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Copa America TODAY 22:00

Costa Rica

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Paraguay

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PMSK		11/5	2	6/4	More markets

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RECENT FORM	LAST HEAD-TO-HEADSAT ALL VENUES	RECENT FORM
AWHWALADHWHW​ Most recent​	0 - 0 2 - 1 0 - 2 0 - 1	HDALHWADHDNL​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Just two of Paraguay’s last 27 games have been settled by a margin of more than one goal

EXPERT VERDICT: Paraguay have managed just one victory in their last six outings, while Costa Rica have won only two of their last nine matches. It looks difficult to separate the two sides and the fact that this is an opening game makes a cagey draw more likely.

RECOMMENDATION: Draw
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Copa America Su 5Jun 00:30

Haiti

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Peru

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RECENT FORM	LAST HEAD-TO-HEADSAT ALL VENUES	RECENT FORM
ALHLAWHDALNL​ Most recent​	1 - 1	HWALHDALHWNW​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Haiti have won just one of their 15 matches against South American opposition

EXPERT VERDICT: The expansion of the Copa America to 16 teams has given Haiti a great opportunity, but they look set to find it tough against superior opposition. Peru, 25 places above them in the Fifa rankings, are not a powerhouse, but they should still get off to a winning start.

RECOMMENDATION: Peru
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Copa America Su 5Jun 03:00

Brazil

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Ecuador

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HWADHWHDADNW​ Most recent​	1 - 0 4 - 2 1 - 1 5 - 0	HWHWAWHDALAL​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Brazil’s record against Ecuador is W11, D2, L2

EXPERT VERDICT: Brazil take on Ecuador in the Copa America at the Rose Bowl in California and it’s hard to make a case for any kind of upset. You have to go back to 2004 for the last time Ecuador beat Brazil and since then these two have met on six occasions, with the Samba Boys winning five times.

RECOMMENDATION: Brazil
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Copa America Su 5Jun 22:00

Jamaica

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Venezuela

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PMSK		21/10	2	6/4	More markets

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RECENT FORM	LAST HEAD-TO-HEADSAT ALL VENUES	RECENT FORM
ALHLAWHDALAW​ Most recent​	2 - 1 0 - 2 2 - 1 0 - 2	HWADHLADADAL​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Venezuela have let in 17 goals and lost five of six World Cup qualifiers

EXPERT VERDICT: Jamaica lost all three games without scoring as guests at last year’s Copa and are in trouble in 2018 World Cup qualifying. But the Reggae Boyz are still a value bet to beat Venezuela in Chicago. They won a friendly 2-1 against La Vinotinto last year and beat Chile 2-1 last week.

RECOMMENDATION: Jamaica
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Copa America Mo 6Jun 01:00

Mexico

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Uruguay

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AWNWAWHWNWNW​ Most recent​	0 - 1 0 - 1 3 - 1 3 - 1	HWALHWADHWHW​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Uruguay have won the last two head-to-heads 1-0

EXPERT VERDICT: Back Uruguay to win this match 1-0 in Glendale. Uruguay will be wary of a Mexico outfit that drew their opener in last year’s Copa 0-0, followed up with a Concacaf Gold Cup victory, and have coasted through to the next stage of World Cup qualifying.

RECOMMENDATION: Uruguay to win 1-0
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Copa America Tu 7Jun 00:00

Panama

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Bolivia

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RECENT FORM	LAST HEAD-TO-HEADSAT ALL VENUES	RECENT FORM
HWALADHWHDNL​ Most recent​	3 - 1 2 - 0 0 - 3	ALHWALHLALNL​ Most recent​

KEY STAT: Bolivia have won only one of their last 43 games on foreign soil

EXPERT VERDICT: Panama walloped Cuba 4-0 to qualify for the Copa but there have been just five goals in total in their six matches since then. Bolivia drew 0-0 with Mexico in last year’s Copa, do not travel well and their best results look like flukes.

RECOMMENDATION: No goalscorer
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Rockhold, Bisping meet again

UFC Fight Night 199 Betting Preview
Rockhold vs. Bisping 2
Los Angeles, California

Five Round Middleweight Title Bout
Luke Rockhold (15-2-0) vs. Michael Bisping (29-7-0)
Line: Rockhold -850, Bisping +525

Luke Rockhold defends his UFC Middleweight Championship against challenger Michael Bisping at UFC Fight Night 199.

