Daily Dogs – Sunday, September 15

Daily Dogs – Sunday, September 15

Rebecca Hill
ALBION PARK: Race 1 (5:57pm)
No. 6 Perky Penny

Perky Penny was impressive on debut over this course and distance and will have taken plenty of benefit from the experience.

Starting from box two she showed good early speed but just looked to get a bit lost and stuck on well to finish a close second and put up a big gap back to the rest.

With natural improvement, she’ll be very hard to beat here.

Bet now: ALBION PARK Race 1
ALBION PARK: Race 4 (6:59pm)
No. Hara's Pepper

Hara’s Pepper resumes off a break.

A winner at her first three starts she had no luck last time here over 515m, crowded early and she was then hampered along the back.

She steps out over this shorter trip for the first time but does possess good early speed and from the inside draw, she looks a top chance.

Bet now: ALBION PARK Race 4
ALBION PARK: Race 8 (8:20pm)
No. 6 Tea Sea Gem

Tea Sea Gem will line up for her first run around Albion Park.

From seven starts, the speedy youngster has only tasted defeat on one occasion and that was in a photo finish where she was nailed right on the line.

All her runs have been over the 288m at Ipswich but her wins have been dominant.

She’s certainly talented and I think she’ll prove too slick for them here.

Bet now: ALBION PARK Race 8
RICHMOND: Race 12 (9:46pm)
No. 7 Give Me Bucks

Give Me Bucks is building a very tidy record and looks well placed to make it three straight wins.

The son of Aston Dee Bee proved far too good here two starts back with an all-the-way win, where he extended his margin to 8.25 lengths on the line.

Last time he didn’t have the easiest of runs but showed plenty of tenacity to get the job done.

With even luck, he’ll be hard to beat again.

Bet now: RICHMOND Race 12

Daily Dogs – Saturday, September 14

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 2 (7:41pm)
No. 6 Special Tick

Special Tick has just had the two starts and looks promising.

The daughter of Aston Rupee impressed on debut, chasing hard to finish second but last time she just looked to get a bit a lost as they chased a tearaway leader.

With luck in running, she looks a top chance here.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 2
THE GARDENS: Race 4 (8:19pm)
No. 6 Three Gems

Three Gems is quickly becoming one of my favourite hounds to follow.

The speedy youngster has now made it three wins and a second placing from just five starts and she struck trouble in her only unplaced appearance.

All of her runs have been over this track and distance, her latest was on Wednesday where she shot straight to the front and proved too strong.

She’s got good early speed and from box six should be able to cross and get another win on the board.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 4
THE GARDENS: Race 5
No. 3 Fascinate George

Fascinate George has recorded two wins and two placings from just four starts and the son of Feral Franky looks to have a bright future.

Flying out of the boxes, he proved far too good here two runs back and just found one a bit too nippy last time but chased hard into second, putting up a clear margin back to the rest.

With even luck, I think he’ll be too good for them here.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 5
THE GARDENS: Race 12 (10:57pm)
No. 1 Bedazzled Buddy

Bedazzled Buddy made it back to back wins before a disastrous run last time saw him hit the deck.

He’d been in terrific from and prior to that and had only missed a top two spot on one occasion.

He’s certainly talented and provided he’s come through that last run unscathed, he should prove hard to beat from the inside draw.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 12

Daily Dogs – Friday, September 13

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 1 (3:17pm)
No. 6 Poppy's Darlin'

Poppy’s Darlin’ made a good impression on debut over this track and distance.

Showing good speed to take up the lead, she was only just nailed right on the line.

She’s been luckless in two subsequent runs but has shown she’s certainly capable.

If she’s jump away clean then she should prove hard to beat.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 1
THE GARDENS: Race 7 (5:17pm)
No. 6 Drink Tins

Drink Tins made it back to back wins over 400m at Maitland before stepping out over the 515m here for the first time, where he was gallant in defeat.

Slightly slow away he chased hard but just couldn’t reel in the leader.

He’ll be better for that run and was too strong at his only start from box six.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 7
RICHMOND: Race 2 (7:35pm)
No. 1 Marlee Star

Marlee Star didn’t have the best of luck last start when lining up in the Cannonball Final.

Squeezed up shortly after the start, he was never in the hunt from that point.

