Racing: Racing's futures market

Tuesday 25 November 1997 00:02 GMT

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Following his 11-length victory over General Wolfe - with Eudipe back in fourth and Go Ballistic pulled up - in the Edward Hanmer Memorial Limited Handicap Chase over 3m at Haydock last Wednesday Suny Bay, who gets just a 4lb penalty for that, is a top-priced 4-1 favourite with William Hill - Coral go just 3-1.

Barton Bank, runner up to One Man at Wetherby last time, is 14-1 with the Tote - Ladbrokes go 9-1 - while the progressive Indian Tracker is 25-1 with Ladbrokes - the Tote go just 14-1.

In today's 3.40 at Huntingdon, Prizefighter is 25-1 with the Tote - William Hill go 16-1.

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