Luke Rockhold is the current UFC Middleweight Champion, having taken that title from Chris Weidman in his most recent outing. The California native has won his last five bouts overall, and has just two losses to his name in his MMA career dating back to 2007. He has been particularly impressive as of late, with three consecutive Performance of the Night awards.

Michael Bisping fell victim to Rockhold in November 2014, and since that defeat has won three straight fights, including a victory by unanimous decision over the legendary Anderson Silva. While he is the underdog, he will have plenty of motivation in this revenge match to spring an upset.

Rockhold lands 4.15 significant strikes per minute at a rate of 48.09 percent. He absorbs just 1.99 such strikes per minute and defends them at a 60.42 percent clip. The 31-year-old averages 0.58 takedown attempts per 15 minutes with an accuracy of 40.00 percent, and he successfully defends takedowns 69.05 percent of the time. He also averages 1.46 submission attempts per 15 minutes

Bisping averages 4.4 significant strikes per minute with a lowly accuracy of 38.73 percent. He absorbs 2.56 significant strikes per minute and has a defense rate of 66.71 percent. The England-based fighter averages 1.2 takedown attempts per 15 minutes and has a takedown accuracy of 43.33 percent. He defends takedowns at a 64.13 percent clip and averages 0.37 submission attempts per 15 minutes.

 

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UFC 199 betting preview and odds: Bisping vs. Rockhold 2
By MMAODDSBREAKER

The main event of UFC 199 features a rematch as Michael Bisping battles Luke Rockhold with the middleweight belt on the line. The guys at MMA Oddsbreaker break down the matchup and odds in our betting preview.

Michael Bisping (Record: 28-7, +600 Underdog)

The 37-year-old Cyprus born and English raised fighter, has long sought after a title match and he finally received, after Chris Weidman was forced to pull out of the UFC 199 headliner with an injury. Bisping enters this bout on the back of three consecutive decision wins. His most recent victory over Anderson Silva was the biggest win of the Englishman’s career.

Michael Bisping is one of the hardest working fighters in the UFC. He’s been fighting at a top ten level in the division for the better part of ten years. He’s a volume striker with solid hands and a strong kicking game. But his best attribute is probably his conditioning.

Bisping quite possibly has the best work rate in the octagon. He’ll push the action for all five rounds at an excellent pace, making it very difficult to beat him by decision, because he simply out works opponents with volume and strikes landed over the course of a fight. He combines that with an underrated wrestling game and very good takedown defense.

Bisping’s biggest issues have been his lack of punching power and inability to put opponents away. In order to win, he has to do so by decision. Over time, his hand speed and chin have diminished. He’s struggled with fighters who can blitz him and offer more variety on the feet. He can compete with most fighters in the division, but simply hasn’t shown that he can beat the division’s elite.

Luke Rockhold (Record: 15-2, -900 Favorite)

The UFC Middleweight Champion enters Saturday’s title fight looking to defend his championship for the first time. In Rockhold’s last outing, he finished the previously undefeated middleweight champion to give him his first ever UFC title. Outside of his loss to Vitor Belfort in 2013, Rockhold has not lost since 2007.

Rockhold is the prototype of the new age of fighter in MMA. At 6’3” and a 77 inch reach, he’s built extremely well for the middleweight division. Rockhold combines his physical gifts with being an all-around athlete with great footwork. Rockhold is very reminiscent of Jon Jones in regards to not having the biggest punching power in the division, but has pretty much all the other tools required to beat opponents.

Where Rockhold differs is his kicking game. The California born and raised champion has an awesome array of kicks which he is able to land from range. It’s his kicking approach that allows him to step up the grappling and his work against the cage. Like most fighters at American Kickboxing Academy, he has a very good work ethic and fights at a high pace. Rockhold lands 4.15 significant strikes per minute while only absorbing 1.99 strikes; a fantastic difference of 2.16 strikes per minute.

As good as Rockhold is on the feet, he may be even better on the ground. He holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and has shown a lot of variety in his submission setups and attempts. Of his 15 career wins, nine of them have come by submission. At just 31-years-old, Rockhold is in the midst of his prime and could be looking at a lengthy title reign.

