Early betting trends for Doomben July 29

Tom Baddock - Friday July 28

A last start runner-up has been backed to go one better in the Limes Hotel And Rooftop Bar QTIS 3YO Handicap (1600m) at Doomben on Saturday.

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The Steve Tregea-trained Rhyming finished second behind the promising Care To Think last start.

Punters think that is a strong formline and have supported the filly in from $4 into $3.70.

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

Race	No.	Horse	Fluctuations
1	7	Deitch	$5.50 - $4
2	5	Cabeirian	$21 - $7.50
2	18	Beraht	$21 - $18
3	16	Good To Be Great	$13 - $11
3	18	Stellarcraft	$13 - $12
4	3	Anton En Avant	$15 - $12
4	7	Cashing Up	$9 - $6
4	11	Brigadier	$13 - $12
5	1	Eljetem	$23 - $12
5	6	Gouldian	$8 - $6.50
5	8	Pinolino	$9.50 - $6
5	10	Manndawi	$18 - $12
5	15	Sweet Adaline	$6.50 - $4
5	16	Stella Gris	$41 - $21
5	18	Novative	$61 - $51
5	19	Ingeegoodbe	$19 - $12
6	3	Real Mystique	$7 - $6
6	5	Rhyming	$4 - $3.70
6	6	Sharpamal	$11 - $8.50
6	8	Winning Kiss	$11 - $8
6	9	Bergerac	$51 - $14
7	7	Meet And Greet	$7.50 - $5.50
8	1	Oxford Poet	$7 - $6
8	3	Steel Zip	$26 - $15
8	4	Inz N Out	$7 - $5
9	1	Prioritise	$6.50 - $4.40
9	2	Oink	$8.50 - $5.50
9	11	Of The Day	$34 - $15
9	15	Saxton Rock	$34 - $13
10	2	Marksfield	$26 - $16
10	5	Espiritu	$15 - $9
10	7	Powerful Saga	$9 - $7.50
10	17	Backslapper	$5.50 - $4.20
10	19	Neptune Palace	$26 - $15

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