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LATE MAIL for Wednesday

Tom Baddock, Marcin Berus - Wednesday October 18

Racenet has analysed where the early money has gone for Wednesday’s meetings at Canterbury and Caulfield.

Below are the best-backed runners leading into the four meetings. Odds as at 12.30pm on Wednesday.

Legend:
BEST PUSH – The best backed runner at the meeting.
GOOD PUSH – Horses that have met with better than average support.

TRACK: Canterbury

Race

Horse

Best price

Betting agency offering best price

Race 1

Poetic Charmer (4)

$2

Sportsbet , Ladbrokes , Betstar , Bookmaker , Bet365

Race 2

Kettering (2)

$3.50

Bet365

Race 3

I Am Serious (3)

$2

Sportsbet

Race 4

Stonebrook (1) – BEST PUSH

$1.75

Sportsbet , Ladbrokes , Betstar , Bookmaker , CrownBet

Race 5

The Cheetah (4)

$5.50

Sportsbet , CrownBet , Bet365

Race 6

Baysa (9) – GOOD PUSH

$2.70

Sportsbet

Race 7

Passage Of Time (3)

$6

Sportsbet , Bet365

Race 8

Best Guess (15)

$4.60

Bet365

TRACK: Caulfield

Race

Horse

Best price

Betting agency offering best price

Race 1

Sin To Win (6)

$4.80

Sportsbet

Race 2

Sherlock Holmes (8) – GOOD PUSH

$4.60

Bet365

Race 3

Villermont (4) – BEST PUSH

$2.15

Unibet

Race 4

Steel Frost (3)

$4.60

Bet365

Race 5

Prompt Response (1)

$3.30

Bet365 , Unibet

Race 6

Jukebox (2)

$4.20

Bet365

Race 7

Rich Charm (8)

$4

Bet365

Race 8

Odeon (6)

$8

Bet365

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