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Sara Sorribes Tormo (-4.5) to beat Bianca Andreescu at 1.86 with Unibet Andreescu hasn't played since Montreal last year, and the surface doesn't really play to her strengths here, so I'm not sure how much damage she will be able to do against SST, who's been very solid all year long, and who has all the fitness to out-last Andreescu as well. Unless Andreescu hits a purple patch here, she'll go down easily. Yulia Putintseva to beat Sloane Stephens at 1.73 with Bet365 I really liked how Putintseva dismantled Stephens in Rome a couple of weeks ago, and I wouldn't be surprised to see a repeat of that here. Putintseva has improved a lot recently, and she's always pumped up for matches. Stephens just might not have the energy and will despite this being a GS match.

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4.05 Cartmel Boombawn (7/4 William Hill)

Redcar Monday 15:25 Jm Jhingree 7/4 Win Bet365

4.45 Leicester Mayo Neighs 4/1 WilliamHill

and the 89 v 90 average final says it all. So annoying

Exactly... Price gets eliminated... MVG gets eliminated... at that point, Schindler is basically the favorite to win it all... leads 3-1, then total collapse.

Leicester 4.45 Macanudo 8/1 Bet365

Bet 23 won - bank @ £20.34 ✅ Attempts 203 Double ups won - 102 Thread bank +£10.00

4.20 Yarmouth North View 11/1 Bet365

Bet 23 (1-3 65)

I'm writing this off already. Scheffler three over through ten holes. I'm not watching so not sure what the issue is, but that's a remarkable score.

Bet 17, 19, 20, 21 & 22 won Bet 18 lost Bank @ £17.62

Ballinrobe 5.30 Rock on seamin 33/1ew 365

£2.25 added to bet 22 @ 1.36 - 52 mins on the clock

3 places +£4 day 117 evens +-.o 😂

the above event 2 is starting tomorrow by the way

very little value in Event 2 unfortunately. Some of the prices for the players I backed in Event 1 are quite ridiculous. Bookies are shameful. So to get any value I'm forced into the following : 2pts Totten 7/1 bet365 2pts A.Davies 10/1 bet365 2pts U.Dikme 10/1 bet365 2pts J.Cooper 12/1 bet365 1pt K.Brierley 25/1 bet365

Bet 22 (0-3 HT)

hard to take losing in a semi final to Josh Rock with Clayton waiting in the final. Really poor from Schindler. He was there for the taking and vastly under experienced. 3-1 up and then dog sh!t throughout

Green Power 16.15 Leicester 16/1 Paddy Power Each way

Redcar 2.50 Bay Breeze 7/1 b365

Bet 21 (0-4 72)

Bet 20 (0-2 19)

Hi all, just posting here again incase we have same issues as yesterday. TumbleweedKing filling in for The Brigadier who is having a day off. Good luck if following, but hopefully a winner or two listed below. NAP 3-15 Huntingdon - BREAKING COVER Breaking Cover has only really had a handful of starts for Anthony Honeyball but he was travelling really well last time when coming to grief three from home. He would have had a big say in the finish, but he has been given plenty of time to recover and with Sam Twiston-Davies placing Rex Dingle in the saddle, the pair ought to be able to do a little bit better. He has fitness on his side compared to a few of his main rivals and this looks a decent opportunity for him to finally gain a win over hurdles. DAILY TIPS 1-55 Leicester - CORSICAN CAPER Corsican Caper has been in tremendous form and bounced back to winning ways at Haydock in a similar event last time. Although he is trying to win off a career high mark and has been in good form, the same cannot be said of his rivals here this afternoon. Many have struggled to put a couple of good runs together and have had easier opportunities than this in the past. Although this is just two days after his latest outing, he looks more than capable of getting involved once more. 3-45 Yarmouth - HOVER ON THE WIND Hover On The Wind scored a first ever career success when winning over this course and distance last time out. This is his third outing here in a row and he will be hoping to back up that win with another one off a six-pound higher mark. Silvestre De Sousa is back on board despite Marco Ghiani winning on him last time, but the Brazilian jockey knows him like the palm of his had having ridden him plenty in the past. With that confidence boosting success on the board, he looks likely to improve again and can make it back-to back wins here at Yarmouth. 4-05 Cartmel - BOOMBAWN Boombawn takes a notable step back in trip for Dan and Harry Skelton in this handicap chase over an extended two miles. The seven-year-old son of Dylan Thomas made it two wins from his last three starts over a few furlongs further at Warwick last time on what was his debut over the larger obstacles. Connections clearly feel he has the speed for this shorter trip and they will be hoping that his impeccable jumping holds strong. There is still more to come from in this sphere from him and no surprise to see him go well. 4-15 Leicester - MUDSKIPPER (E/W) Mudskipper backers will be hoping he can live up to his name as he makes his second appearance of the season. The ground on his seasonal reappearance looked a bit too fast for him, but a return to a surface with a bit more give will certainly be in his favour. He has won over this one mile trip in the past and David Menusiers’ runners have tended to need their first run back. The booking of David Egan really catches the eye as he is one from one on horses for the stable this year. There looks to be further improvement to come and not without a chance. 5-55 Leicester - MOON OVER THE SEA (E/W) Moon Over The Sea could well bounce back to form in this closing handicap at Leicester. The five-year-old has enjoyed a positive campaign on the all-weather and he now bids to continue that on grass. The drop back to a mile was probably what found him out last time and no surprise to see Declan Carroll move him back up a couple of furlongs here. Rossa Ryan knows the horse well and has won on him three times previously. Many of his rivals are woefully out of firm here and no surprise to see a better performance this time around. ACCA 3-05 Leicester - MATSURI Matsuri comes here on the back of a six month break and bids to continue from where he left off. The classily bred son of Sea The Stars stayed on well over a mile at Kempton when last seen to just get up and deny Brioni by a neck. It comes as no great surprise to see him step up in trip here and further improvement can be found for it. The form of that last race is working out quite well and Roger Varian looks to have another decent type on his hands. 4-55 Huntingdon - SALVATORE Salvatore got up to win his first race over hurdles last time and connections will be hopping that he can back that up here. He has had a good five week break since and Paul O’Brien is once again in the saddle. He was held up for a late run last time and did all of his best work in the closing stages at Kempton last time out. The form is beginning to work out as the sixth placed horse (Eric Carmen) has come out and franked the form subsequently. With a newly found confidence, he can carry on improving and rates as a danger to all. 5-20 Leicester - ALLONSY Allonsy represents a very much in form Ralph Beckett team. The three-year-old filly was beaten only a short head on her seasonal reappearance at Windsor just last month. The stable are enjoying some good results of late and connections will be hoping that this Kirsten Rausing owned filly can get off the mark on what is her second run of the year. The step up in trip clearly brought about the required improvement in her last time and can do so again here. Rossa Ryan takes over in the saddle for the first time and the pair should prove to be the ones to beat.