Match-up

This fight is a rematch of a 2014 contest in which Rockhold stunned Bisping with a kick to the head and followed up with a one arm guillotine in the second round to force the Englishman to tap. Like the first bout, expect the early portion of the fight to be competitive.

Bisping will be amped up for his first title fight and should be able to match Rockhold in the early going. Look for Rockhold to sit back and counter Bisping’s actions. Rockhold is not afraid of Bisping and will look for openings instead of forcing the action. It’s a matter of when, not if when, Rockhold lands a deciding strike.

It will likely be a kick as opposed to a punch that will once again stun Bisping. The Englishman has had lots of trouble dealing with head kicks from opponents. Rockhold excels in that part of the stand up and will land a fight altering strike prior to the midpoint of the fight. Rockhold will then really takeover the fight and either finish with follow up strikes or lock in a submission to put Bisping away. Bisping’s only way to win this bout is outpoint Rockhold over 25 minutes. Rockhold has too many weapons to not be able to finish the Englishman in a five round contest.

 

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Stanley Cup Final
By Alex Smith

Pittsburgh Penguins vs San Jose Sharks

2015-16 Regular Season Head-to-Head Meetings
December 1st, 2015: Penguins 5 at Sharks 1 (-125) (Over 5)
November 21st, 2015: Sharks 3 at Penguins 1 (-120) (Under 5)

Pittsburgh Penguins
-- First SCF since 2009 (Beat Detroit in 7)
-- 12-6 SU, 9-5-4 O/U, 9-9 ATS
-- Home Record: 7-3
-- Road Record: 5-3

Power Play: 23.4% (15 for 64)
Penalty Kill: 83.6% (46 for 55)

Starting Goalie:

Matt Murray: 11-4, 2.21 G.A.A; .924 Sv% with 1 Shutout
19-8 SU in 27 GS (Season & Playoffs combined)
Lifetime Record vs SJ: First-Ever Meeting

Pittsburgh Recent Trends
-- 18-7 SU Last 25 Games Overall
-- 10-3 SU Last 13 Home Games
-- 10-4 SU Last 14 Games as a Favorite
-- 9-5-4 O/U Last 18 Games Overall

San Jose Sharks
-- First Ever SCF Appearance
-- 12-6 SU, 9-5-4 O/U, 11-7 ATS
-- Home Record: 7-2
-- Road Record: 5-4

Power Play: 27% (17 for 63)
Penalty Kill: 80.4% (41 for 51)

Starting Goalie:

Martin Jones: 12-6, 2.12 G.A.A; .919 Sv% with 3 Shutouts
Lifetime Record vs PIT: 2-2, 2.37 G.A.A; .923 Sv% in 5 GP

San Jose Recent Trends
-- On a 12-6 SU Run Last 18 Games Overall
-- Over is 7-3-3 Last 13 Games Overall
-- 6-1 ATS Last 7 Games on the Puck-Line
-- 8-2 SU Last 10 Home Games
-- 12-5 SU Last 17 Road Games

STANLEY CUP FINALS BETTING TRENDS

-- Home Favorites in Game 1 are 6-1 SU, 1-6 PL, 2-4-1 O/U
-- 5 of the Last 7 Stanley Cup Winners clinched on Road
-- Home Teams are 31-11 SU Last 6 SCF's -- Puck-Line Underdogs are 17-6 PL
-- Game 1 Winners have won the Stanley Cup in 4 of the last 7 SCF
-- Favorites are 8-3 SU Last 11 OT Games

STANLEY CUP FINALS NOTES (2009-2015)

2015 - Chicago vs Tampa Bay (Blackhawks win in 6)
2-4 Favorites, 4-2 Home, 1-5 PL Favorites, 1-5 O/U
No OT Games (First Series since 2009)
Series ends with Home Favorite win
1st Game: Road Underdog wins, Total UNDER 5

2014 - LA Kings vs NY Rangers (Kings win in 5)
4-1 Favorites, 4-1 Home, 1-4 PL Favorites, 1-2-2 O/U
3 Games in OT. Series ends in OT with Home Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total Pushes 5