He was victorious at his prior start and will find this easier.

Over the 320m here he’s recorded two wins and a second placing from just starts and from the inside box, he’ll be hard to beat.

Bet now: RICHMOND Race 2
RICHMOND: Race 12 (10:58pm)
No. 2 Chief Lightning

Chief Lightning is yet to miss a top three spot in fourteen career starts and looks well placed to get another win on the board.

The son of Fernando Bale hasn’t had the best of luck at his past two outings but remains unbeaten in three starts out of box 2 and he can bounce back here.

Bet now: RICHMOND Race 12

Daily Dogs – Friday, September 13

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 1 (3:17pm)
No. 6 Poppy's Darlin'

Poppy’s Darlin’ made a good impression on debut over this track and distance.

Showing good speed to take up the lead, she was only just nailed right on the line.

She’s been luckless in two subsequent runs but has shown she’s certainly capable.

If she’s jump away clean then she should prove hard to beat.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 1
THE GARDENS: Race 7 (5:17pm)
No. 6 Drink Tins

Drink Tins made it back to back wins over 400m at Maitland before stepping out over the 515m here for the first time, where he was gallant in defeat.

Slightly slow away he chased hard but just couldn’t reel in the leader.

He’ll be better for that run and was too strong at his only start from box six.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 7
RICHMOND: Race 2 (7:35pm)
No. 1 Marlee Star

Marlee Star didn’t have the best of luck last start when lining up in the Cannonball Final.

Squeezed up shortly after the start, he was never in the hunt from that point.

He was victorious at his prior start and will find this easier.

Over the 320m here he’s recorded two wins and a second placing from just starts and from the inside box, he’ll be hard to beat.

Bet now: RICHMOND Race 2
RICHMOND: Race 12 (10:58pm)
No. 2 Chief Lightning

Chief Lightning is yet to miss a top three spot in fourteen career starts and looks well placed to get another win on the board.

The son of Fernando Bale hasn’t had the best of luck at his past two outings but remains unbeaten in three starts out of box 2 and he can bounce back here.

Bet now: RICHMOND Race 12

Daily Dogs – Thursday, September 12

Rebecca Hill
SANDOWN PARK: Race 4 (7:13pm)
No. 8 Field Day

Field Day has put together an enviable record and he comes to Sandown for the first time.

A recent addition to the Jason Thompson kennel, the son of Hooked On Scotch has now won eight from ten and has proven himself to be very adaptable.

His most recent win was over 450m at Shepparton where he charged through to take up the lead and never gave them a look in.

He’s unbeaten in two starts from box eight and will be hard to beat again.

Bet now: SANDOWN Race 4
SANDOWN PARK: Race 9 (9:05pm)
No. 7 Flying Zulu

Flying Zulu is in red hot form and looks well placed to make it four straight wins.

Two starts back the star hound proved too strong late over this track and trip and last time, he flew out of the inside box for a brilliant all-the-way win at the Meadows.

He races well here and from box seven, he can continue on his winning way.

Bet now: SANDOWN Race 9
WENTWORTH PARK: Race 2 (7:53pm)
No. 4 Meniketti

Meniketti has won four of his five starts and looks a very talented dog on the rise.

His only defeat came at his third start where he didn’t jump well and found plenty of trouble early.

Whilst he doesn’t begin that flash he can muster good speed and he’s proven too strong at his most recent runs when he’s been able to get to the front early.

Unbeaten in two outings over the 520m here, the son of Barcia Bale looks a top winning chance.

Bet now: WENTWORTH Race 2
WENTWORTH PARK: Race 9 (10:27pm)
No. 6 Swift Challenge

Swift Challenge has won two of his past three starts and is yet to miss a place in eight career runs.

He was just run down in the final strides here two runs back but proved superior last time, recording a two length victory.

He has won from box six and loves it here over the 520m.

Bet now: WENTWORTH PARK Race 9

Daily Dogs – Wednesday, September 11

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 5 (7:49pm)
No. 8 Chiang Mai Mick

Chiang Mai Mick has won three of his past four starts and looks well placed to add to that tally.

He was gallant in defeat two runs back at his first go over 515m, chasing hard but just couldn’t reel in the leader, who looks above average.

