Daily Dogs – Friday, October 25

Daily Dogs – Friday, October 25

THE GARDENS: Race 1 (10:55am)
No. 4 Sweet Street

Sweet Street has been placed in two runs to date and looks very promising.

She just felt the pinch late after racing up on speed on debut at Maitland and last time, she shot to the front only to get nailed right on the line.

The time was slick and it’s proving to be a solid form race. With a clean start, she should prove hard to beat

THE GARDENS: Race 3 (11:39am)
No. 6 Shintaro

Shintaro has been in the placings at three of his past four starts and looks nearing another win.

He didn’t have the best of luck two runs back but was strong last time, chasing hard to finish second.

This looks a winnable race for him and he boasts a strong record from box six.

THE GARDENS: Race 7 (1:07pm)
No. 8 Irinka Lindsay

Irinka Lindsay has made it three wins from just five starts and looks highly talented.

After putting together back to back successes she headed to Wentworth Park last time but with a slow start off the inside draw, she struck trouble out of the first turn and just had too much ground to make up.

She’s unbeaten in two outings over this track and trip and I think she’ll be well suited off box eight.

THE GARDENS: Race 9(1:48pm)
No. 6 Cranky Cruiser

Cranky Cruiser has just the two race starts and was a very impressive winner here last weekend.

The Jungle Deuce youngster looked a bit lost on debut but had obviously showed plenty of talent at home as he was well supported last time and didn’t disappoint.

Flying out of the boxes he shot straight to the front to put a big lead and cruised away to win comfortably.

He clocked in at 22:81 and on that, he should prove hard to beat.

Daily Dogs – Thursday, October 24

ALBION PARK: Race 4 (7:17pm)
No. 8 Kahlo Hayze

Kahlo Hayze is racing in good form having won two of her past three starts.

The daughter of Orson Allen chased hard two runs back and just couldn’t reel in the leader but she bounced back to her best last time with a strong 4.5 length victory.

She’s got a great record here and from the outside box, she should prove too nippy for them.

ALBION PARK: Race 8 (8:33pm)
No. 1 Brunswick Flyer

Brunswick Flyer is another that has won two of his past three and looks hard to beat again.

He’s yet to miss a top three spot in thirteen career starts and his latest win over this track and trip was ultra impressive.

From the inside box he shot straight to the lead and continued to extend his margin to win by over six lengths.

He gets the rails draw again and will take some catching.

ALBION PARK: Race 10 (9:15pm)
No. 7 Shazam

Shazam made it back to back wins before just going down narrowly last time when starting from box two.

Only lightly raced, the Aussie Infrared youngster is building a very handy record and remains unbeaten in three starts out of box seven.

She gets that draw again and looks a top chance.

ALBION PARK: Race 11 (9:40pm)
No. 2 Federal Blue Boy

Federal Blue Boy has put together an enviable record with five wins and six minor placings from just eleven race starts.

He’s just had the one run here over the 520m where he finished off strongly into second and I think he can go one better tonight.

His confidence is high after scoring an easy win at Capalaba on Sunday and box two looks ideal.

Daily Dogs – Wednesday, October 23

ALBION PARK: Race 2 (2:32pm)
No. 1 Peaky Warlock

Peaky Warlock has been the runner up at his past four outings and I think he can get a win on the board here.

The son of Tommy Shelby was very good over this track and trip two back, after getting a little squeeze early he chased hard to finish second, posting a big gap back to the rest.

Last start he stepped out over 305m at Coonamble and despite copping a check into the home turn he still finished off strongly.

Back up to the 395m looks ideal and from the rails box, he’ll be hard to beat.

ALBION PARK: Race 6 (3:57pm)
No. 1 Summer's Shark

Summer’s Shark is in terrific form and has yet to miss a top three spot in seven starts over this course and distance.

She didn’t have the best of luck last start but sprouted wings late to get the better of them right on the line.

A daughter of Fernando Bale, she’s certainly talented and if she jumps away clean off the inside box, I think she’ll be too good for them.

ALBION PARK: Race 7 (4:17pm)
No. 8 Don't Speak

Don’t Speak is in hot form and will line up here looking to make it three straight.

A winner of eight from eighteen, she’s not short of talent and is relishing the 395m events.

She’s yet to start from the outside box but is doing everything right and I think she can win again.

ALBION PARK: Race 8 (4:39pm)
No. 3 Danger Zone

Danger Zone has won two of his past three starts and looks well placed to add to that tally.

