Daily Greyhound Tips: Wednesday, September 4

Daily Greyhound Tips: Wednesday, September 4

Craig Sheppard
Ballarat: Race 3 (7:40pm AEST)
No. 2 Talcott Bale

Talcott Bale is racing in great form and enters this race looking for his third win in a row.  

The son of Allen Deed showed good speed from this box to lead all the way over 400m at Warragul for a 3.5 length win two starts back. 

Last start over 390m at Warrnambool he recovered from a slightly slow jump to muster speed quickly and go on to win in a best of the night 22.08 seconds. 

He loves box 2 and should be able to get on the arm early and give this a big shake. 

Bet now: Ballarat Race 3
Ballarat: Race 5 (8:22pm AEST)
No. 1 Docherty

Docherty has built an incredible record of nine wins from 14 starts and looks well placed to continue his winning ways. 

The son of Tommy Shelby has won his past three races in a row including last start when having his first look at this course and distance. 

He showed good speed from box 4 in his heat to lead before drawing clear late to win in 25.36 seconds.  

He’ll be better for the experience and draws box 1 which he is undefeated from in two starts. 

Bet now: Ballarat Race 5
Ballarat: Race 9 (9:41pm AEST)
No. 1 Aston Record

Aston Record hasn’t had a great deal of luck in recent runs but can bounce back here. 

The son of Aston Rupee was checked early last start at Warragul and was spat out the back, but to his credit he charged to the line to finish third.  

His last win came four runs back when leading all the way from box 2 to win in 22.65 seconds over 400m at Geelong. 

He’s ideally drawn in box 1 and if he gets on the arm then he’ll take some catching. 

Bet now: Ballarat Race 9
Ballarat: Race 12 (10:39pm AEST)
No. 7 Tigerlong Gas

Tigerlong Gas has a class edge over his rivals and brings superior form so looks hard to beat in the final race at The ‘Rat. 

The son of Fabregas won three starts back at Warrnambool before registering his seventh win over the course and distance two races ago in 22.29 seconds. 

He boasts a personal best of 21.76 seconds which is a time that none of his rivals have got anywhere near. 

Bet now: Ballarat Race 12

Daily Greyhound Tips – Tuesday, September 3

Ryan Cook
Horsham: Race 3 (2:39pm)  
No. 2 Crackerjack Matt  

Crackerjack Matt can push forward and lead from the inside box.  

The son of Shima Shine is chasing win number two to start his career, scoring by an impressive 3.6 length margin at Ballarat over slightly shorter two runs back.  

He looked like he might be wanting further when runner-up last week at Warrnambool, so on recent form, this looks a suitable race.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 3
Horsham: Race 6 (3:49pm)  
No. 5 Blue Cabang  

Blue Cabang is dropping back significantly in trip after tackling a tougher race at The Meadows last week.  

The three-year-old son of Bernado is better suited over 485m considering all seven of his wins have come over this distance.  

Armed with late speed, the empty box next door should see him pile on the pressure mid-race.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 6
Horsham: Race 8 (4:36pm)  
No. 8 Spring Port  

Spring Port looks a great bet having drawn another wide box.  

This impressive four-year-old is stepping out in search of his hat-trick after winning by a whopping six lengths at Ballarat last start, while he’s also won twice from Box 8 in the past.  

A 22.92 second PB over this track and distance makes him a clear standout in this field.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 8
Horsham: Race 10 (5:11pm)  
No. 7 Shanlyn Scout  

Shanlyn Scout loves to get back in races and is drawn ideally out wide to do just that.  

It’s been a while since the son of Sennachie last won a race, but he does warrant enormous respect having found the money in all six attempts here at Horsham.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 10

Daily Dogs – Sunday, September 1

Rebecca Hill
Richmond: Race 1 (5:24pm)
No. 3 Miss Clarence

Miss Clarence has been placed in her two race starts, both of which have been over this track and distance.

Third on debut, she showed good improvement last time, just going down by the barest of margins.

She looks ideally paced here and with a clean getaway off box two, she’ll be hard to beat.

Bet now: Richmond Race 1
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Richmond: Race 6 (7:13pm)
No. 2 Sooty Keeping

Sooty Keeping is building an enviable record and looks highly promising.

