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Warwick Farm price movers from TAB
Warwick Farm price movers from TAB on Thursday morning
WARWICK FARM 25/4
1st price listed is original price posted before scratchings
RACE
MOVER
1
Messene $2.50 - $2.10, Fullerton $7.50 - $5.50 ($600 @ $7.50) (Deductions 15c x 16c for Izababe and Less Is More)
2
Fields Of Tuscany $12 - $10 ($450 x $250 @ $12/$2.83)
3
Singing To Win $13 - $12, Lucky Lago $6 - $5.50 ($500 @ $6)
4
Boban $4.40 - $3.90 ($700 @ $4.40), Terravista $5.50 - $4 ($1000 @ $5.50, $1000 & $600 @ $4.80, $500 @ $4.60), Swift Succession $16 - $14 ($500 @ $16), Chandos $14 - $12 (Deduction 12c for Foxbat)
5
Our Girl Charlize $8 - $6.50 ($1170 @ $8), Ultimate Gaze $26 - $23, Sharbougg $101 - $51
6
Agister $16 - $12 ($400 @ $16), Falzzon $6.50 - $5 ($400 @ $6.50), Shamus $5.50 - $4 ($1000 @ $5.50), Watch The Magic $6.50 - $4 ($400 @ $6.50, $500 @ $6, $1000 @ $5.50) (Deduction 13c for Diamond To Pegasus and Inventive)
7
El Of A Time ($1000 @ $4.20), Sweet Talkin’ Woman $7.50 - $7, Dazzler $5.50 - $5 ($780 x $520 @ $5.50/$1.94)
8
Namsarai $15 - $12 ($500 @ $13), Dynamic Honour $4.40 - $3.90 ($600 @ $4.40, $400 @ $4.20), Stature $51 - $35, Rock Magic $3.20 - $2.80, Chiaroscuro $6.50 - $6 ($500 @ $6.50)
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