After racing over the longer trips the son of Fernando Bale dropped back to 395m and it was just what he needed.

He proved far too good three runs back and last time, he was even better again, driving through the take up the lead and kicking clear to score in slick time.

If he can repeat that performance, they won’t catch him.

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 22

Horsham: Race 3 (2:21pm)  
No. 3 Gravy Girl  

Gravy Girl was runner-up over the track and distance last week in a handy time of 23.52 seconds.  

The daughter of Shima Shine should track Something Good early up on the speed and look to use her race fitness to her advantage over the final stages.  

Racing well and showing improvement of late, she’s sure to be hard to beat.  

Horsham: Race 5 (3:21pm)  
No. 4 Mighty Quinn 

Mighty Quinn is stepping back sharply in trip after racing over 485m last week where he was beaten seven lengths.  

This is an easier assignment back to Grade 5 level and it’s worth noting he’s earned a handful of placings over this trip during his lengthy career.  

With a vacant box next door, he’ll be afforded plenty of late running room if he can get back off the speed.  

Horsham: Race 7 (4:01pm)  
No. 7 On The Beer 

On The Beer looks close to another win following to recent runner-up efforts.  

The son of Aussie Infrared pinged the lids at Ballarat last week, going down by the narrowest of margins over his final few strides.  

A six-time winner over this journey, he’ll push forward early again from out wide and no doubt prove just as hard to catch.  

Horsham: Race 9 (4:34pm)  
No. 1 Big Sunshine  

Big Sunshine looked as thought he might be wanting further when beaten 5.6 lengths at Shepparton last week.  

The lightly-raced juvenile by Out Of Range won his maiden in just his second start over this track and trip last month, drawing clear by an impressive 4.6 length margin after hitting top gear off the speed.  

He’s drawn all the favours again in Box 1 and should be piling on plenty of pressure out of the turn.  

Daily Greyhound Tips: Sunday 20th October

Sale: Race 3 (6:45pm AEST)
No. 7 Tommy The Hood

Tommy The Hood didn’t have a lot of luck in his first two races but turned it around last start. 

The son of Shima Shine showed excellent speed out of the lids to go all the way for a five-length win in 24.41 seconds. 

Hopefully that win will have given him the confidence to go on with it. 

Sale: Race 4 (7:07pm AEDT)
No. 4 Zippity Zippin’

Zippity Zippin’ has started his career perfectly with two wins from as many starts. 

The son of Sunset Spitfire was awesome on debut over this course and distance when leading all the way in a slick 24.55 seconds. 

He was a step slow last start but mustered speed quickly to settle handy before powering to the line to win easily. 

A repeat of those efforts should see him hard to beat. 

Sale: Race 7 (8:10pm AEDT)
No. 1 Skinny Olive

Skinny Olive led in a heat of the Victorian Straight Track Championship three starts back at Healesville but was overpowered late.  

The Des Douch-trained bitch is much better suited to one turn racing and has a particularly good record over this course and distance winning eight and placing in eight of her 18 starts here.  

She recently won three races in a row here with two of those wins coming from box 1 in slick times.  

She should be able to get on the arm and go all the way. 

Sale: Race 8 (8:28pm AEDT)
No. 5 Quenara Bale

Quenara Bale is racing in a purple patch of form and is looking for her fourth win in a row. 

The daughter of Orson Allen won back-to-back races over 435m here before rising to a similar distance at Sandown last start. 

Despite being bumped early, she railed beautifully to win in 30.07 seconds. 

There looks to be good speed drawn inside her, but if she’s handy enough then she should be running them down.  

Daily Greyhound Tips: Saturday 19th October

Ipswich: Race 2 (6:44pm AEDT)
No. 1 Kisses For Gran

Kisses For Gran has been racing in unbelievable form with five wins from her past seven starts since returning from a spell. 

The daughter of Zambora Brockie recently won her heat of the Dave Brett Memorial in 29.91 seconds over 520m at Albion Park before finishing a close second in the final. 

In her first preparation she finished in the placings in each of her races over this course distance clocking a personal best of 30.79 seconds. 

She’s perfectly drawn in box 1 and looks hard to beat. 

Ipswich: Race 3 (7:08pm AEDT)
No. 4 Autumn Storm

Autumn Storm is racing in great form with three wins from her past five starts. 

The Tom Tzouvelis-trained bitch was able to crack 30 seconds when finishing runner-up over 520m at Albion Park last start so she has potential. 

She races particularly well at Ipswich having won or finished runner-up in five of her six starts over the course and distance. 