The daughter of Feral Franky has recorded three wins and a second placing from just four raceday appearances and she can add to that tally here.

She proved far too good at Dubbo two runs back and last start, showed a strong kick here to hold off the fast finishing runner up, with the pair putting up 6.5 length gap back to the rest.

She knows how to get the job done and I think she’ll be too good for them again.

Bet now: Richmond Race 6
Richmond: Race 8 (7:53pm)
No. 1 I'm Bored

I’m Bored is a very talented youngster who has only missed a top two spot on one occasion.

She won well here back in June before having a break and returned in good order, chasing hard off the outside box but just couldn’t reel in the leader.

From the rails draw and with the added fitness, she’ll take some catching.

Bet now: Richmond Race 8
Richmond: Race 11 (8:55pm)
No. 8 Almost

Almost is racing in red hot form and will look to make it three on the bounce.

His latest victory was over 388m at Gosford where he shot straight to the front and put up a big lead early to finish nine lengths ahead of them on the line.

He does race well here and has a great record from box eight.

Bet now: Richmond Race 11

Daily Dogs – Saturday, August 31

Rebecca Hill
The Meadows: Race 1 (6:29pm)
No. 2 Paw Gunner

Paw Gunner is shooting for three on the bounce and looks well placed to do so.

The runner up at his first two outings at Sandown, he then proved far too good here, powering away over the final part to score by just over ten lengths.

He was able to repeat that performance ten days later and is now unbeaten in two goes over this course and distance.

Bet now: The Meadows Race 1
The Meadows: Race 3 (7:09pm)
No. 4 This Train

This Train is building a very tidy record.

From five starts, the son of Aston Rupee has recorded three wins and two third placings and he looks very progressive.

He made it successive victories over this track and trip before being given a break and returned with a solid effort over 450m at Ballarat last time.

Back out to 525m here, he looks a great winning chance.

Bet now: The Meadows Race 3
The Gardens: Race 9 (10:01pm)
No. 6 Alacrity Holly

Alacrity Holly could not have been more impressive when making her debut here over this distance.

She was quick to leave the boxes, speared to the front and continued to extend her lead, posting a nine length margin on the line.

She looks highly talented and whilst she does rise in grade, her time suggests she’ll be too good for them.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 9
The Gardens: Race 10 (10:18pm)
No. 2 Rhyno's Magic

Rhyno’s Magic has been racing well.

The daughter of Fernando Bale made it back to back wins here before another gallant effort where she tried hard but just couldn’t reel in the leader.

This looks to be her pet distance and she’s got great record out of box two.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 10

Daily Dogs – Friday, August 30

Rebecca Hill
The Gardens: Race 7 (4:52pm)
No. 1 Redeemer Marina

Redeemer Marina is racing well and was too slick for them last start over this track and distance.

With good early speed he speared straight to the front and held on to score.

He races well here, he holds a great record off the inside box and looks a top winning chance.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 7
The Gardens: Race 8 (5:15pm)
No. 1 My Pharaoh

My Pharoah won well here two starts back when stepping out to 515m for the first time.

Despite being a touch slow away he picked up strongly late to get the job done.

Last start, again over this track and distance, he was excellent and whilst he couldn’t quite reel in the leader they cleared out from the rest.

With the rails draw here, he looks hard to beat.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 8
The Gardens: Race 10 (5:59pm)
No. 8 Rattlin' Impact

Rattlin’ Impact is in red hot form and shooting for five straight wins.

He didn’t have the best of luck early in his career but he’s certainly put that behind him.

Last start he was electric off the wide draw, crossing them easily and proving too strong late.

If he can produce that same early speed here from box eight, he’ll be very hard to catch.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 10
The Gardens: Race 11 (6:22pm)
No. 1 Fascinate George

Fascinate George kicked off his career in style, scoring a dominant win over this track and distance.

From box five the son of Feral Franky jumped away clean and shot straight to the lead and never gave them a chance.

Despite coming wide in the straight he put up a six length margin on the line and with the race experience, he looks hard to beat from here off the inside draw.

Bet now: The Gardens Race 12

Daily Dogs – Thursday, August 29

Rebecca Hill

Sandown: Race 2 (6:40pm)

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No. 1 Go Micky

Go Micky made it back to back wins at Shepparton before a solid effort to finish second at his first outing over this track and distance.

