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Lucrezia Stefanini to beat Quirine Lemoine @ 2.6 with Pinnacle
Lemoine has not won a set in her last 5 matches... I think she's overpriced, and this is anybody's match. good luck 

Market Rasen 4.50  Family Man - 11/1 bet365 win thanks 

Family Man - from Nigel Twiston-Davies and keeping with the horses name its Sam Twiston-Davies in the saddle of the 6yo who's only had the five races two at PTP where he found 3rd and 2nd place but the three rules race he never made the frame, His last run was 35 days ago at Ludlow 3m maiden hurdle going good and Sam was in saddle for first time when beaten by 33 lengths in 7th place , I would say Sam was doing a fact finder on horse as the visor goes on for first time today plus a furlong less to 2m 7f, He also gets his handicap debut today off 108

Harriet Dart to beat Cristina Bucsa at 1.53 with Pinnacle
Harriet Dart is having an excellent first half of the season, having qualified for the Australian Open and losing only to names like Sevastova or Barthel, both of which are miles above Bucsa. She took a small break, but her win over the dangerous Minnen from the first round shows that she should be ready to go - and, in theory, she should be at least a level above Bucsa in terms of virtually everything.

Well, cheers, although I didn't exactly have anything to do with it .

Jurgen Melzer to beat Pablo Andujar at 2.70 with Unibet

Yulia Putintseva (+1.5 sets) to beat Karolina Pliskova at 2.12 with Pinnacle
Happy to take this at odds against. Pliskova is prone to losing sets against opponents that move well and the conditions should allow Yulia to find some good opportunities and spots. Not sure she has enough to win this, but she should be able to win a set more often than not.

I have bet against Woz in her first 2 matches here. The last one was one of the most frustrating matches that i ever seen. Niculescu break points converted = 3/15   Wozniacki break points converted = 4/4  so you can imagine my anger watching that match. Woz is so far from her best form let's see if this will be the definitive 

what a call.. he's dominating.

Nice spot @four-leaf 

Jurgen Melzer to beat Sergio Gutierrez-Ferrol at 2.25 with Unibet
Hey @CzechPunter didn't Jurgen retire in Vienna last season? Wasn't that supposed to be his last match in singles? He has already won a ATP doubles title this season and now he decides to go for singles matches again. Quite funny and I'm ready to back him anyday of the week when a guy like SG-F is at the other side of the net. SG-F is a player who usually don't do anything special with the ball. Jurgen should be able to exploit this opponents weaknesses. We all saw how he dismantled Milos Raonic in Vienna last season and easily won in straight sets so the high capacity of Jurgen is still hanging around. He hasn't played singles since Vienna but he is quite used to playing well without matchpractice. Can still remember how he dismantled Jerzy Janowicz in a challenger tournament in Poland two years ago. Took the pole down in two in second round and went on to easily win the hole tournament without dropping a set. But before that week in Wroclaw he had a lot of matchpractice as he had just won Budapest challenger. But even though he doesn't have any matchpractice now he is capable of winning this match anyway.

Well, he was certainly supposed to retire from the singles at the very least .

Chepstow 5:05 Chimes Of Dylan - 20/1 PP win thanks 

Chimes Of Dylan - from Tim Vaughan yard I had Tim's 20/1 winner yesterday and he goes with a similar type of horse today another that's came from another yard in January this year, he ran 2 PTP and 10 NH races finding a winner of a hurdle race at 2m 4f on good ground for Neil King yard in July last year which was his last race, A break of 174 days before he came to Tims yard who gave him 6 days schooling before he ran him at Sedgefield 2m 5f when 4th but lost pace and trailed in 15 lengths behind winner but that poor run saw yard send him for wind op and he's had 36 days more schooling ,stamina and fitness work and comes here with tongue strap on again also Alan Johns keeps the ride so yard will get some more info off Alan

Taunton 2:50 Adherence - 12/1 bet365 win thanks change of tactics wins only for rest of month 

Adherence - A 8yo who had a career on flat turf and handful in NH before changing hands to Tim Vaughan on 5th Feb this year his last run was for Kenneth Slack yard 361 days ago when 3rd at Sedgefield 2m 4f. He's had 41 days being at the Vaughan yard so I would expect they've been working on stamina , fitness and jumping skills as he's only had five runs to date in NH and last run was his best and received a1lb rise to 98 mark with James Best getting his 1st time on horse

I know it is easy to talk after a match was already played... For the moment, Hurkacz doesn't possess the weapons to beat Federer, and he must keep his first serve percentage quite high to have a chance. Well, that did not materialize today, the only slight opportunities arose when Roger kind of fell asleep for half minutes. Despite the fact 110 looks a bit far away, after reaching the 100 trophy milestone, the GOAT will try to make the most of every chance if he reaches the later stages of a tournament, so I would rather back than lay him this weekend. Just my two cents.

I've backed Djokovic and Fognini to beat Kubot/Melo at these odds. The veteran doubles specialists looked too shaky this week, for me, this is a much closer matchup than the odds suggest, so I'm going for value here.

130 CH:Gardens Of Babylon
210 CH:Western Ryder
250 CH:Dickie Diver
330 CH:Bellshill
410 CH:Hazel Hill
450 CH:Le Prezien
530 CH: Pym

good luck @eros - thanks for posting 

130 CH: Coeur Sublime
210 CH: Sternrubin
250 CH: Nadaitak
330 CH: Anibale Fly
410 CH: Top Wood
450 CH: Diakali
530 CH: Le Musee

Yo Donnie Darko .. I'm taking a flyer on Hurkacz.. He's producing right now , and if he wins the coin toss, serves first.. I think he can put some pressure on Federer.  

Hubert Hurkacz to beat (+4.5) Roger Federer at 2.17 with Unibet
@money44 I agree that Hubert is producing right now so I'm taking him on the handicap.

i agree...he's a talented player with big wins as junior. he's good from the groundstroke and his forehand can be a weapon. it was great to see how he was running for any ball against djere, but today its completly different kind of game. he will get in trouble with his returns especially against good servers like raonic and it will be hard enough to hold his serve but it will be harder to get any break points here.

Personally i think that Raonic and Monfils will win. Kecmanovic looks good but the opponents he had can't be compared with the opponent that will face now. It's true that Raonic could have been eliminated by Giron but he finally survived that match and i can't see him playing as bad as he did against Giron. Monfils is not the same Monfils, he is playing with a regularity that i have never seen in him before so i can say that he's in the best form of his career. Im not impressed with what Thiem have done till here. He was disappointing in the AO and in the south american tour. I think that he's still here because he faced the right opponents but Monfils will dominate him if he doesn't improve for this game.

GL Four Leaf. Goffin just slaughtered Baena in his last match.. seems farfetched

I liked your post .. but now I have second thoughts.. I see that Rennes has won the first leg 3-1, and this team has been undervalued all tournament.. @i1_principe @StevieDay1983. I was on Rennes when they defeated Betis a couple weeks ago at a big price... They have a quality team, and I don't think overcoming a 2 goal deficit is any easy feat here.. I wish u guys luck, but i'm going to look at another match for a punt.