Challenge de Espana

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We'll taken one from the top, one from the middle and one from the bottom as The Impossible Tour finally ends up at a track with plenty of course form. 

ALESSANDRO TADINI - 1.0 POINTS EACH-WAY @ 28-1 (SKYBET)

Just about the pick of the top lot although De Vries and Oriol pushed him close. Has won three times on this Tour and, although there is plenty of dead space between those, his last win, in 2010, was in 22-under - probably the sort of score that will be victorious this week. Flits between the Challenge and main Tours although has never really caught light in the first class, despite signs of promise. Nevertheless is plenty good enough and more importantly accurate enough, to win here considering he has a proven ability to keep his form - current runs of 47/22/9 may be improved on and his finish of 69/65 last weekend augurs well for a player that has a record of 17th before a 3rd last year. 

CALLUM MACAULEY - 0.25 POINTS EACH-WAY @ 66-1 (SKYBET)

 Just one of those players that is clearly going to win at some point and probably on the main Tour. Considering he was an outstanding amateur and has smatterings of form on the main circuit, he has been terribly disappointing this year. Still, I will not want to miss his win at this sort of price and if he can just return to the play that saw him 3rd and 14th earlier on in the year he can go close enough to gain a payout. 11th here in 2010, his missed cut last year was due to a poor first round and it is hoped he recalls his second round 65 as anytghing like that for the four rounds will do. 

JORDI GARCIA PINTO - 0.25 POINTS EACH-WAY @ 125-1 (SKYBET)

Has plenty of experience in Spain as you'd expect and often plays the big events, although never really able to cope with the big guns. Has left early season missed-cuts behind with 26th in France and last weeks top-15 demonstrating that this is his grade. Was going very well on his only visit here in 2010 looking solid for a top-10 before an awful final day. Still, that effort shows he can shoot around 20-under for the event and with that considerable home advantage looks too big at 125-1.