2013 - Chicago vs Boston (Blackhawks win in 6)
3-3 Favorites, 3-3 Home, 2-4 PL Favorites, 3-3 O/U
3 Games in OT, Series ends with Road Dog Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total OVER 5

2012 - LA Kings vs NJ Devils (Kings win in 6)
4-2 Favorites, 3-3 Home, 2-4 PL Favorites, 1-5 O/U
2 Games in OT, Series ends with Road Favorite Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total UNDER 5

2011 - Vancouver vs Boston (Bruins win in 7)
6-1 Favorites, 6-1 Home, 3-4 PL Favorites, 2-4-1 O/U
One OT Game, Series ends with Road Underdog Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total UNDER 5.5

NOTE: 2011 Game 1 is the Last SCF game to have a 5.5 total
(23 game streak with 5 - Record: 7-13-3 O/U)

2010 - Chicago vs Philadelphia (Blackhawks win in 6)
6-0 Favorites, 5-1 Home, 2-4 PL Favorites, 5-1 O/U
2 OT Games, Series ends with Road Favorite Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total OVER 5.5

2009 - Detroit vs Pittsburgh (Penguins win in 7)
6-1 Favorites, 6-1 Home, 5-2 PL Favorites, 2-5 O/U
No OT Games*, Series ends with Road Underdog Win
1st Game: Home Favorite Wins, Total UNDER 6

Series Price
Sharks +105
Penguins -125

Exact Games - Series winner
4 Games Penguins Win 17/2
4 Games Sharks Win 14/1
5 Games Penguins Win 7/2
5 Games Sharks Win 15/2
6 Games Penguins Win 4/1
6 Games Sharks Win 4/1
7 Games Penguins Win 7/2
7 Games Sharks Win 5/1

Exact Games
4 Games 5/1
5 Games 9/4
6 Games 7/4
7 Games 9/5

Odds Subject to Change

 

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Preview: Penguins (48-26) at Sharks (46-30)

Date: June 04, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) The San Jose Sharks can take at least one positive out of losing the first two games of the Stanley Cup Final in Pittsburgh.

Despite being severely outplayed for almost the entire two games, the Sharks still managed to lose by only one goal with the game-winner coming in the final three minutes of Game 1 and in overtime in Game 2.

If the Sharks can somehow neutralize Pittsburgh's decided edge in speed and get back to playing the style of play that got them this far for the first time ever they might be able to get back into the series when it shifts to San Jose for Game 3 on Saturday night.

'In the playoffs, things are magnified so much,' Sharks defenseman Paul Martin said Friday. 'You lose a game and it's a close game you think about a big opportunity that you let slide away. But when you go over the film and watch the games, it's right there for us. We got better from Game 1. Game 2 was a lot better. We haven't played our best hockey yet.'

The odds facing the Sharks are daunting. Of the 49 teams that have taken a 2-0 lead since the final went to the best-of-seven format in 1939, 44 have won the Cup. Teams winning the first two games at home have won 33 of 36 series.

But the Penguins know better than to start planning any parades. Two of those three teams to rally after losing the first two games on the road have done it in the past seven years, including Pittsburgh itself in 2009 against Detroit. Boston also overcame a 2-0 deficit to Vancouver in 2011.

'We've talked about it,' said Penguins captain Sidney Crosby, who played on that 2009 team. 'You expect a really desperate hockey team. They're only focused on winning one game. All their energy and everything is toward just tomorrow night. We've all been in situations where you put all that energy and all that focus toward one game and you know they will be at their best.'

Outside of a strong second period in the opener and a good push late in regulation in Game 2 when San Jose tied the game and nearly scored the go-ahead goal, the Penguins have been the better team.

They have a 71-48 edge in shots on goal, considerably more dangerous scoring chances and have forced the Sharks defense into the kinds of mistakes they didn't make the first three rounds.

'They've done a good job keeping the puck in their zone, using their forecheck and making it tough on us,' defenseman Justin Braun said. 'We've had a little trouble sustaining pressure. We've been one and out. They've had a couple of chances. That's been a big difference.'

With Pittsburgh also doing a good job staying out of the penalty box, San Jose's potent power play has had only three chances through two games and delivered one of the team's three goals.

