Mafia Miss goes first up at home

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Back to Randwick for a good card on a dry track hopefully.

SR1 - Last start impressive winner Peck ($2.70) is the TAB elect in what should be a tight betting duel in the first.

SR2 - There has been a good go for a Chris Waller runner (there is a surprise) Ingham Magic. She has been $7 to $4.80.

SR3 - Not much action here with the Queenslander Frozone down looking for dry tracks and is $4.40 Betfair at the moment.

SR4 - Bit of a move at bigger odds for another Brisbane entrant this time from the Barry Baldwin barn. Demanding Miss has been $16 to $14.

SR5 - Nice interest for Mafia Miss ($12 to $9.50) racing at home first up with an important claim for the in-form Jason Collett.

SR6 - Main changes here are out of the market. Key West is $10 to $8.50 while last start 100-1 winner River Jordan is off again from $26 to $18.

SR7 - Earliest goes at the TAB on the program were for a few in this very race. Recent winner Whisperossa is $4.60 to $4 with Damien Oliver up. Also here we see Adroitly ($9.50 to $9) and even Satisfies ($35 to $21).

SR8 - Pretty quiet at this time in the last with Othello the $5 Betfair elect.

Punters love betting at Flemington and here are the moves on Finals Day.

MR1 - Very solid backing for the favourite here as Bolisimo Miss is $1.95 to $1.85 chasing a hat trick. But also there is interest in Song Of The Bell ($5.50 to $5).

MR2 - In the Rising Stars Apprentices race, market changes have been for Right Fong ($21 to $13) but he'd need to hit form, Wookah ($10 to $5) and also Prizum ($11 to $10). Later on there was also money for Module ($4.60 to $4.20).

MR3 - Consistent performer Set And Forget is again the one punters have set and not forgotten with his price coming in from $2.90 to $2.70.

MR4 - The 3yo mile final sees Captura ($8.50 to $7) and Sheila's Star ($7.50 to $6.50) but in a rich vein of form for the Moroney stable, punters have leapt into Let It Ride ($18 to $10). Then counter move came with Sidecar ($7.50 to $4.60).

MR5 - Two at the top are garnering support with Zoomin ($6 to $5.50) and ex-hurdler Black And Bent ($5.50 to $4.80). Also a couple of horses who are not even guaranteed starts have been admired early in Banjo Paterson Final. Summarise is $10 to $8.50 from a punting barn while Our Aristocrat is $21 to $11 back to flat following four hurdle wins.

MR6 - Any Winter Championship Final is usually a decent betting affair and open and this is no exception at the TAB. A sprinkle has come for Haddle McDaddle ($81 to $61) maybe because of the trot Paddy Payne is on. He actually ran second in this very race back in 2006. Others at odds to be snipped at include La Rocket ($41 to $35), Tough Future ($19 to $15) and also Tiakinui ($13 to $12),

MR7 - Straight racing can be hard to assess so the punters have simply said why not just follow PG Moody. Mid Summer Music has been dynamic late and is $6.50 to $5.

MR8 - The fillies final is a fairly open race and Maraaseem ($12 to $10) along with Angelou ($21 to $19) have attracted some support.

Back to Eagle Farm again for what is the final, final day of the winter carnival with a couple of Listed Races.

BR6 - The two mile Queensland Cup sees moves away from the favourite toward the two nearest. Persian Star has been $4.40 to $3.60 while Raeburn was $4 to $3.80 which is no surprise.

BR7 - In the Listed Ascot Hcp sprint, Essington holds sway at $1.75.