US Racing - Live on ATR
Smoked Meatballs
"I am the Law!" decreed Judge Dredd with more of a punch-drunk drawl than we imagined when reading the comics. It's a senitment many members of the world's various police forces believe but it takes more than a badge to be above the law. Being rich and having a former president for a father who can orchestrate and pay for your own term in the Oval Office, might do it. Today's subject didn't have such luck. 22-year veteran police officer Anthony Chiofalo failed a routine drugs test and blamed it on his wife spiking his meatballs with marijuana. Despite his wife admitting to lacing her husband's food so he would get fired before getting killed, Anthony was fired all the same. Before he was killed. Women!! Will you lay down the law on tonight's US Racing live on At The Races?
Premier League Betting
You Chant Do That
Aside from finding a woman who was too easily wooed by spiky haired cockneys – allegedly and all that - Wayne Bridge hasn't done much wrong in the John Terry kerfuffle. He could have kept her tied up in the house, but unless you've got an open-minded partner or consent, that presents legal problems. Man City boss, Roberto Mancini couldn't understand why Bridge got such a hard time from the Hull fans who directed a series of chants that we can't reproduce at the cuckold defender [think standard football chants mixed with schoolyard humour]. "I think sometimes we have to have respect for people. It was not good, the people did not respect him," said a shocked Mancini. Can the Citizens Bridge the gap to the Big 4 by beating Bolton? Tue. 7.45pm SS1 – Premier League Matches
Money-Back Special
The Dirk Knight
Arsenal v Liverpool
7.45pm Wed. Live on SS1
Money-Back Special
If Dirk Kuyt scores the last goal Paddy Power will refund all losing 1st/last goalscorer, correct score & scorecast singles on the match.
Conditions
Tennis Betting
Judge A Brook By It's Cover
If having a powerful serve and little else yet still managing to forge a successful career in tennis wasn't enough to have us thinking Andy Roddick is jammy, then the news his wife is gracing the cover of the Sports Illustrated 2010 Swimsuit Edition might confirm it. Some argue using a picture of a beautiful woman with only a loose connection to sport for something to do with sport is gratuitous and wanton, but we condone it - it's standard Paddy Power practice. Brooklyn Decker doesn't see it as objectifying women and we agree with her when she said something like "this celebrates the girls and their personalities, yadda, yadda, bikini" all the while looking hot. Roddick has been playing well and that will be Illustrated perfectly if he wins in San Jose. Tennis Matches – pp.com Irl. Only
AT&T Pebble Beach
A Daly Occurence
John Daly's decision to quit the Pro Tour after failing to make the cut at Farmers Insurance Open was taken as seriously as a Brett Favre retirement. His assertion that he was "done" with golf was made right after he'd finished a couple of poor rounds and was nothing more than a typically emotional reaction. Daly was quick to confirm that he would be playing in any tournament he qualifies for, starting with this weeks AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am. "I'm not retired & never said that I was...I'm going to honor the commitments to the tournaments that have given me sponsors exemptions...The interview caught me after a tough 2 days & much frustration...No this had nothing to do with my show or a show tactic - not my style." Style? If you say so. Will John be more Pro than Am this week?
Live Greyhounds
Holl' Of A Thing To Say
"This is the worst Springbok there has ever been, and any of the six can win it. It's very sad for hurdles racing." The words of a bitter analyst with an axe to grind against greyhound hurdle racing? An offended South African rugby player who's sick of being asked how quick he get around the track at Wimbledon? That one's a bit weird. Anyway, it's neither of those. They are in fact the words of trainer Ricky Holloway who has not one, but two dogs taking part in tonight's Springbok final, Riverbank Prince and Barnfield Haveit. Ricky has written off the chances of Riverbank Prince but he intimated that he believes Barnfield Haveit will win it. "I think he'll win it." There you go. Ricky may not be excited by the quality but a winning bet's a winning bet. Who jumps out for you? Live on SS3
Avantha Masters
Asian Bhull'
There'll be no melancholy regret about how he coulda been a contender for India's rising golf star Gaganjeet Bhullar. The night before the final round of last week's Asian Tour International, he spotted a poll on the web which predicted he would go on and win. Instead of getting nervous he went out and shot a 64, to take the title by one shot. "While checking the asiantour.com I found that I have the highest votes on a poll 'who do you think will win the Asian Tour International'. I told myself that it was a bit of a disappointment that I wouldn't win as I had so many votes. It shows that anything can happen in golf." Full of confidence, playing well and having won at the DLF Golf and Country Club, he's right to be Bhull-ish about beating the European contingent at the Avantha Masters.
Euro 2012 Betting
A Helping Hand?
There's a feeling amongst certain fans – the ones that can really hold a grudge mainly - that even if the Republic of Ireland were to top their qualifying group for Euro 2012 by some distance, football's powers that be would do something fiendish like implement the little known 'first is the worst, second is the best' rule to deny them their trip to Poland and possibly the Ukraine [if they get their arses in gear and build all those stadiums they promised]. For once the wide grins on the faces of the FAI contingent had more to do with a favourable draw rather than the words 'free bar' being mentioned. Russia and Slovakia certainly won't be pushovers, but could Ireland finally get the green light to go to a major tournament? To Qualify Odds – Euro 2012 Group Betting
Look On The Bright Side
Money-Back Special Refund
1.50 Southwell
We've refunded all losing win singles on Bright Sparky who finished second to a horse with a smaller SP in this race. Conditions apply
