Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 8

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 8

Ryan Cook
Warragul: Race 4 (6:42pm)
No. 5 Orbit Bale

Orbit Bale is drawn to race just off the speed from the middle box.  

The son of Barcia Bale was a dominant winner two runs back at Ballarat before running on well for third out wide here last week over the same trip.  

He’ll be afforded plenty of early running room with a vacant box next door and should be in this right the way through.  

Bet now: Warragul Race 4
Warragul: Race 6 (7:29pm)
No. 7 Mighty Quinn

Mighty Quinn has run some nice races from wider alleys in the past, making him a leading contender in an open race.  

His runner-up effort last week at Horsham was full of merit, diving late to lose out by a nose to Aston Aretha.  

Back to back place efforts stack up nicely for this and he should look to pile on the pressure heading into the turn. 

Bet now: Warragul Race 6
Warragul: Race 8 (8:14pm)
No. 7 Bluebelle Colour

Bluebelle Colour should prove very hard to beat coming off a runner-up effort in last week’s heat.  

The daughter of Whiskey Riot has featured in the money in eight of her 12 attempts here at Warragul and is a multiple winner over 460m during her short time at the races.  

Suited by the wide box, she’ll look to ping the lids early and dictate on her own terms.  

Bet now: Warragul Race 8
Warragul: Race 10 (8:58pm)
No. 6 Blazing Dino

Blazing Dino almost never runs a poor race over 400m.  

The two-year-old by Aussie Infared has won on four occasions over this journey and is drawn to get a nice run up on the speed from the middle box.  

Placed in his last two attempts, this looks another winnable assignment if he can push forward early and make full use of his speed.  

Bet now: Warragul Race 10

Daily Greyhound Tips: Sunday 6th October

Craig Sheppard
Sale: Race 4 (6:52pm AEDT)
No. 1 Skinny Olive

Skinny Olive led in a heat of the Victorian Straight Track Championship last start 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 of her 16 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. 

Bet now: Sale Race 4
Sale: Race 7 (7:57pm AEDT)
No. 7 Stitch And Shout

Stitch And Shout is racing in great form with three wins from his past four starts. 

The Glynn Wood-trained dog was last seen winning over 450m at Shepparton by two lengths. 

The start prior he jumped from this box to go all the way in a best of the night 25.77 seconds over 460m at Geelong. 

He has the speed to cross from out wide and get on the arm. 

Bet now: Sale Race 7
Sale: Race 8 (8:19pm AEDT)
No. 2 Paw Pierre

Paw Pierre is absolutely low flying with wins in his past four starts. 

The son of Bernardo is racing at Sale for the first time but he’s been scorching the sand in the city so should handle it well. 

Two starts back he bolted in by 13 lengths over 525m at The Meadows before clocking 29.55 seconds over 515m at Sandown in his most recent win.  

With his early speed, he’s drawn well in box 2. 

Bet now: Sale Race 8
Sale: Race 9 (8:42pm AEDT)
No. 2 Barretos

Barretos didn’t race well at Sale in his first two career starts but looks better prepared now and enters this race in good form. 

The son of Aussie Infrared led all the way over 450m at Shepparton two starts back before going within a half-length of winning at Horsham last start where the winner ran a best of the night time. 

He should be able to cross the one dog and find the front early. 

Bet now: Sale Race 9

Daily Greyhound Tips: Saturday 5th October

Craig Sheppard
Bendigo: Race 4 (7:35pm AEST)
No. 8 Hotel Whisky One

Hotel Whisky One is racing in super form with five wins from his past six starts. 

The son of Whiskey Riot was electric over this course and distance last start when he started brilliantly before being forced to race outside the lead, but to his credit he showed tremendous strength late to win in 23.60 seconds. 

That was his first look at the track so he’ll be better for the experience. 

There’s speed drawn directly to his inside which should see him enjoy a nice cart across from box 8. 

Bet now: Bendigo Race 4
Bendigo: Race 6 (8:12pm AEST)
No. 7 Matt Loch

Matt Loch can bounce back from a luckless last start run at Geelong where he copped a bad check when contending for the lead. 

The son of Aussie Infrared boasts an impressive record of 21 wins from 38 starts and won his only previous start over this course and distance. 

On that occasion he led and showed a will to win in 23.81 seconds. 

He has the early speed to cross from box 7 and carve out some serious time. 

