Moravia Silesia Open golf betting guide: Advised bets and odds

Regular readers may have noticed Jason Dufner land a place at big odds in Canada at the weekend after failing miserably when twice carrying our cash over the previous fortnight. I am rather concerned that either of last week's big-priced failures, Rafael Cabrera-Bello or Fabrizio Zannotti, will do something similar as their best form entitles them to great respect in this company. However, I'd be lying if I said there was anything encouraging about last week's performances.   My final two selections are GREGORY BOURDY and ROBERT-JAN DERKSEN. Both are basically journeymen at this level, but capable of challenging a few times every season. Bourdy is pretty consistent, and with three top-10s in his last ten starts, has a similar chance to many of the aforementioned characters who are much shorter odds than the Frenchman's 60/1. As for Derksen, he took the eye at Barseback, fighting back well from a very poor start and topping the crucial greens in regulation stats. As a two-time former European Tour winner, the Dutchman has enough about him to challenge in this pretty weak company.   Good Luck!   Advised bets for the Moravia Silesia Open   4pts win MIGUEL-ANGEL JIMENEZ @ 12/1 (TOTE, SPORTINGBET) 2pts ew ALEX CEJKA @ 28/1 (CORAL, SPORTINGBET) 1.5pts ew GARETH MAYBIN @ 40/1 (BET365, BETFRED, BLUESQ, HILLS) 1pt ew GREGORY BOURDY @ 60/1 (BLUESQ, 66/1 CORAL) 1pt ew ROBERT JAN DERKSEN @ 70/1 (BOYLESPORTS, 80/1 HILLS)   LONG-TERM ALREADY ADVISED

RACE TO DUBAI

2.5pts ew ROSS FISHER @ 20/1 2.5pts ew PAUL CASEY @ 20/1 6pts win PAUL CASEY @ 8/1 1.5pts ew OLIVER WILSON @ 33/1

2008/2009 STATS: -96pts 2007/2008 STATS: +618pts   N.B. FRED COUPLES WAS A NON-RUNNER LAST WEEK

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