The three dog has speed so will be able to give her a nice cart across. 

Ipswich: Race 4 (7:28pm AEDT)
No. 3 Uno Nangar

Uno Nangar returns to Ipswich after winning back-to-back races over 520m at Albion Park. 

The daughter of Primo Uno ran a best of the night 30.22 seconds two starts back when jumping from this box. 

She boasts a good record over this course and distance and won over it just five starts ago in 30.57 seconds. 

She’s undefeated when starting from box 3 and should land in a threatening position. 

Ipswich: Race 7 (8:23pm AEDT)
No. 5 Golden Bear

Golden Bear is one of Queensland’s most promising greyhounds and looks well placed in this heat of the Ipswich Derby with eight wins and five seconds from 13 starts. 

The son of Zambora Brockie was beaten by the smallest of margins in the Group 3 Queensland Young Guns Final in May. 

He’s won two of three starts over this course and distance including one win in sizzling 30.32 seconds. 

While the squeeze box isn’t ideal, there isn’t a great deal of speed around him which should see him able to get on the arm. 

Daily Greyhound Tips: Friday 18th October

Wentworth Park: Race 6 (8:38pm AEDT)
No. 1 Power And Glory

Power And Glory is a talented chaser who has won 10 of 18 starts and placed in seven others. 

The son of Hooked On Scotch went close to qualifying for the Million Dollar Chase Final last start when he just couldn’t hold out Blue Kermaro into the first turn but to his credit, he charged home to finish a close second in 29.41 seconds. 

He races particularly well over this course and distance and if runs to his best he’ll take some stopping. 

He won his only previous race from box 1 and I expect him to get on the arm and go all the way. 

Wentworth Park: Race 7 (8:57pm AEDT)
No. 2 Exploded

Exploded was a step slower than normal out of the boxes in his heat of the Sydney Cup which gave Ethanol Water the advantage she needed. 

To the Jason Mackay-trained dog’s credit, he fought gamely to reel the leader in but just couldn’t get past her and finished a half-length second. 

He has put together some scintillating runs over this course and distance in the past, most notably winning two and three starts back in 41.51 and 41.54 seconds. 

From box 2 he can cross the 1 and find the front. 

Wentworth Park: Race 8 (9:22pm AEDT)
No. 7 Explicit

Explicit is pure class and looks hard to beat in the final of the Million Dollar Chase. 

The Jason Thompson-trained dog bombed the start in his heat last week but mustered speed quickly to storm to the front around the first bend before charging away for a six-length win in 29.19 seconds. 

That was the quickest heat time and just his first look at the track so he has the potential to go even quicker. 

He’s normally a quick beginner so if he jumps his best then he can build momentum from box 7 and lead. 

Wentworth Park: Race 10 (10:18pm AEDT)
No. 1 Irinka Lindsay

Irinka Lindsay is a gifted young chaser who looks well placed to take out The Gardens to Wenty Final. 

The son of Collison qualified for this final with a brilliant effort last start over 515m at The Gardens where he recovered from leaving the lids last to storm home and win by seven lengths in 29.52 seconds. 

He is a previous winner over this course and distance, clocking 30.05 seconds from the squeeze box three starts back. 

I expect him to settle closer in the run from box 1 and he did win his only previous race when wearing the red rug. 

Daily Greyhound Tips: Thursday 17th October

Sandown Park: Race 2 (7:19pm AEDT)
No. 1 Whisky Trip

Whisky Trip has really hit his straps and is looking for three wins on the trot. 

The son of Aston Rupee won two starts back over 450m at Ballarat in a smart 25.32 seconds but went to another level last start. 

Starting from this box over this course and distance, he exploded out of the lids to go all the way in 29.23 seconds. 

A repeat of that effort will see him awfully hard to beat. 

Sandown Park: Race 7 (9:02pm AEDT)
No. 1 Vincent Bale

Vincent Bale rarely runs a bad race having won 12 from 28 starts with 10 placings.  

The son of Christo Bale registered a best of the night time of 27.99 seconds when winning over 500m at Bendigo three starts ago. 

He recorded a personal best time of 29.13 seconds over this course and distance last start when leading all the way from this box. 

With his excellent box speed he should get on the arm and go all the way. 

Sandown Park: Race 8 (9:20pm AEDT)
No. 4 Flying Zulu

Flying Zulu can bounce back from a luckless performance over this course and distance last start when slow away and then copping a bump in the first turn. 