Bet now: Bendigo Race 6
Bendigo: Race 8 (8:50pm AEST)
No. 1 Pass The Buck

Pass The Buck returns to the races for the first time since not having a great deal of luck in the GRV Vicbred Series Final at Sandown in August. 

The son of Bernardo can fire fresh and is undefeated in three starts over this course and distance. 

It’s been nearly a year since he raced here, but the last time he did he recorded an ultra-impressive 23.49 seconds. 

He should be able to get on the arm from box 1 and go all the way. 

Bet now: Bendigo Race 8
Bendigo: Race 9 (9:12pm AEST)
No. 1 Unleash In Miami

Unleash In Miami boasts an impressive record of nine wins from 13 starts. 

The Brad Greenough-trained dog was a winner over this course and distance five starts ago in 24.01 seconds, but his best is a sizzling 23.49 seconds. 

He’s well drawn in box 1 given he’s undefeated when wearing the red rug. 

With his lightning box speed, he should find the front early and prove hard to catch. 

Bet now: Bendigo Race 9

Daily Greyhound Tips: Friday 4th October

Craig Sheppard
Geelong: Race 6 (8:52pm AEST)
No. 3 Nicki Whoop

Nicki Whoop has been racing well in town and will appreciate the drop in class.  

The daughter of Hostile was last seen finishing strongly for a two-length second after copping a mild check in the back straight at The Meadows. 

That was her sixth placing since winning over 600m at The Meadows eights starts back in 34.78 seconds. 

She has the early speed to find the front and go all the way. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 6
Geelong: Race 8 (9:38pm AEST)
No. 6 Amron Bobby

Amron Bobby has started his career in great style and is looking to keep his unbeaten record intact. 

The son of Feral Franky clocked a best of the night 22.35 seconds when winning by 9.5 lengths on debut over 400m here. 

He followed that excellent performance up with a strong 25.90 second win over this course and distance last start.  

He can hit the turn first and say, ‘ta-ta and farewell’ as he puts his rivals to the sword. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 8
Geelong: Race 9 (9:57pm AEST)
No. 1 Verdi

Verdi makes his return to the races after a luckless run at Shepparton in July. 

The Jason Thompson-trained dog is a talented chaser who has won 11 of 22 starts and contested three Group races. 

He races well over this course and distance and won a heat of the Country Championships the last time he raced here in a scintillating 25.63 seconds. 

He’ll no doubt be ready to fire first-up and should enjoy a beautiful run from the cherry. 

Bet now: Geelong Race 9
Geelong: Race 10 (10:18pm AEST)
No. 8 Hot Saki

Hot Saki is racing in super form and will love returning to Geelong. 

The son of Fernando Bale was last seen finishing second at Ballarat and did win there the start prior over 390m in 22.56 seconds. 

He boasts two wins and three seconds from six starts over the course and distance with one of those wins coming three starts back in a sizzling best of the night 25.68 seconds. 

He has the early speed to cross and lead from box 8.  

Bet now: Geelong Race 10

Daily Greyhound Tips: Thursday 3rd October

Craig Sheppard
Wentworth Park: Race 1 (6:55pm AEST)
No. 4 Drink Tins

Drink Tins has gone from strength to strength and now boasts seven wins and four minors from 15 career starts. 

The son of Flying Ricciardo won two starts back over 515m at The Gardens in a sizzling 29.56 seconds before racing over this course and distance for the first time last start. 

He couldn’t have been more impressive as he scorched the Wenty sand in a sizzling 29.63 seconds. 

He’ll be better for the experience and has the early speed to cross from box 4.  

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 1
Wentworth Park: Race 3 (7:35pm AEST)
No. 5 Agland Luai

Agland Luai is showing no signs of slowing down with age.  

The Masters competitor registered a slick 29.63 seconds over this course and distance when winning by five lengths last start. 

That was his fourth run back from five months off the scene, so he’ll now be at peak fitness. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 3
Wentworth Park: Race 4 (7:59pm AEST)
No. 1 Check The Radar

Check The Radar settled back and then encountered traffic problems when finishing sixth over 622m at Richmond last start. 

The daughter of Fernando Bale will appreciate the rise in trip and the drop in class. 

She boasts a personal best over this course and distance of 42.18 seconds when jumping from box 2. 

She’s ideally drawn in box 1 with two vacant boxes beside her allowing her to muster speed without interruption. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 4
Wentworth Park: Race 11 (10:39pm AEST)
No. 1 Billy Boil

Billy Boil was very good in his first start over this course and distance last time out and will take improvement from that. 

