Wednesday looks pretty lean as far as live sporting action is concerned and we take the opportunity to look ahead to what punters can expect later in the week.
GOLF
The Open de France gets going on Thursday and if the betting is anything to go by it looks a fairly open affair with Alex Noren, South African Erik van Rooyen currently top of the betting boards at 14/1.
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Van Rooyen is also 11/10 to be the Top South African. We have a fancy for Justin Walters who went well last week at 8/1.
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Over in the States we have the CJ Cup where Justin Thomas is the 7/1 favourite ahead of Brooks Koepka at 10/1 and you can get 18/1 and better the field. More on this event in our Thursday Diary.
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FOOTBALL
The English Premier League is back this weekend and of course the big match sees Manchester United at home to Liverpool. The visitors are very firm favourites at 15/20 with United 37/10 and the draw at a shade over 3/1.
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HORSE RACING
Local horse racing takes place at the Greyville Polytrack on Thursday with the 8 race card getting going at 12:10 and set to finish at 16:25.
Royal Kitty in Race 7 will be a popular Pick Six banker and is currently at prohibitive odds of 7/20 and for those who do want to load some of the latter legs then Duke Of York could be the option in the first leg of the Pick Six, Race 3 currently priced at 11/10 the win. A fancy you do have at a nice price is in the 6th Race where Classic Guard, Horse No. 3 is currently 5/1 a win and is just shy of even money for a Top 3.
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RUGBY WORLD CUP
Quarter-Final weekend is drawing closer and let us just update ourselves on the latest Handicap Betting for the 4 Quarters.
England are (-8.5) against Australia, New Zealand are (-12.5) against Ireland, Wales are (-6.5) against France and South Africa are (-14.5) against Japan.
There has been no change to the Outright Betting where New Zealand are still the 13/10 favourites.
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Another market we will have a closer look at is the Top Points Scorer where Handre Pollard is currently the favourite at 5/2 with Richie Mounga and Owen Farrell tucked in just behind him at 28/10. Yu Tamura from Japan is the 9/2 4th favourite.
Looking at the Name The Finalists Market, New Zealand and South Africa are still the favourites to meet in the Final in just over 2 weeks at 16/10 and if you think South Africa will beat New Zealand in the Final you can get 6/1 in the Straight Forecast Market.
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Note, all odds quoted are subject to change.
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