Wendy's Championship for Children

Outright plays (1 unit):

Michele Redman to win 24/1 e.w. @ Five Dimes (.5 units to win & .5 units to finish in top-5)
New course for this event so smaller units than normal for this Tour and siding with in-form players. Redman remains a selection for a third week after finishing 8th and 6th. In great form against much stronger fields, but she's yet to secure a place finish in those two weeks. Third time lucky?

Kelli Kuehne to win 24/1 e.w. @ Five Dimes
Kuehne would certainly have preferred the event to stay at the New Albany course - she had finished 3rd and 6th in the last two years - but she is in strong enough form to compete on any course. She has finished in the top-10 in her last three events, including the U.S. Women's Open, and a four-peat looks very likely.

Danielle Ammaccapane to win 38/1 e.w. @ Five Dimes
Another player racking up the top-10 finishes: three in her last four starts, plus 22nd in the U.S. Women's Open. Was very much in contention for the title last week until a poor last round, so this looks a big price for a form-player in a weak field.

Final update: 2-1; +6.00 units

Redman 4th
Kuehne 15th
Ammaccapane 3rd

Should have to stuck with the 1.5 unit norm on this Tour! Redman and Ammaccapane finished close to victory, just couldn't afford their double-bogeys on their cards today. Kuehne finished well after an opening 76.