The Sharks say those lack of chances have been more about their play then the calls by officials.

'We're not giving ourselves that opportunity,' center Logan Couture said. 'We're not playing with the puck enough. We're not forcing them to play in their zone tired. That's when penalties usually happen, at the end of long shifts. It's up to us as players to force them to play in their zone.'

The Sharks did generate more chances when coach Peter DeBoer shuffled his lines in the third period of Game 2, dropping Patrick Marleau from second-line wing to third-line center and moving Joel Ward up to the second line.

He switched them back for practice but did not say how he would utilize his lines in Game 3. Top-line winger Tomas Hertl also missed practice on Friday for what DeBoer described as 'maintenance' but he didn't commit to Hertl playing Saturday.

One change that will happen is the shift in venues. Pittsburgh last played out of the Eastern Time Zone on Jan. 18 in St. Louis and hasn't been to the West Coast since Dec. 6 in Anaheim before Mike Sullivan took over as coach.

The Sharks will have last change and a loud crowd behind them for the first Stanley Cup Final game ever in San Jose.

'We expect a really hard start and a good team,' Penguins forward Nick Bonino said. 'These last two games have been decided very late, each one. They're a great team. They're going to come out really hard and we'll have to match that.'

 

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NHL

San Jose-Pittsburgh (P 2-0)
Penguins' Sheary scored GW goal 2:35 into OT, after San Jose tied game with 4:05 left to play- Pitt has a 71-48 edge in shots in first two games. San Jose lost four of last five games with Pittsburgh, but won seven of nine home games in playoffs. Six of last 12 Shark-Penguin games went OT, four to shootout- five of last six stayed under. Six teams have gone up 2-0 in playoff series this spring; all six won that series- last year those teams were 5-0. Pittsburgh is 5-3 on road in playoffs. San Jose was 1-3 on power play in Games 1-2; Penguins 0-5. Sharks are in Stanley Cup finals for first time; Penguins are in for first time since winning Cup in '09, its third Stanley Cup title.

Playoffs tally: 1st round-- Home: 23-24, Over: 16-17-14
2nd round-- Home: 16-9, Over: 11-5-9
Conference finals-- Home 6-7, Over 7-5-1
Home: 2-0 Over: 0-2

 

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Preview: Wings (3-3) at Lynx (6-0)

Date: June 04, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

Not many WNBA fans know that Dallas Wings coach Fred Williams is also a jazz musician who has released two albums.

While his creativity knows no bounds when he's putting together some smooth beats, his imagination is sure to be tested while concocting a game plan to slow down the unbeaten Minnesota Lynx.

The Lynx seek their second 7-0 start in three seasons Saturday night when they host Williams' Wings.

Minnesota is the league's best shooting team at 48.2 percent and is off to another strong start after Tuesday's 79-69 victory at New York. Maya Moore is among the league's leaders at 22.3 points per game for the Lynx, who took three of four meetings from the Wings last season when the franchise was the Tulsa Shock.

Williams' club was responsible for one of the Lynx's four home defeats in 2015, and he expects the challenge to be even greater Saturday.

"They have a lot of momentum going with an undefeated season and the crowd they pull in," Williams said. "With a team like that, you just have to take it a possession at a time and build on it."

Minnesota has been concerned with some complacency, seeing a 23-point lead cut to six against the Liberty. It was the second straight game the Lynx nearly blew a 20-point lead.

'It's something we definitely are aware of and are working on,' Moore said. 'Every team is going to make a run and we can't be as complacent with big leads.'

One key matchup to look for will be between centers Courtney Paris of Dallas and Sylvia Fowles of Minnesota. Paris averages 11.3 boards and Fowles 8.8 to rank among the league's best.

Fowles is second on the team with 13.8 points per game, with Seimone Augustus third at 12.3.

"They move the ball well and play a good offense," Wings guard Brianna Kiesel said. "Maya, Sylvia Fowles, and Lindsay Whalen play really well together. We just have to go out there and play our game."

Dallas (3-3) completed a 1-2 homestand with Sunday's 92-87 loss to Chicago. Odyssey Sims scored 23 points while Karima Christmas and Jordan Hooper each added 14.

Wings superstar Skylar Diggins is uncertain. She has played just once this season after knee surgery.

