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TAB punters cash in as Ravishing prevails at Melton

TAB punters chimed into Captain Ravishing before his top victory at Melton Entertainment Park on Saturday night.

The Freddy Taiba-trained star was met with good support – including big bets of $2500 at $2.30 and $2385 at $2.10 – before his triumph in the Hygain Graham Goffin Memorial.

The collect was one of the good results for TAB punters on Victorian harness racing last week, with some of the other big hits and misses listed below.

WINNERS ARE GRINNERS

$4000 at $1.12 on Storms Collide to place (Bendigo, race 2 on September 18) 

$3000 at $3.50 on Judes Dude to win (Melton, race 7 on September 20)

$3000 ($1500 each-way) at $2.95/$1.70 on Ozzie Battler to win/place (Shepparton, race 2 on September 17)

$2500 at $2.30 on Captain Ravishing to win (Melton, race 1 on September 21)

$2385 at $2.10 on Captain Ravishing to win (Melton, race 1 on September 21)

$2200 at $2.96 on Victory George to place (Mildura, race 1 on September 20)

BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME

$5625 at $4.60 on Minimez to win (Melton, race 2 on September 20) – Second

$5000 at $4.80 on Vici Bloom to win (Melton, race 2 on September 20) – Unplaced

$4000 at $1.35 on Delightful Tammy to win (Bendigo, race 5 on September 18) – Second 

$3175 at $2.50 on Icanmotor to win (Echuca, race 3 on September 22) – Unplaced

$3333 at $1.30 on Storms Collide to win (Bendigo, race 2 on September 18) – Second 

$2600 at $1.33 on Jilliby Illuminate to win (Melton, race 4 on September 21) – Second

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