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Early betting trends for Sunshine Coast September 30

Breednet - Friday September 29

Punters have backed a Darryl Hansen-trained runner in early betting at the Sunshine Coast on Saturday.

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Jim Byrne is aboard Divine Service in the fourth race and despite finishing last of seven at his previous start the six-year-old has halved in price from an opening quote of $15.

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

Race

No.

Horse

Fluctuations

1

1

Mishani Bullitt

$5 - $3.90

2

3

The Rumour File

$7 - $5.50

3

7

The Mechanic

$13 - $10

3

8

I've Gotta Nel

$7 - $4.80

3

13

Girl In A Million

$4.50 - $3.40

4

7

Lauterbrunnen

$21 - $15

4

8

Divine Service

$15 - $8

5

5

Sabkhat

$5.50 - $3.80

6

5

Madame Lily

$5.50 - $5

6

6

My Girl Hayley

$5.50 - $4.40

7

6

Cruise Power

$14 - $11

7

11

Siliqua

$7 - $5.50

8

1

Grand Emperor

$21 - $11

8

9

Deep Image

$4.20 - $3.10

9

10

Don't Doubt Marley

$17 - $12

9

15

Don't Doubt Da Wife

$8 - $3.80

10

10

Impregnable

$5 - $4.60

10

13

Sentimental Prince

$17 - $12

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