He chased hard and just couldn’t reel in the leader but he did put a big gap back to the rest and the time was slick.

If he jumps away clean off the inside box, he’ll be hard to catch.

Sandown: Race 7 (9:25pm)

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No. 8 Mepunga Rocky

Mepunga Rocky is in red hot form and lines up here chasing five straight wins.

The Fernando Bale youngster has put together a very impressive record, having only missed a top three spot on one occasion.

Unbeaten in two outings over this track and trip, he was too strong for them last time out of box eight and looks well placed to repeat that performance.

Sandown: Race 9 (9:10pm)

Win

No. 1 Paw Lou Lou

Paw Lou Lou is racing in great heart having won two of her past three starts and she was too good here last time over the 515m.

She flew out from the middle box and never gave them look in, leading all the way to score comfortably by 2.5 lengths.

She gets the rails box here and looks the one to beat.

Sandown: Race 12 (10:13pm)

Win

No. 1 Aston Lord

Aston Lord has been racing well and there’s a lot to like about him here.

A decisive winner over 525m at The Meadows two runs back, he was gallant in defeat last start over this course and distance where he was nailed right on the line after a wide run.

He’s two from two off the inside box and with that draw again, the son of Aston Rupee will be hard to beat.

Daily Dogs – Wednesday, August 28

Rebecca Hill
Best of the day

The Gardens: Race 3 (7:54pm)

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No. 7 Three Gems

J: (kg) T: Carole Eaton

Three Gems has just the two race starts and after finding one better on debut, she proved superior at her second outing.

The daughter of Aston Bale flew out of the boxes and continued to extend her lead over the final part, putting up a 6.25 length margin on the line and posting the fastest time of the evening.

She looks highly promising and from box seven, I expect her to cross early and be hard to catch.

The Gardens: Race 4 (8:10pm)

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No. 2 Elle Robbo

J: (kg) T: Rachael Maguire

Elle Robbo is in hot form having won two of three since returning from a break.

Too strong for them late when resuming over 400m here, but she had no chance second up after copping heavy interference shortly after the start.

She bounced back with a dominant win here over 272m last week and looks well placed to go back to back.

The Gardens: Race 7 (9:14pm)

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No. 8 Rattlin' Red

J: (kg) T: Brian Mitchell

Rattlin’ Red comes off a dominant last start win over this track and trip.

With a clean jump, he showed good early speed to take up the running and never looked in doubt.

His two prior runs he’d jumped from the inside box and just never looked comfortable in amongst them.

He does race well here and from the outside box he’ll have plenty of room and if he can cross early, he’ll be hard to beat.

The Gardens: Race 9 (9:57pm)

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No. 8 Maeve Baby

J: (kg) T: Allan Woods

Maeve Baby proved too good for them when stepping up to 515m here last start.

Off the inside box, the daughter of Aston Rupee bounced straight to the front and never gave them a look in, holding on to score by half a length.

Only lightly raced, she’s put together a very tidy record and in the small field, she looks a strong winning chance.

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, August 27

Ryan Cook
Horsham: Race 3 (3:24pm)  
No. 6 Paw Rex

Paw Rex is undefeated through four starts and is impossible to fault in a race like this.  

The son of Bernado led all the way to score by 2.8 lengths last week at Shepparton and now comes back to compete over 410m.  

This is his first look at Horsham, but if he burns along from out wide and gets to the front, he’ll be just as hard to catch.   

Bet now: Horsham Race 3
Horsham: Race 5 (4:12pm)  
No. 7 Lektra Lyanna 

Lektra Lyanna doesn’t win out of turn, but boy was she impressive winning by close to five lengths at Warrnambool last week.  

She’s run well previously here over the track and distance and should ping the lids early from out wide and look to race on the speed.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 5
Horsham: Race 7 (4:54pm)  
No. 1 Nice One Tom  

Nice One Tom is a multiple track and distance winner who should prove tough to catch from the inside box.  

He found the extra 40m too tough at the ‘Bool last week but wasn’t far off another win the start prior when beaten a length third.  

Providing he steps well, he should land right on the bunny and lead for a long way.  