Minnesota is the unanimous top choice in the AP WNBA power poll while Dallas is No. 5.

 

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Preview: Sparks (6-0) at Stars (1-4)

Date: June 04, 2016 8:00 PM EDT

A matchup between the team ranked No. 2 in the AP WNBA power poll against a team ranked second to last proved to be anything but straightforward.

Though the unbeaten Los Angeles Sparks prevailed over the San Antonio Stars, it was a tight affair and these teams meet again Saturday night to complete a home-and-home set.

Los Angeles (6-0) continued its best start since opening 9-0 in 2003 with a 68-61 home victory Thursday over San Antonio. Nneka Ogwumike had 21 points, 10 rebounds and five assists.

The Stars (1-4) never led but tied the game at 54-all with 6:28 left on Sydney Colson's steal and layup for her only basket of the game. The Sparks answered with a 9-0 run - with six points from Ogwumike - and were never threatened again.

Los Angeles led by as many as nine in the opening quarter before going on a field-goal drought of 8:12 to start the second as San Antonio got back into the game. The contest stayed tight throughout before the Sparks held on for their fourth straight victory over the Stars, ranked No. 11.

The Sparks prevailed despite a quiet night from Candace Parker, who scored 10 points on 3-of-11 shooting although she added a season-high seven assists with five boards.

Kayla McBride scored 20 points and Kayla Alexander had a career-high 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for her first double-double for the Stars, who held a 38-30 rebounding edge.

The growing pains continue for Moriah Jefferson, the No. 2 pick out of Connecticut. Jefferson scored five points in 21 minutes and has reached double digits in points just once.

The Sparks have won their last two visits to San Antonio after losing their previous three there.

 

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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Northfield Park

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 7 - Post: 8:00 - 1 mile. PACE - Class Rating: 72 - Purse:$4800 - FILLIES & MARES CLAIMING $5000


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 2 EXHIBITIONIST 5/2


# 7 AMERICAN GRACE 7/2


# 6 FOOLISH ISSUE 4/1


Hey, listen up! EXHIBITIONIST is the intelligent wager if you like to win. Has formidable TrackMaster Speed Ratings and unquestionably has to be considered for a wager in here. Recorded a 74 TrackMaster SR last out. A duplicate affair here should get the win here. Chances are greatly enhanced for interesting entrants starting from the 2 hole at Northfield Park. AMERICAN GRACE - Could very well be the most competitive in the group here, showing great ratings of late. Average speed is a solid 74. Good for a win wager just off the top notch prior class rankings. Have to like this fine animal. FOOLISH ISSUE - Horse players love to play the driver of this mare - tremendous win statistic of late.

 

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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Tioga Downs

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 6 - Post: 8:10 - 1 mile. TROT - Class Rating: 82 - Purse:$5400 - NON-WINNERS OF $2,500


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 2 ROSSINI 3/1


# 8 DC FLASHBACK 8/1


# 4 LUKAS HALL 8/1


Really keen on the chance of ROSSINI taking down the winner's share in this race. Has formidable TrackMaster Speed Ratings and positively has to be thought of for a play this time. This gelding has been racing versus some of the most competitive horses in this race of late. Had one of the most compelling speed ratings of the group in his last race. Must use in your bets. DC FLASHBACK - With one of the best drivers in terms of crossing the wire first, don't count this gelding out of the outing. Positive feeling - racing well enough to contend in this gathering. LUKAS HALL - The group knows that speed is the key in harness racing. This horse will unlock our way to a nice ultimate prize. This race horse has shown us ability in its prior races, just look at the 85 avg class rating. Should play well in this race.

 

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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Arapahoe Park

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 4 - Maiden Special Weight - 5.5f on the Dirt. Purse: $11700 Class Rating: 45

FOR COLORADO BRED MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. THREE YEAR OLDS, 120 LBS.; OLDER, 124 LBS.


RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 3 LOU WHO 7/2


# 5 STORM E PROSPECTOR 8/1


# 9 CRUZ'N JACK 5/1


LOU WHO figures to be the bet in here. He has a good opportunity here as trainer, Ortega, has solid win rate with horses going this distance. This gelding is coming back soon to race. He should have a strong outing versus this less demanding field of horses. CRUZ'N JACK - Has a sharp shot here if you like back class. His chances to win are much better this time around facing this less demanding lot.

