Leading horse racing advisor Andrew Mount’s is a contributor to the Racing Post, Racing Post Weekender, Racing & Football Outlook, the GG.co.uk website and a regular pundit on William Hill radio. Andrew uses stats and systems to find value bets and shares his latest thoughts below…
Andrew heads to Chelmsford (all-weather) where he has three selections on Sunday, July 3rd. Follow his tips this week and all year round on horse racing betting sites with the lowdown on his latest picks below:
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CHELMSFORD 2.10
CYGNETURE (system – Ralph Beckett, fillies’ handicaps, all-weather)
Since the beginning of 2010, trainer Ralph Beckett has a 25 from 90 record in fillies’ handicaps on the all-weather and backing them blind would have returned a profit of £37.83. At Chelmsford only they have a five from 12 record for a profit of £14.75. CYGNETURE is well drawn in stall 1 and will be happier back on the all-weather – she won at Wolverhampton on penultimate start – after beating only a couple home on her turf debut at Newbury last time.
CHELMSFORD 3.20
SHE DO (system – Siyouni, 4yo+, Polytrack)
Progeny of the sire Siyouni, aged four or older, do well on Polytrack. Backing them all would have found 37 winners from 172 bets (21.4% strike-rate) for a profit of £80.10 to a £1 level stake at SP. SHE DO makes her belated four-year-old debut today and returns to Polytrack for the first time since her 6f runner-up effort here in October 2020.
CHELMSFORD 3.55
PRINCESS SHABNAM (system – Nicola Currie, all-weather pace angle)
I’m a fan of Nicola Currie when she rides on the all-weather. She seems switched on when it comes to track biases and I’ve seen her win or place on horses who had no right on form to be involved at the finish. Since the beginning of 2016, had we bet all her all-weather mounts who were in reasonable form (having finished fourth or better on their latest outing) and led or raced prominently last time out, we’d have won 48 of our 246 bets (19.5% strike-rate) and made a profit of £67.08 to the usual £1 stake. PRINCESS SHABNAM, a winner here under Currie last month can follow up.
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Basketball Without Borders (BWB), the NBA and FIBA’s global basketball development and community outreach program, tipped off the 13th BWB Asia Camp at New York University Abu Dhabi, which featured 78 of the top high-school age boys and girls from more than 20 countries and territories from across Asia and the Middle East.
This year, BWB Asia participants had the opportunity to learn from current NBA players Saddiq Bey (Atlanta Hawks) and Monte Morris (Washington Wizards), and NBA veterans Taj Gibson (most recently with the Washington Wizards), Rodney McGruder (most recently with the Detroit Pistons) and Vladimir Radmanovic. NBA assistant coaches John Bryant (Chicago Bulls), Ryan Forehan-Kelly (Brooklyn Nets), Jim Moran (Detroit Pistons), Ryan Richman (Wizards), Sean Sweeney (Dallas Mavericks) and Mike Weinar (Indiana Pacers); NBA Global Academy Technical Director Marty Clarke; and NBA Basketball School Dubai Technical Director Phil Galvin served as BWB Asia coaches, while Nina Hsieh (Charlotte Hornets) served as the camp’s athletic trainer.
In collaboration with FIBA and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, BWB Asia 2023 began with an opening ceremony, which included remarks from FIBA National Federations & Sport Senior Manager Kosta Iliev, NBA Europe and Middle East Managing Director Ralph Rivera, DCT Abu Dhabi Strategic Affairs Executive Director Saeed Ali Al Fazari, NBA Asia Head of Basketball Operations Carlos Barroca, NBA Head of International Basketball Operations Chris Ebersole and Atlanta Hawks forward Saddiq Bey.
In the afternoon session, campers participated in a series of on-court drills focusing on enhancing fundamental basketball skills, learned a combination of team offensive and defensive concepts, and competed in 5-on-5 games.
In conjunction with BWB Asia 2023, the Jr. NBA Abu Dhabi Elite Camp also tipped off the 3-day event at New York University Abu Dhabi, which brought together 40 of the top boys and girls ages 15 and under from the Jr. NBA Abu Dhabi League to participate in fundamental skill development and 5-on-5 competition.
NBA Head of International Basketball Operations Chris Ebersole
“Basketball Without Borders is our longest-running elite development program and we’re thrilled to have the 13th edition of the BWB Asia Camp for the first time in the Arabian Gulf. Together with FIBA and DCT Abu Dhabi, we’re committed to providing our boys and girls from across Asia and the Middle East with a memorable experience on and off the court as they train under the guidance of some of the best players and coaches in the world.”
FIBA National Federations & Sport Senior Manager Kosta Iliev
“Basketball Without Borders builds on a decades-long collaboration between FIBA and the NBA that provides a tremendous opportunity to the most talented kids in Asia and the Middle East to grow and to reach the highest possible level in basketball. The campers will learn from some of the best coaches in the game and will compete and interact with some of the best players from other countries and cultures, which will give them a different perspective and vision for the future.”
Atlanta Hawks forward Saddiq Bey
“I’m excited to be part of my first Basketball Without Borders Asia Camp and experience the unique brand of basketball played on this side of the world. BWB is a great reminder that basketball transcends cultural boundaries and I’m looking forward to maximizing this opportunity to engage and connect with the boys and girls through our shared love for the game.”
West Ham have a season-defining Europa Conference League final ahead of them this week before turning their attentions back to the summer transfer window, pre-season and then domestic duties for the 2023/24 campaign.
It’s not clear if David Moyes will still be in charge come next season, with reasons why he could both stay or go depending on next Wednesday’s result.
Should the Hammers win their first European final in 47 years, the Scot could bow out on a high, but equally, if they were beaten by Fiorentina, that could re-ignite the fire for Moyes to push ahead in 23/24 and turn things around just as he did when returning to the club second time around.
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Much of the remainder of his career at the London Stadium was uneventful, the player making only 49 total appearances (including as sub) in the three seasons he was at the club, per WhoScored.
Parramatta five-eighth Dylan Brown has been charged with five counts of sexual touching without consent after an alleged incident at a hotel in Sydney’s eastern suburbs on Saturday night.
It’s understood police were called when a 20-year-old woman reported the alleged incident to staff at the Golden Sheaf pub.
NSW Police confirmed that Brown is due to answer the charges at the Downing Centre Local Court this week.
“About 11.40pm yesterday officers attached to Eastern Suburbs PAC were called to a hotel on South Head Rd at Double Bay following a report of sexual touching,” a police statement read.
“Police arrested a 22-year-old man. He was taken to Waverley Police Station where he has been charged with sexually touch another person without consent.
“He was granted bail to appear before Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday, June 7.”
The Eels had the bye this weekend and play the Bulldogs next Monday afternoon.
“The Parramatta Eels have been made aware of an incident involving Dylan Brown last night,” Parramatta said in a statement.
“The club has advised the NRL integrity unit as per our normal process. As it is a police matter, the club will not be making further comment at this time”.