The son of Collision was a touch slow out of the boxes and then copped a squeeze which saw him drop to the back, but to his credit he flew home to finish third in 30.29 seconds. 

Prior to that, he won back-to-back races in best of the night times at Nowra. 

He can be an electric beginner and looks set to get on the arm from box 1 and go all the way. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 11

Daily Greyhound Tips: Wednesday 2nd October

Craig Sheppard
Albion Park: Race 3 (3:42pm AEST)
No. 3 Miss Two Step

Miss Two Step has started her career in fine style with back-to-back wins and lines up here looking to keep her perfect record intact. 

The daughter of Feral Franky led all the way on debut to win by 6.5 lengths over this course and distance. 

She backed up here last Wednesday and showed a good fighting spirit to run down the leader and go on to win in 23.09 seconds. 

She’ll continue to improve third-up and gets a good opportunity to get on the arm from box 3. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 3
Albion Park: Race 5 (4:17pm AEST)
No. 1 Brunswick Flyer

Brunswick Flyer can bounce back to form with a return to Albion Park 

The son of Zambora Brockie hasn’t run badly by any means in his past two starts at Ipswich where he finished in the placings. 

However, he does his best work over this course and distance having won five of eight races with his last win here coming four starts ago in 30.22 seconds. 

He can be a touch tardy at box rise but he boasts a booming finish so just needs to be handy and box 1 gives him that opportunity. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 5
Albion Park: Race 7 (5:02pm AEST)
No. 1 Danger Zone

Danger Zone will appreciate the drop in distance after fading over 520m here last start. 

The Travis Elson-trained dog has a good record over this course and distance having won five of 11 starts including the last time he raced over it when easily winning in 22.56 seconds. 

He loves box 1 and registered his personal best of 22.46 seconds when wearing the red rug. 

He should be able to ping the lids and hopefully go all the way. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 7
Albion Park: Race 8 (5:17pm AEST)
No. 4 Go Pedro

Go Pedro has figured out what chasing is all about and is in search of his fourth win in a row. 

The son of Aston Rupee clocked a personal best of 22.83 seconds last start when leading all the way from this box for a 4.75 length win. 

He has the early speed to cross and lead and if that happens then he should be hard to run down. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 8

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 1

Ryan Cook
Gosford: Race 2 (7:21pm)  
No. 7 Lydia Wave 

Lydia Wave finds it tough to win at times but does appear suited from the wide alley.  

The daughter of Fernando Bale was runner-up over the track and distance last week and maps to sit just off the leaders once lids fly.  

With two wins to her name from Box 7, she’s the one to beat.  

Bet now: Gosford Race 2
Gosford: Race 5 (8:29pm)  
No. 6 Miss Louella 

Miss Louella is a five-time winner over the 515m trip, her best coming in a time of 29.84 seconds here at Gosford.  

The daughter of Aussie Infrared has mixed her form recently, but she should have a fitness edge after racing over a touch further Wentworth Park of late.  

Likely to push forward and suited from wider draws, she’ll be tough to run down in the closing stages.  

Bet now: Gosford Race 5
Gosford: Race 7 (9:13pm)  
No. 7 Canya Joyous  

Canya Joyous steps out in search of her hat-trick having won her last two starts by a combined 4.5 lengths.  

She bolted in to win comfortably over this distance at The Gardens two back and her latest effort over slightly shorter should have topped her off nicely.  

In a race that packs early speed, she should land right on the bunny and pile on some pressure mid-race.  

Bet now: Gosford Race 7
Gosford: Race 10 (10:18pm)  
No. 5 Black Bronti 

Black Bronti made it look easy when winning over slightly further last week by 7.8 lengths at The Gardens.  

She’s drawn another suitable box and looks likely to tuck in just behind the speed and save her best for her final few strides.  

Still only lightly-raced with tremendous upside, there’s nothing to suggest she can’t go on with the job.  

Bet now: Gosford Race 10

Daily Dogs – Sunday, September 29

Rebecca Hill
ALBION PARK: Race 2 (6:25pm)
No. 6 Stylish Flame

Stylish Flame could not have been more impressive when saluting on debut.

Over this track and trip she jumped away well off the outside box, took up the running and continued to extend her margin to score easily by 5.5 lengths and clock one of the fastest times of the night.

With natural improvement, she looks very hard to beat again.