Prior to that, the superstar from the Jason Thompson kennel was low flying with eight wins from nine starts. 

He boasts a good record over this course and distance with a personal best of 29.02 seconds which is superior to his rivals by a margin. 

Box 4 can pose a problem but he has elite speed and can explode at box rise and find the front. 

Sandown Park: Race 9 (9:38pm AEDT)
No. 3 Lakeview Emily

Lakeview Emily copped a squeeze early last start when finishing fourth in a qualifying race of the Million Dollar Chase series at Wentworth Park. 

The daughter of Fernando Bale returns to her home state where she won back-to-back races recently including a slick effort over this course and distance three starts ago. 

On that occasion she flew out of box 4 to lead all the way and win by 6.5 lengths in 29.16 seconds. 

She should find the front from box 3 and if that’s the case, she’ll take some running down. 

Daily Greyhound Tips: Wednesday 16th October

Ballarat: Race 8 (8:39pm AEDT)
No. 6 Boracay Storm

Boracay Storm is low flying at the moment and is looking to win his fourth race in a row. 

The son of Feral Franky registered a best of the night 25.56 seconds when romping in by five lengths over 460m at Geelong three starts back before upsetting hot favourite Pass The Buck in his heat of the Bendigo Cup two starts back. 

He was the rank outsider in the Group 2 final last start but that mattered little as he jumped well from this box before railing like a demon and go on and win in a best of the night 23.69 seconds. 

There looks to be speed drawn to his inside which should give him a nice cart across. 

Ballarat: Race 9 (9:01pm AEDT)
No. 6 Paw Gordy

Paw Gordy was well backed last start at Geelong and duly saluted to break his maiden status at start six. 

The son of Yozo Bale settled handy before producing a powerful finish to win the 460m contest in 25.95 seconds. 

He’d finished in the placings in four of his five previous starts including two back in his only start over this course and distance when clocking 25.50 seconds. 

He’s improved with each run and has the early speed to find the front from box 6. 

Ballarat: Race 10 (9:19pm AEDT)
No. 1 Winter Goes

Winter Goes could not have started her career better with back-to-back wins. 

The daughter of Tommy Shelby debuted over this course and distance with a sizzling 22.07 second win where she walloped her rivals by eight lengths. 

Last start she was challenged early over 400m at Warragul but that was short lived as she powered away to win in 22.44 seconds which was just outside the best of the night time. 

She jumped from box 6 on each of those occasions but now draws the red so I expect her to jump on the arm and break the hands of the clock. 

Ballarat: Race 11 (9:38pm AEDT)
No. 6 Paw Quark

Paw Quark is a speedy beginner who is getting stronger with racing. 

The son of Bernardo led all the way three starts back over 390m at Warrnambool in a slick 22.19 seconds before being run down over this course and distance to finish a close third two starts back. 

Last start he flew out of box 4 to lead and this time kept going to win in 25.46 seconds. 

He has the speed to burn early and lead from box 6. 

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 15

Horsham: Race 2 (2:27pm)  
No. 6 Zipping Diego  

Zipping Diego is a progressive juvenile that continues to make a big impression.  

The daughter of Aston Rupee won her maiden by two lengths over this track and distance a couple of runs back, and was far from disgraced out over further at Sale last week.  

Where she winds up from the middle box is the query, but she does have some early speed and a vacant box next door working in her favour. 

Horsham: Race 4 (3:07pm)  
No. 3 Numerous  

Numerous rates highly here having won in a sizzling time of 22.94 seconds over the track and distance previously.  

His recent form hasn’t been much chop, but the son of Aston Dee Bee is likely to find this a touch easier after free for all race last week from out wide.  

He’s better suited in Box 3 and has enough late speed to pile on the pressure out of the bend. 

Horsham: Race 7 (3:57pm)  
No. 1 Vilma Bale 

Looks to be some hot early speed on paper, which should suit the inside drawn Vilma Bale.  

The two-year-old by Allen Deed was beaten by a long margin last start at Sandown, but this is hands down a much easier race back over shorter.  

She’s a talented on-speed specialist that should land just off the leader and give a nice sight in the turn for home. 

Horsham: Race 9 (4:36pm)  
No. 3 Nosey Parker 

Nosey Parker should be racing with confidence after winning in a slick time of 23.53 seconds last week.  

He showed nice late speed in just his second race start and is drawn to receive another chance in a race that looks to hold plenty of late pace

Third-up with improvement still to come, this rates a winnable race for the son of Aussie Infrared.