Bet now: Horsham Race 7
Horsham: Race 8 (5:14pm)  
No. 7 Farnham Bale

Farnham Bale comes back to compete over his preferred trip where he’s won on four occasions.  

The son of Feral Franky was placed here three runs back before going on to tackle tougher assignments at The Meadows.  

Likely to get back from out wide, he’ll likely give a nice sight in the finish.    

Bet now: Horsham Race 8

Daily Dogs: Sunday, 25th August

Craig Sheppard
Albion Park: Race 2 (6:06pm AEST)
No. 3 Stylish Look

Stylish Look was dealt no favours when drawing box 8 on debut over this course and distance but still managed to finish second. 

The son of Orson Allen improved last start when showing a clean set of paws to lead all the way in 19.15 seconds. 

He’ll be even better at his third start. 

He has the early speed to get on the arm from box 3 and prove hard to run down. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 2
Albion Park: Race 3 (6:24pm AEST)
No. 1 On Appeal

On Appeal tried hard on debut but just didn’t have the strength to go with his co-leader and finished 4.75 lengths second over 395m here. 

The Warren Nicholls-trained dog improved at his second start and enjoyed the drop back to this course and distance when going all the way for a 19.46 second victory. 

He’ll be fitter and he should be able to use his early speed from box 1 to lead.  

Bet now: Albion Park Race 3
Albion Park: Race 7 (7:49pm AEST)
No. 8 Scrub’s Rocket

Scrub’s Rocket has an excellent record over this course and distance having won seven from 19. 

The Travis Elson-trained bitch recorded a personal best time of 18.86 seconds here last start when leading all the way for an easy win. 

She jumped from the inside box, however now shifts to the outside but she has won when wearing the pink rug before. 

If she repeats what she did last start then she’ll be hard to beat. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 7
Albion Park: Race 10 (8:52pm AEST)
No. 2 Atomic Len

Atomic Len will appreciate dropping in class to a Masters race after being well beaten in a Best 8 last start. 

The son of Fernando Bale won over 395m here three starts ago when proving too strong for a 4/5 Grade field. 

He drops in distance but he has a good record over the distance with a personal best of 18.91 seconds. 

He’s drawn well and I’d expect him to either lead or be handy from box 2. 

Bet now: Albion Park Race 10

Daily Dogs – Saturday, 24th August

Craig Sheppard
Wentworth Park: Race 2 (6:33pm AEST)
No. 4 Flash On By

Flash On By looks the real deal after winning his first three race starts. 

After winning his first two races at Dubbo and Temora, the son of Feral Franky came to town last start and after a slightly tardy beginning he charged home to win in 29.82 seconds. 

He’ll be better for having had a look at the track. 

There doesn’t look to be a great deal of speed around him which should see him get on the arm and prove hard to catch. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 2
Wentworth Park: Race 6 (8:05pm AEST)
No. 7 Tulsi Banner

Tulsi Banner can bounce back after a luckless run here last start. 

The daughter of Blue Moon Rising boasts an impressive record of 10 wins from 16 starts and looks to be heading places. 

She loves racing at Wenty and just three starts ago took out the G1 Peter Mosman Opal Final in 29.60 seconds. 

She’s a lightning beginner and if she hits the turn first, it should be game over for her rivals. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 6
Wentworth Park: Race 8 (8:44pm AEST)
No. 1 Recycled

Recycled was very good when qualifying for this final with an impressive win at his first look at the track. 

The Jason Mackay-trained son of Aston Dee Bee showed a damaging final section to win by 4.5 lengths in 29.76 seconds. 

He comes up with box 1 in the final and is unbeaten in three races when wearing the red rug. 

He clocked 5.51 seconds to the first marker last start and a repeat of that should see him land in the prime position. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 8
Wentworth Park: Race 10 (9:21pm AEST)
No. 5 Power And Glory

Power And Glory can return to the winner’s kennel after finishing in the placings at his past two starts. 

Three starts back the son of Hooked On Scotch registered a best of the night 29.12 seconds when winning by a massive 11.5 lengths at Gosford. 

He possesses an outstanding best of 29.28 seconds over the course and distance which places him at the elite level. 

There’s speed drawn to his inside which can give him a nice cart across and set him up late. 

Bet now: Wentworth Park Race 10