Racing for
May 30
Horse
racing: Sale (Vic), Kembla Grange (NSW), Penola (SA), Rockhampton (Qld),
Northam (WA)
Harness
racing: Hamilton (Vic), Newcastle (NSW), Gold Coast (Qld), Shepparton (Vic),
Penrith (NSW), Wagin (WA) Greyhound racing: Warragul (Vic), Dubbo (NSW), Geelong (Vic), Maitland (NSW), Albion Park (Qld), Sandown Park (Vic), Angle Park (SA), Hobart (Tas), Dapto (NSW), Mandurah (WA)
First up,
an update on the Sale meeting – new race times have been announced due a diesel
spill on the Princes Highway just east of Pakenham resulting in long delays.
Race 1 will be now be run at noon; Race (2) 12.33; Race (3) 1.02; Race (4) 1.37;
Race (5) 2.11; Race (6) 2.42; Race (7) 3.12; Race (8) 3.42 and Race 9 at 4.16pm.
A dead (5) awaits when the meeting kicks-off, and we have a nice omen tip in
the fourth (the Eastcoast Plumbtec Traralgon Maiden Plate over
1013m) that looks hard to beat.
It’s
climbing season in the Himalayas where the name Pemba Nepali (#9) is quite
common. In this case, she’s a lightly raced 4yo mare out of the Noonan stable
with Jake Noonan taking the ride here for father Tony. Untried in better than
slow ground, she’s placed three times in five starts including a last-start
second on her home track at Mornington. The Peter Moody-trained #11 Midnight
Rule looks the logical quinella runner.
Suggested
bet: Sale R4 #9 Pemba Nepali E/W (two units) 2nd $1.40, boxed exacta 9-11 (two units) LOSE
Other tips
Sale R6 #6
Orange Muscat (win) LOSE (U/P)
Kembla
Grange R4 #1 Tenacitus (E/W) 3rd $1.80
Kembla
Grange R8 #3 Wimpole Street (E/W) LOSE (4th)
Rockhampton
R2 #1 Cannyclimb (win) 1st ($3.40)
Harness
racing tip: Shepparton R8 #1 Miss Polly Potts (win) LOSE (U/P)
Greyhound
racing tip: Maitland R7 #1 Avondale Porsche (win) 1st ($1.30)
MLB for
May 30
Kansas
City Royals (21-28) @ St Louis Cardinals (34-17), Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MS,
Thursday, May 30, 10.15am
The I-70
series has been one-sided of late, in part due to Carlos Beltran’s solid
performances against his former team. He’ll look to help the St Louis Cardinals
win a sixth straight meeting while sending the visiting Kansas City Royals to
an eighth consecutive defeat. He didn't face the Royals until signing with St.
Louis prior to last season, but he's hitting .361 with two homers and 11 RBIs.
Kansas
City may be happy to hit the road even if it’s not all that far away, as
Tuesday's defeat tied the franchise record of 10 straight home losses set last
season. The Royals (21-28) have been outscored 35-13 during their seven-game
losing streak and mustered only two hits in the latest defeat.
The Royals will look to get their offence going against Lance Lynn (7-1, 2.95 ERA) who
has posted a 5.25 ERA while walking seven over his previous two starts. He
bounced back and scattered two hits while striking out nine in six innings of a
7-0 win over the Dodgers on Friday. Lynn will be opposed by Luis Mendoza (1-2,
5.05), who walked a season-worst four but gave up only one run in five innings
of Kansas City’s 5-2 loss to the Angels on Friday.
Suggested
bet: Cardinals -1.5 (three units @ $2.18) WIN, game total +8 (one unit @ $1.91) PUSH (3-5)
Other tips
Nationals
WIN @ Orioles LOSE (6-9)
White Sox
@ Cubs WIN WIN (3-9)
Mets WIN @
Yankees WIN (9-4)
Diamondbacks
@ Rangers +9 POSTPONED
Blue Jays
@ Braves WIN LOSE (3-0)
Rays WIN @
Marlins WIN (3-1)
Dodgers @
Angels +8 LOSE (3-4)
Astros @
Rockies -1.5 LOSE (6-3)
Athletics
WIN @ Giants WIN (9-6)
NHL
playoffs for May 30
Western
Conference semi-final, game 7: Detroit Red Wings @ Chicago Blackhawks, United
Center, Chicago, IL, Thursday, May 30, 10.10am (series tied 3-3)
The 2013
NHL playoffs have already served up some classics, and this looms as another spot for the highlight reel. One night after The Rolling Stones rocked the United Center,
the Blackhawks will be hoping to channel some Start Me Up to earn some Satisfaction on the way to a
remarkable series win.
It all
began with a convincing victory for the Blackhawks. Then Jimmy Howard and the
Red Wings controlled the action for three straight games, pushing the NHL’s
top-seeded team to the brink of elimination. Then there was the response from
Chicago, which found its offence in time to take two in a row and grab at least
one more home date.
The tide looks
to be flowing in Chicago’s direction. Detroit’s skipper Henrik Zetterberg hasn’t
scored a goal in this series while Pavel Datsyuk has only two points. Jonathan
Toews bounced back strongly for the Blackhawks in Games 5 and 6 while Patrick
Sharp, Marion Hossa and Bryan Bickell have all been boosted their output and
Corey Crawford has been superb in goal. The price is short, but we have to go
with the home side here.
Suggested
bet: Blackhawks WIN (2.5 units @ $1.52) WIN, game total +5 (1.5 units @ $2.10) LOSE (1-2)
* Prices
with thanks to Centrebet, correct at time of publication
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