Madrid Masters

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Madrid Masters Book Closes 09 Oct 07:00
Each-way 1/4 1-2-3-4-5
Martin Kaymer 10.00 Bet
Miguel Angel Jimenez 11.00 Bet
Angel Cabrera 13.00 Bet
Charl Schwartzel 21.00 Bet
Anthony Wall 23.00 Bet
Raphael Jacquelin 23.00 Bet
Bradley Dredge 26.00 Bet
Gonzalo F-Castano 26.00 Bet
Richard Sterne 34.00 Bet
Jose Manuel Lara 36.00 Bet
Ricardo Gonzalez 36.00 Bet
Thongchai Jaidee 41.00 Bet
Paul Lawrie 41.00 Bet
Marc Warren 41.00 Bet
David Lynn 46.00 Bet
Rafa Echenique 46.00 Bet
Paul Broadhurst 51.00 Bet
Magnus Carlsson 51.00 Bet
Jose Maria Olazabal 56.00 Bet
Stephen Gallacher 56.00 Bet
Robert Dinwiddie 56.00 Bet
Steve Webster 61.00 Bet
Jean-Francois Lucquin 61.00 Bet
Jamie Donaldson 61.00 Bet
Pablo Larrazabal 67.00 Bet
Damien Mcgrane 67.00 Bet
Jose-Filipe Lima 67.00 Bet
Jarmo Sandelin 71.00 Bet
Marcus Fraser 71.00 Bet
Marcel Siem 76.00 Bet
Ignacio Garrido 81.00 Bet
Andrew McLardy 81.00 Bet
Alvaro Velasco 91.00 Bet
Alfredo Garcia-Heredia 91.00 Bet
Miles Tunnicliff 91.00 Bet
Fredrik Andersson 91.00 Bet
Robert Rock 91.00 Bet
Alvaro Quiros 101.00 Bet
Pelle Edberg 101.00 Bet
Phillip Archer 101.00 Bet
Paul Waring 101.00 Bet
Carlos Rodiles 111.00 Bet
Peter O'Malley 111.00 Bet
Rafael Cabrera Bello 111.00 Bet
Simon Wakefield 111.00 Bet
Sam Walker 111.00 Bet
Peter Baker 126.00 Bet
Alessandro Tadini 126.00 Bet
Andrew Tampion 126.00 Bet
Emanuele Canonica 126.00 Bet
Sam Little 126.00 Bet
Benn Barham 126.00 Bet
Thomas Aiken 126.00 Bet
Patrik Sjöland 141.00 Bet
Gary Murphy 141.00 Bet
Jean Van De Velde 141.00 Bet
David Drysdale 141.00 Bet
Garry Houston 141.00 Bet
Marco Ruiz 151.00 Bet
Joel Sjoholm 151.00 Bet
Julien Clement 151.00 Bet
Lee Slattery 151.00 Bet
Peter Fowler 151.00 Bet
Ariel Canete 176.00 Bet
Juan Abbate 176.00 Bet
Jean-Baptiste Gonnet 176.00 Bet
Jan-Are Larsen 176.00 Bet
Mattias Eliasson 176.00 Bet
Pablo Martin 176.00 Bet
Edoardo Molinari 176.00 Bet
Gareth Paddison 176.00 Bet
Francois Delamontagne 176.00 Bet
Henrik Nystrom 176.00 Bet
Santiago Luna 176.00 Bet
Ivo Giner 176.00 Bet
Carlos Del Moral 201.00 Bet
Eduardo De La Riva 201.00 Bet
Terry Pilkadaris 201.00 Bet
Peter Whiteford 201.00 Bet
Julio Zapata 226.00 Bet
Kyron Sullivan 226.00 Bet
Jesus Maria Arruti 226.00 Bet
Miguel Rodriguez 226.00 Bet
Miguel Angel Martin 226.00 Bet
Shiv Kapur 226.00 Bet
Steven Jeppesen 226.00 Bet
Fabrizio Zanotti 226.00 Bet
Martin Wiegele 226.00 Bet
Gabriel Canizares 251.00 Bet
James Kamte 251.00 Bet
Carl Suneson 251.00 Bet
Steve Alker 251.00 Bet
Manuel Quiros 251.00 Bet
Sven Strüver 251.00 Bet
Matthew Millar 251.00 Bet
Francis Valera 251.00 Bet
Vicente Blazquez 251.00 Bet
Iain Pyman 276.00 Bet
David Griffiths 301.00 Bet
Pedro Linhart 301.00 Bet
Simon Robinson 301.00 Bet
Sion Bebb 301.00 Bet
Benoit Teilleria 301.00 Bet
Craig Lee 301.00 Bet
Luis Claverie 301.00 Bet
Juan Parron 301.00 Bet
Tom Whitehouse 301.00 Bet
Joakim Backstrom 301.00 Bet
Lee S James 351.00 Bet
Andre Bossert 401.00 Bet
Alvaro Salto 401.00 Bet
Hernan Rey 401.00 Bet
Stuart Manley 401.00 Bet
Carlos Balmaseda 401.00 Bet
Leif Westerberg 501.00 Bet
Paolo Terreni 501.00 Bet
Federico Cabrera 501.00 Bet
Jaime Gabarda 501.00 Bet
Moises Cobos 501.00 Bet

