir $15 - $4.80 ($1000 @ $9, $1000 @ $8.50, $650 @ $7, $1000 @ $6.50, $1000 @ $5)
4
Medusa’s Miss $15 - $14 ($500 @ $15),
I’ve Got The Looks ($1000 @ $3.60),
Caprossa $11 - $9.50 ($400 @ $11),
Recoinage $7 - $5 ($600 @ $7, $800 @ $6)
5
Honourable Aussie $51 - $11
(Deduction 17c for Imperil; 25c for Gangster’s Choice)
6
Rastro $14 - $10
7
Hunter Jack $4.60 - $3.80 ($600 @ $4.60, $1500 @ $4.40, $1050, $800 & $600 @ $4.20),
Divertire $11 - $9.50 ($400 @ $11)
8
Let’s Rock’n’roll $6.50 - $4.80 ($500 @ $6.50, $1200 @ $6, $1050 e/w @ $6/$2.11),
Mighty Obvious $21 - $18
(Deduction 3c x 4c for Planet Voyage)
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