Racing for June 27
Horse
racing: Bendigo (Vic), Hawkesbury (NSW – abandoned), Port Augusta (SA),
Toowoomba (Qld), Northam (WA). Harness
racing: Gold Coast (Qld), Narrogin (WA), Penrith (NSW), Stawell (Vic), Swan
Hill (Vic), Tamworth (NSW). Greyhound
racing: Albion Park (Qld), Dapto (NSW), Angle Park (SA), Geelong (Vic), Grafton
(NSW), Hobart (Tas), Maitland (NSW), Mandurah (WA), Sandown Park (Vic),
Warragul (Vic).
Today’s
meeting at Hawkesbury has been abandoned leaving a slate of four programs
around the country. We’ve had a good look at the Bendigo program where the dead
(5) looks to offer plenty of value. The track is out eight metres today so we’ll
generally be favouring horses who can make up ground along the fence or from
inside barriers with the exception of #10 Longeron. Trained by Team Hawkes at
Flemington, this 3yo gelding will jump from barrier 11 with Stephen Baster
aboard in the last of the day, the 125 days to Jayco Bendigo Showcase BM72 over
1600 metres. He’s won his last two starts at Sale and Seymour over 1424m and
1612m respectively. Just two weeks ago, he smashed the field at Seymour by
seven lengths.
Suggested
bet: Bendigo R10 #10 Longeron WIN (three units) 1st ($2.40)
Other tips
Bendigo R3
#6 Inkjet Sprinter (E/W) 3rd ($1.80)
Bendigo R4
#6 Gemset (place) 2nd ($5.40)
Bendigo R6
#8 Dark Sun (E/W) LOSE (U/P)
Bendigo R7 #2 Desert Jeuney (E/W) 2nd ($2.40)
Bendigo R9 #15 Treasury Notes (E/W) LOSE (U/P)
Bendigo R9 #15 Treasury Notes (E/W) LOSE (U/P)
Toowoomba
R3 #3 Somnambulist (E/W) LOSE (U/P)
Toowoomba
R7 #1 Strike Order (win) 1st ($1.50)
Port
Augusta R4 #2 The Shaman (E/W) LOSE (U/P)
Greyhound
racing tip: Dapto R6 #1 Amazon Lizard (win) LOSE (3rd)
West Coast v Essendon, Patersons Stadium, Thursday, June 27,
8.10pm AEST
Round 14, the
first full slate of nine games after three bye weeks, kicks-off with a spicy
encounter at Patersons Stadium. The Bombers are coming off a week’s rest but
the scandal surrounding the club’s supplement program was re-ignited with
skipper Jobe Watson admission of guilt on Fox Footy earlier this week. At this
time, Watson is listed to play while the Bombers have recalled Courtenay
Dempsey and Tom Bellchambers.
The Eagles
covered the 32-point line last week but never looked a serious chance of
knocking over the Hawks, and lost Andrew Embley (suspension) and Shannon Hurn
(injury) for this game. It’s brutally hard for sides to climb into the eight
after the mid-point of the season and for the Eagles, with games coming up
against Adelaide, Fremantle and Sydney, the task looks mighty tough.
It’s an
equally pivotal game for Essendon. They were 8-3 at the bye in 2012, only to
lose eight of their last nine and miss the finals. The Bombers have won their
past two matches in WA, both against Fremantle, but have not beaten the Eagles
in Perth for 12 years. This one is too close to call but, despite the cool and
calm conditions on offer, the ‘under’ game total (which we expect to open at
180.5) appeals with some strong indicators in play.
Suggested bet: West Coast WIN (one unit @ $1.87),
game total -180.5 (one unit @ $1.91)
Chicago
Cubs (31-44, 14-22 away) @ Milwaukee Brewers (32-43, 19-21 home), Miller Park,
Milwaukee, WI, Thursday, June 27, 10.10am
The
Brewers punished the Cubs at Miller Park last night, powered by a five run
outburst in the fifth inning, chasing the embattled Edwin Jackson from the
game. Milwaukee went on to win by a score of 9-3, and Rickie Weeks had a pair
of home runs. These teams meet again in Game 2 of this series, and the
Brewers will get an added boost at the plate in this one.
Who's the
slugger coming in with the big bat? Starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo, who’s
proven to be very handy with the bat in his career. He’s hitting .250 with a
pair of home runs in just 17 games this season, which is pretty impressive when
you consider he’s only had 32 at bats in those 17 games, and he's been
asked to bunt on more than a few occasions.
Gallardo
(6-6, 4.09 ERA) has been pitching well in recent outings, including a solid
performance his last time out. He allowed three runs (all unearned) on just
five hits over seven innings in a no decision versus the Astros. He hasn't
faced them yet this year, but considering he's 6-1 with a 2.05 ERA in his last
10 starts versus Chicago, he's probably been looking forward to a meeting with
the Cubbies.
The Cubs
hand the ball to Scott Feldman, who's already lost once at Miller Park this
season. Feldman (6-6, 3.39 ERA) has pitched reasonably well this season, but he
hasn't had as much success on the road as he's had at home. He's 2-4 with a
4.11 ERA in eight starts away from Wrigley. He was really beaten up by the
Cardinals his last time out, allowing five runs on six hits over 5 1/3 innings.
His only two wins on the road come against the Nats and the Mets, two of the
worst offensive teams in the National League.
Suggested
bet: Brewers WIN (2.5 units @ $1.71) LOSE, game total +8.5 (1.5 units @ $1.91) WIN (5-4)
Other tips
IL: Twins
@ Marlins WIN $1.98 WIN (3-5)
IL: Reds @
Athletics WIN $1.75 WIN (0-5)
IL:
Rockies @ Red Sox -1.5 $2.00 WIN (3-5)
IL:
Cardinals WIN $1.63 @ Astros LOSE (3-4)
AL:
Rangers @ Yankees WIN $1.78 LOSE (8-5)
AL:
Indians WIN $2.30 @ Orioles WIN (4-3)
AL: Angels
@ Tigers WIN $1.70 LOSE +10 $1.93 WIN (7-4)
AL: Blue
Jays WIN $1.93 @ Rays WIN (3-0)
NL:
Diamondbacks @ Nationals WIN $1.68 WIN (2-3)
NL: Giants
@ Dodgers -6.5 $2.05 WIN (2-4)
NL:
Phillies WIN $1.88 @ Padres WIN (7-5)
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