 

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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Canterbury Park

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Odds shown are morning line odds.


Race 9 - Allowance - 6.0f on the Dirt. Purse: $33000 Class Rating: 90

FOR MN-BRED THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES. THREE YEAR OLDS, 119 LBS.; OLDER, 123 LBS.


RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 2 PENSADOR 9/5


# 8 DARKHORSE TY 15/1


# 6 TRUE WEST 5/2


PENSADOR is my choice. Overall the Speed Figures of this racer look very good in this competition. The equipment change of blinkers going on today will almost certainly make a difference. Canchari has an excellent ROI over the past 30 days (+31) which should help players with this pick. DARKHORSE TY - Had one of the best Equibase Speed Figs of this group of animals in his last outing. Has very good Equibase Class Figures relative to this group of horses - worth a look. TRUE WEST - The winning percentage shown by horses entered by Broberg running at this distance are the best in this group of animals. Must be given consideration based on the strong Equibase speed fig garnered in the last race.

 

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Handicapped by The Turf Club Analysts

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Emerald Downs - Race #9 - Post: 5:46pm - Maiden Claiming - 8.0 furlongs on the Dirt. Purse: $6,600 Class Rating: 71

Rating: Golden DollarGolden DollarGolden DollarGolden Dollar

#6 LANAZEHA (ML=5/2)


LANAZEHA - Mawing should have her moving solid on the turn. I like this filly a lot here. She shows a lot of consistency, finishing in the money frequently. Ranked the highest in earnings per start. Another indicator that this horse has the class to win today.

Vulnerable Contenders: #2 NOVEL MISS (ML=3/1), #1 MAGIC QUESTION (ML=7/2), #5 HOUSE OF MONEY (ML=4/1),

NOVEL MISS - I'd like to see better recent efforts with morning line odds of 3/1. Don't believe this horse will make a winning move in today's race. That last rating was pedestrian when compared with today's class figure. MAGIC QUESTION - This filly earned a speed rating in her last event which probably isn't good enough in today's event. HOUSE OF MONEY - Don't believe this questionable contender will make a winning move today. That last speed figure was mediocre when compared with today's class rating.


STRAIGHT WAGERS:
Go with #6 LANAZEHA on top if we're getting at least 1/1 odds

EXACTA WAGERS:
6 with [1,5]

TRIFECTA WAGERS:
6 with [1,5] with [1,4,5,8] Total Cost: $6

SUPERFECTA WAGERS:
6 with [1,4,5] with [1,2,4,5,8] with [1,2,4,5,8] Total Cost: $36

 

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Prairie Meadows - Race #6 - Post: 3:17pm - Maiden Special - 6.0 furlongs on the Dirt. Purse: $30,000 Class Rating: 69

Rating: Golden DollarGolden DollarGolden DollarGolden Dollar

#3 LUCKY SONG CAT (ML=4/1)
#1 GOLDSTREAK (ML=8/1)


LUCKY SONG CAT - Got some betting action in 1st race on May 15th at Prairie Meadows, but finished eighth. Has a shot in this event. Expect better today as this filly gets Lasix for the second time. GOLDSTREAK - Mello was aboard this filly last time out and was impressed enough to take the animal right back. I always like to see a filly getting Lasix for the second time. This one fits the bill.

Vulnerable Contenders: #4 SAILING SHIKSA (ML=8/5), #6 BIG SISTER RIDGE (ML=3/1), #2 AMANDA'S ICE BOX (ML=6/1),

SAILING SHIKSA - Doesn't appear to have enough positive aspects to support the price. BIG SISTER RIDGE - If she goes off anywhere close to the M/L odds of 3/1, I'll have to pass. AMANDA'S ICE BOX - Her sire, Ice Box, has a winning percentage of 2 with first timers. Not exactly the best.


STRAIGHT WAGERS:
Have to go with #3 LUCKY SONG CAT on the win end if we get at least 3/2 odds

EXACTA WAGERS:
Box [1,3]

TRIFECTA WAGERS:
Skip

SUPERFECTA WAGERS:
None