Bet now: Albion Park Race 6
ALBION PARK: Race 3 (6:49pm)
No. 6 Perky Penny

Perky Penny has just had the two race starts and has performed very well on both occasions.

She was beaten less than a length on debut, putting up a huge gap back to third and last start, she proved far too good kicking away to score by 6.5 lengths.

The daughter of Aussie Infrared looks very promising and I think she’ll prove too good for them again.

Bet now: Albion Park Race 3
ALBION PARK: Race 8 (8:25pm)
No. 5 Super Leon

Super Leon is in terrific form and remains unbeaten in three runs over this track and distance.

Denied by the barest of margins over the 288m at Ipswich when resuming, he relished the rise in trip last time, shooting to the front and proving too strong over the final part.

He’s got a great record from box six and he looks the one to beat.

Bet now: Albion Park Race 8
ALBION PARK: Race 11 (9:34pm)
No. 1 Stylish Look

Stylish Look has made it two wins and a second placing from just four starts and looks well placed to add to that tally.

He didn’t have the best of luck here two runs back but showed plenty of tenacity last time to get the job done.

The son of Orson Allen possesses good early speed and with the advantage of the inside draw, I think I’ll be too sharp for them.

Bet now: Albion Park Race 11

Daily Dogs – Saturday, September 28

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 3 (7:52pm)
No. 1 Bugle Girl

Bugle Girl comes off a strong win over this track and distance and looks well placed to make it two on the bounce.

The daughter of Aston Rupee showed good early speed off the inside draw and kicked away over the final part to score by 2.5 lengths.

She gets the one box again and should prove too nippy for them.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 3
THE GARDENS: Race 9 (9:59pm)
No. 4 Chopper Express

Chopper Express made it back to back wins before striking trouble in a hot field last time.

He just ran up on heels when trying to push forward but stuck on strongly for third in a fast run race.

Only lightly raced, having had the four starts, he looks highly promising and with even luck he can get the job done.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 9
THE GARDENS: Race 10 (10:15pm)
No. 6 Black Bronti

Black Bronti has been the runner up at her past two starts and I think she can go one better tonight.

She shot to the lead last start over this track and trip but went wide in the straight with the eventual winner just sneaking up on the inside to get the better of her on the line.

Although she didn’t get the prize, the time was slick and they cleared out from the rest.

She was victorious at her only run out of box six and I think she will be again.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 10
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THE GARDENS: Race 12 (10:55pm)
No. 1 Three Gems

Three Gems has put together a terrific record in a short time and will look to make it four straight wins.

The daughter of Aston Rupee has now recorded five wins and a third placing from her seven starts and struck trouble in her only unplaced appearance.

All of her runs have been over this track and distance, her latest saw her clock a PB as she shot straight to the front and put up a 3.5 length margin on the line.

She gets the inside box for the first time and I think she’ll prove too good for them.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 12

Daily Dogs – Friday, September 27

Rebecca Hill
THE GARDENS: Race 2 (7:38pm)
No. 4 He's Bon's Boy

He’s Bons Boy has just had the two starts and showed plenty of tenacity to get the job done last time.

Copping a bit of interference in the early part, the son of Aston Dee Bee picked himself up, charged through and was able to run down the leader late.

He’s clocked the fastest time of any runner here over this track and trip and with even luck, he’ll be hard to beat.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 2
THE GARDENS: Race 4 (8:18pm)
No. 8 Ultra Ego

Ultra Ego has just had the four starts and looks very promising.

He made it back to back wins over 450m at Maitland and but then just had no luck last start off the outside draw.

He does have the wide box to overcome again but up to 515m looks ideal and with luck early, he should be right there at the finish.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 4
THE GARDENS: Race 9 (10:02pm)
No. 4 My Pharaoh

My Pharoah is building a very handy record and comes off a solid last start effort over this track and distance.

Striking trouble at the first turn he chased home strongly into second but the leader was off and gone.

His prior start, he was dominant when pulling away to score by 7.5 lengths.

He’s proven to be very strong late and if he can get a clear run early, he’ll be too slick for them.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 9
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THE GARDENS: Race 11 (10:41pm)
No. 1 Flying Bluey

Flying Bluey is in top form and will look to make it three on the bounce.

The son of Fernando Bale has really found his niche here over the 400m, with four wins and two placings from six starts.

He remains unbeaten from three starts off the rails draw and looks set to kept that record intact.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 11