Miss Liverpool is favourite to win the 2010 Miss England competition

The current holder of the Miss Liverpool title Amy Jackson is according to the Irish bookmaker Boylesports the current favourite to win the prestigious 2010 Miss England competition. The finals of the event take place at the Birmingham Hilton Metropole on 31st August and 1st September and for the first time in 22 years it will be shown live on television thanks to the Active Channel (Sky Channel 281). The winner of the competition then goes on to represent her country in the 2010 Miss World contest that takes place in October in China.

Another first for the event will be that this will be first Miss England event that will not feature the now controversial swimwear round which will this year be replaced by a sports round, the organiser of the event Angie Beasley said “”Whenever Miss World or Miss England footage is ever shown on TV , they always feature the old beauty parades of swimwear and high heels, Its not how we run Miss England or how Miss World is run now and this years Miss England final will be different for sure!”.

2010 Miss England outright odds

The winner of the event will be taking away the crown from the reigning Miss England winner Lance Corporal Katrina Hodge. All odds are supplied by Boylesports.

• 6/1 – Amy Jackson (Miss Liverpool)
• 8/1 – Holly Ikin (Miss England Cheshire)
• 8/1 – Lisa Lazarus (Miss Talent Expo)
• 10/1 – Charlotte Thomson (Miss Portsmouth)
• 10/1 – Anna Watts (Miss London)
• 12/1 – Charlotte Holmes (Miss Guildford)
• 12/1 – Pascal Craymer (Miss Southend-On-Sea)
• 12/1 – Natalie Deegan (Miss Stratford-Upon-Avon)
• 12/1 – Amy Green (Miss Hertfordshire)
• 16/1 – Malin Andersson (Miss Bedfordshire)
• 16/1 – Amber Gamble (Miss Buckinghamshire)

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Terri Mcevoy is the top contender for Miss Ireland 2009 betting

The whole of the Repubic of Ireland will be of course tuning in for Miss Ireland 2009, with the lucky winning going on to represent Ireland in the Miss World, not to be confused with the Miss Universe pagent. The winner will be looking to follow in the footsteps of the 2003 winner Rosanna Davison who went onto to be crowned Miss World, Davison is the daughter of the Lady in Red singer Chris De Burgh.

The contest is open to Irish residents that are unmarried and has “a background which is not likely to bring into disrepute the pageant or the organisers”.

Miss Ireland 2009 Odds

• 9/2 – Terri Mcevoy (Miss University)
• 6/1 – Michelle Mooney (Miss Sligo)
• 7/1 – Etaoin O’Hailpin (Miss Cork)
• 8/1 – Rebecca Doherty (Miss Dublin South)
• 8/1 – Aimee Doyle (Miss Wicklow)
• 10/1 – Kelsey Maguire (Miss Meath)
• 12/1 – Tania Zorilla (Miss Dublin East)
• 12/1 – Jessica Mckee (Miss Armagh)

Miss World 2008 Winner – Ksenia Sukhinova

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Miss Universe 2009 betting odds

The Miss Universe contest enters it’s 58th year and will take place on Paradise Island in the Bahamas on Sunday August 23rd 2009 it will be hosted by Billy Bush and Claudia Jordan. The beauty pageant is one of the most well known beauty contests in the world, its major competitor being Miss World.

The winner of Miss Universe is crowned with a headpiece worth $120,000, it is made of 18K white and yellow gold and is composed of over 1,000 precious stones; including 555 white diamonds, 375 cognac diamonds.

Miss Universe 2008 Swimsuit Parade
A quick look at the 2008 event that was hosted in Nha Trang, Vietnam by Jerry Springer and Melanie Brown (from the Spice Girls).

Miss Universe 2009 Betting Highlights
The current Miss Universe is Dayana Mendoza, from Venezuela.

• 12/1 – Miss Honduras
• 14/1 - Miss Costa Rica
• 14/1 – Miss Ireland
• 14/1 - Miss Dominican Republic
• 14/1 – Miss USA
• 16/1 - Miss Ukraine
• 16/1 – Miss Australia
• 16/1 – Miss Germany
• 16/1 - Miss Japan
• 18/1 – Miss Lebanon
• 66/1 – Miss Great Britain

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