He bounced back with a solid victory in slick time last start and I think he can repeat that performance this evening.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 5
THE GARDENS: Race 7 (8:34pm)
No. 7 Black Bronti

Black Bronti proved superior when dropping back to the shorter trip last start and I think she can repeat that performance here.

Now unbeaten in two runs over the 272m, she was solid in both outings up to 400m and looks very progressive.

She didn’t have the best of starts last time but picked up strongly to get over the top the leader late.

The wide draw will play in her favour and I think she’ll be too nippy for them.

Bet now: THE GARDENS: Race 7
THE GARDENS: Race 10 (9:38pm)
No. 3 Shorty Boy

Shorty Boy has just had the four race starts and has found himself caught up in trouble on two of those occasions.

After a luckless debut he went on to post successive victories, firstly here and then at Maitland.

Last start, he was severely hampered which cost him any chance of winning but with even luck here, he should prove hard to beat.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 10
THE GARDENS: Race 12 (10:24pm)
No. 3 Three Gems

Three Gems made it back to back wins here before striking trouble luck at her most recent run.

Slightly slow away, the daughter of Aston Rupee picked up well along the back but was then shuffled back approaching the turn.

The youngster has proven herself to be very talented and with a clean getaway, she can bounce back.

Bet now: THE GARDENS Race 12

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, September 10

Ryan Cook
Horsham: Race 4 (3:19pm)  
No. 7 Mighty Quinn 

Mighty Quinn has enormous late speed as he looks to improve on a last start effort for third at The Meadows last week.  

The son of Shima Shine is one of the few dogs in the field with experience over the track and distance, while he’s also drawn nicely with an empty box at his disposal next door.  

Providing he steps well, he’ll be making his presence felt out of the final turn.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 4
Horsham: Race 6 (3:54pm)  
No. 8 Crackerjack Rob 

Crackerjack Rob presents fitter third-up following two place efforts to kick start his prep.  

He’s ideally suited out wide with wins to his name and is likely to settle just off the speed and save something for the finish.  

Having missed the money only once from four starts over the track/distance, he’s the one to beat. 

Bet now: Horsham Race 6
each way
Horsham: Race 8 (4:34pm)  
No. 4 Aston Reims

Aston Reims was the beaten favourite last week in a small field at Mount Gambier.  

The son of Fernando Bale comes back to compete over 485m now, which does look suitable after winning his previous start at Warrnambool by close to three lengths.  

With some running room afforded due to the empty box next door, this boy rates a decent each-way chance.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 8
Horsham: Race 10 (5:14pm)  
No. 8 Mick Says So 

Mick Says So just needs some luck in running early on from out wide.  

The experienced four-year-old by Orson Allen should be racing with real confidence after securing a handy 1.5 length win at Shepparton last week, while it’s worth noting seven of his 12 career wins have come over this distance range.  

If he gets a cart across early and lands just off the speed, he’ll be tough to hold out.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 10

Daily Greyhound Tips: Sunday, 8th September

Craig Sheppard
Grafton: Race 6 (7:39pm AEST)
No. 1 Exploded

Exploded is having his first start at Grafton but looks the class runner in the field. 

The Jason Mackay-trained dog was beaten as a $1.18 favourite in a heat of this series at The Gardens last start.  

Four starts back he won the Queensland Cup Final and made the final of The Fireball three starts ago at The Meadows. 

He should make full use of box 1 and be awfully hard to beat. 

Bet now: Grafton Race 6
Grafton: Race 9 (8:43pm AEST)
No. 4 Super Serene

Super Serene won a maiden final at Horsham three starts ago before moving to Wayne Cameron’s kennel. 

It’s been a winning move with the daughter of Shima Shine winning both her races over this course and distance in slick times of 20.04 and 20.15 seconds. 

Box 4 is a touch sticky but she’s armed with good early speed to counter that.  

Bet now: Grafton Race 9
Grafton: Race 10 (9:06pm AEST)
No. 7 Bear The Beast

Bear The Beast is a talented chaser who has won six of his 10 starts. 

The son of Beast Unleashed is having his first look at Grafton and is having his first race in fours months since winning over 400m at Richmond in a best of the night 22.77 seconds. 

He’ll get clear air from box 7 to build momentum and find the front.  