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From The Sporting Life ....

The home Spanish players have had a pretty terrible time of it at The Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.
The course has held eight Spanish Opens, five Madrid Opens and even a World Cup but has thrown up just one home winner.
So for the inaugural Madrid Masters there's no great compulsion to back the likes of Miguel Angel Jimenez (no win in Spain in his last 18 appearances) or Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño, whose company is promoting the event.
Frenchman Raphael Jacquelin, back in 2005, was the last player to score a European Tour win here and he did so in stunning style, reeling off a trio of 64s before sealing the deal with a closing 69 and a winning score of 23-under.
Twelve months earlier Richard Sterne had taken victory with 18-under and it's no surprise that both he and Jacquelin topped the putting stats the year they lifted the trophy.
So a hot putter looks a vital requirement at this short (6,970 yard), undulating tree-lined track.
On the latest stats the man holing out better than anyone else is Argentine Rafa Echenique and it's helped him record two top 10s and a further top 20 in his last four starts.
The best of those was a seventh at Crans-sur-Sierre while earlier this year he was fourth at Celtic Manor and there are some definite similarities between this week's course and those two tracks.
Click on Echenique's website and there is another interesting pointer to possible success - he now lives in Madrid.
"This has been a year of changes, because I have taken the decision to move with my family to Europe, and we are now living in Madrid. Travelling less means we can spend more time together."
"The start of this season was not that good, probably as a result of so many changes in my life. Fortunately everything is improving now, and I am feeling much more confident."
True, he missed the cut at St Andrews last week but that helps give us a better price here on a course much more suitable.
Compatriot Ricardo Gonzalez won here in 2003, adding to the theory that Argentines do well on these types of hilly courses which remind them of home, so all in all Echenique has plenty going for him at 50/1.
A second player with impressive putting stats is Marc Warren. He's ninth in Putts Per Round this year and has enjoyed a good couple of months with a fourth place in the KLM Open, an 11th in the Mercedes-Benz Championship in Germany and a 13th in last week's Dunhill Links.
The Scot likes Spain too.
Warren finished fourth in the Open de Canarias in 2005 and was third in the 2006 Mallorca Classic.
The 2006 European Tour Rookie of the Year has posted a win in each of the last two seasons and there are very few in this field who can match that.
If he can get himself into contention, Warren is a good man to have on your side at 40/1.
A veteran worth backing at a decent each-way price is England's Paul Broadhurst.
Broady is still competitive on courses like this and he was fourth here in 2004 when carding 67-65-68-70.
A fourth place in August's SAS Masters in Sweden on another sub-7,000 yard course showed he's still playing some fine golf and it's particulary worth noting, given what we're looking for this week, that he's second in Putts Per Round in 2008.
Broadhurst wasn't too happy with his driving at The Belfry but made up for it with a sharp short game and he played some good stuff in the Dunhill Links after a poor start left him way back.
His two European Tour wins this decade both came in neighbouring Portugal (2005 and 2006) while in Spain his record in the last five years is dotted with top 10s and 20s.
Have a pop at 66/1.
Finally, Charl Schwartzel has been playing plenty of good golf of late.
He opened and closed with 68s to finish 13th at St Andrews last time while he was fifth at The Belfry the week before.
The South African is putting well and was a winner on Spanish soil last year when capturing the Open de Espana.
He made a decent fist of this course the only time he played it in 2004, shooting three 70s and a 69, and although the 22/1 is short enough the talented 24-year-old is worth a punt to notch his third European Tour win.