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Early betting trends for Randwick October 21

Breednet - Friday October 20

Punters are finding it difficult to get excited about Saturday's meeting at Randwick with only light activity so far.

The most action comes early in the first race of the day for two-year-olds with money coming for Alshahhad, Tactical Formation and Fiesta.

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

Race

No.

Horse

Fluctuations

1

1

Alshahhad

$11 - $6.50

1

5

Tactical Formation

$7 - $4.20

1

7

Fiesta

$3.60 - 2.90

2

6

Kaonic

$3.40 - 2.90

2

10

Luvaluva

$13 - $10

4

3

Admiral Jello

$3.30 - $3.10

5

4

Improvement

$6 - $5

5

5

Shazeel Lee

$18 - $13

5

8

Wayanka

$11 - $8

5

10

Pumpkin Pie

$8 - $5

7

6

Diddums

$5 - $3.80

7

11

White Moss

$10 - $7

8

2

Black On Gold

$7.50 - $7

9

11

New Universe

$3.50 - $2.90

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