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Early betting trends for Morphettville September 30

Breednet - Friday September 29

Most punters think a fairytale can continue if early betting at Morphettville on Saturday is a guide.

The Shayne Cahill-trained Desert Lashes is yet to be beaten in eight starts since commencing her career in Alice Springs and has been well backed to win the seventh race first-up since winning the Listed Redelva Stakes on April 22.

Below are the early firmers in early betting on Saturday's Morphettville Parks meeting.

Race

No.

Horse

Fluctuations

1

2

Glam Guru

$1.80 - $1.45

1

3

Liberatore

$5.50 - $3.90

1

5

Lostarc

$19 - $13

2

1

Tabbing

$8 - $7

2

2

Phelps Glory

$3 - $2.50

3

1

Counter Spin

$6 - $5

3

2

Rock Status

$6 - $4.60

3

5

Quarck

$26 - $10

4

1

Barood

$8 - $5.50

4

3

Magnus Knight

$14 - $10

4

4

Arizona Wildcat

$11 - $8

5

1

Articus

$5 - $3.30

5

2

Balf's Choice

$3 - $2.65

5

4

Jim's Journey

$10 - $7

5

7

Brown Ben

$8 - $6

6

3

Model Dragon

$6 - $3.90

6

5

Nipperkin

$10 - $6

6

8

Federosa

$8 - $4.60

7

8

Benz

$5.50 - $4.20

7

9

Desert Lashes

$5.50 - $3.80

8

2

Captain Duffy

$5.50 - $4.60

8

10

Beau's Boy

$8 - $6.50

 
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