Bet now: Grafton Race 10
Grafton: Race 12 (9:52pm AEST)
No. 1 Recycled

Recycled is having his first look at the course and distance but enters this race on the back of three Wentworth Park wins in a row. 

The Jason Mackay-trained dog has clocked super quick times in each of those wins including a 29.45 second win over 520m from this box. 

He’s undefeated in four starts when wearing the red rug and I’d expect him to get on the arm and run time. 

Bet now: Grafton Race 12

Daily Greyhound Tips: Saturday, 7th September

Craig Sheppard
The Meadows: Race 5 (7:47pm AEST)
No. 7 Sunnyside Jo

Sunnyside Jo is low flying and looking for her sixth win in a row. 

The daughter of My Redeemer has a good record over this course and distance with two wins and two placings from six starts with one of those wins coming last start when she led all the way for a slick victory in 29.85 seconds.  

She possesses excellent early speed so I expect her to be able to cross from box 7. 

Her class should prevail here and deliver yet another win. 

Bet now: The Meadows Race 5
The Meadows: Race 6 (8:09pm AEST)
No. 1 Flying Zulu

Flying Zulu has won eight of his past nine starts and looks awfully hard to beat here. 

The Jason Thompson-trained dog claimed the G1 Brisbane Cup Final during the Winter and hasn’t looked back. 

He races well over this course and distance and won here just two starts ago in 29.81 seconds.  

He loves box 1 having won four of five starts when wearing the red rug.  

Bet now: The Meadows Race 6
The Meadows: Race 7 (8:27pm AEST)
No. 3 Reiterate

Reiterate looks well placed dropping back to this class and with conditions to suit. 

The Jeff Britton-trained dog has run well in his past two starts over 600m here to finish second. 

This is his first start over the course and distance but he did finish second in his heat of the Victorian National Distance Series before an unlucky run in the final.  

He maps to lead easily and that should give him a great chance of winning. 

Bet now: The Meadows Race 7
The Meadows: Race 8 (8:55pm AEST)
No. 7 Mepunga Surprise

I’m with Mepunga Surprise in the Top Cat Video Final in what looks like being a cracker of a race. 

The Jeff Britton-trained bitch has won three of her past four starts including last start when proving too strong in her heat with a 42.70 second win.  

Three starts ago she recorded a personal best of 42.67 seconds when winning over this course and distance. 

She’s ideally drawn in box 7 and I’d expect her to cross and lead or at the least be in striking distance. 

Bet now: The Meadows Race 8

Daily Greyhound Tips: Friday, 6th September

Craig Sheppard
Geelong: Race 6 (8:45pm AEST)
No. 8 Gunai Lilly

Gunai Lilly has been flying up the Healesville straight lately but is equally adept around a bend. 

The daughter of Aston Dee Bee won over 300m at Healesville two starts ago and recorded a best of the night 22.11 seconds when winning at Shepparton over 390m four starts back. 

She has the early speed to cross and lead all the way from box 8. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 6
Geelong: Race 7 (9:06pm AEST)
No. 2 House Of Turbo

House Of Turbo will be fitter following his first-up run at Healesville following a short break. 

The Jeff Britton-trained dog loves this course and distance having won all three of his starts over it. 

That includes his last start here in July when stopping the clock in 25.54 seconds when jumping from the inside box. 

He races best from low draws and gets that here so I’m expecting him to get on the arm and prove hard to catch. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 7
Geelong: Race 8 (9:27pm AEST)
No. 8 Matt Loch

Matt Loch is a speed freak who has won 20 of his 36 career starts. 

The son of Aussie Infrared enters this race on the back of an impressive effort at Warragul where he clocked the quickest time of the night over 460m. 

Registering best of the night time has been a regular occurrence and he can continue that trend here. 

He’s three from four when jumping from box 8 and just needs a clear run to be winning this. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 8
Geelong: Race 9 (9:48pm AEST)
No. 1 Paw Utility

Paw Utility could not have been more impressive when debuting with a win over 400m here last start. 

The son of Fernando Bale mustered good early speed before blowing his rivals away for an 11-length win in 22.42 seconds. 

The slight rise in distance looks ideal at his second start. 

He’ll be off and gone from box 1 and could break the hands on the clock.   

Bet now: Geelong Race 9