Daily Greyhound Tips – Tuesday April 8

Daily Greyhound Tips – Tuesday April 8

Q1 Lakeside: Race 2 (4:09pm)  
No. 5 Sandy Bullet 

Sandy Bullet has a ton of fitness on her side after racing over longer at Ipswich over the last month. She was runner-up from a similar middle box last week and has placed on three occasions over 352m. She looks like a good bet to get right back off the speed and put paid to a few of the key chances resuming. 

Q1 Lakeside: Race 4 (4:57pm)  
No. 7 Rattlesnake Lad 

Rattlesnake Lad looks suited after drawing another wide box. He was strong all the way when winning on debut at Capalaba from a similar position last month, while his recent runner-up effort at Albion Park suggested there’s plenty left to come. He looks likely to roll forward early and land on the bunny, and on recent form, he’ll be very hard to catch. 

Q1 Lakeside: Race 6 (5:40pm)  
No. 4 Shadow Catcher 

Good luck beating Shadow Catcher here. This daughter of Beast Unleashed was a whopping seven-length winner at Ipswich a couple of weeks ago where she burst onto the scene late to finish strongly through the line. She’s won and placed previously over this distance and a repeat dose appears to be very much on the cards. 

Q1 Lakeside: Race 9 (6:33pm)  
No. 5 Paul Of Tessa 

Paul Of Tessa is a multiple winner over this distance who can really pile some pressure on mid-race. She made up some late ground last start to run fifth at Ipswich and is a likely improver back slightly in trip. Having won two back by close to a length from a similar alley, she looks a nice value play in an open race. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Sunday April 6

Wentworth Park: Race 2 6:14pm AEDT
No. 8 Sapphire Banner

Sapphire Banner has been racing in great form with three wins from her past four starts. 

The daughter of Blue Moon Rising won back-to-back races three and four starts back at Richmond and Maitland in best of the night times. 

Two starts back she stepped back up to this course and distance and finished a close second before leading all the way here last start for a slick 29.84 second win.  

She can track the seven dog across before powering to the front.  

Wentworth Park: Race 5 7:12pm AEDT
No. 5 Make Them Cry

Make Them Cry returned from a short break in fine style last start over 515m at The Gardens where she won in a best of the afternoon 29.68 seconds.  

The daughter of Aston Dee Bee has only been out of the top three on three occasions in 15 starts and has regularly clocked times around 29.6 seconds. 

On her best jump and aided by limited speed around her, she should be able to get on the arm. 

Wentworth Park: Race 6 7:27pm AEDT
No. 2 Talk About It

Talk About It was a touch slow out of the boxes and then was checked heading into the first turn when playing no part in a heat of the Golden Easter Egg last start.  

The son of Flying Ricciardo was in good form before that including two starts back when proving too strong over this course and distance in a personal best of 29.47 seconds. 

He once again draws box 2 which should see him find the front early. 

Wentworth Park: Race 7 7:47pm AEDT
No. 1 Trunky Chief

Trunky Chief fell in the G2 Richmond Derby Final two starts ago but bounced back last start over this course and distance. 

The son of Fernando Bale was a touch slow but recovered beautifully to hug the rail to find the lead and go all the way in 30.18 seconds. 

Given he was a month between races, he’ll be fitter here and boasts a personal best of 29.60 seconds. 

He’s a mad railer so will love drawing box 1. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Saturday April 5

Wentworth Park: Race 3 7:42pm AEDT
No. 8 Ethanol Water

Ethanol Water is one of the best stayers, if not the best, in Australia. 

The Thomas Dailly-trained bitch arrives here fresh off winning the G1 Galaxy at Cannington where she flew home to run down Groovebird and win in 41.60 seconds. 

She’s a multiple G1 winner and boasts a personal best of 41.73 seconds over this course and distance. 

She should be too strong for this field.  

Wentworth Park: Race 4 8:06pm AEDT
No. 1 Groovebird

Groovebird faces the Wenty 720m for the first time but arrives here in great form. 

The Jeff Britton-trained bitch led all the way over 730m at The Meadows last night in a best of the night 42.99 seconds. 

Two starts back she went within a nose of winning the G1 Galaxy at Cannington where she led all the way until the final strides when run down by Ethanol Water. 

She is ideally drawn in box 1 and can go all the way. 

Wentworth Park: Race 8 9:35pm AEDT
No. 6 Lakeview Emily

Lakeview Emily has gone close to winning black-type races but finally broke through two starts ago when she claimed the G2 Shepparaton Cup in a scintillating 24.78 seconds.  

The daughter of Fernando Bale was in hot form before that, winning three and four starts back at Sandown over 515m in 29.19 seconds and over 525m at The Meadows in 29.54 seconds, both best of the night times.   

Last start was just her second visit to Wentworth Park and she crushed it, mustering speed quickly to open a good lead before going on to win in 29.73 seconds. 

She draws the same box and should have the early speed to cross and lead. 

Wentworth Park: Race 9 9:57pm AEDT
No. 8 Kisses For Gran

Kisses For Gran suffered a rare loss two starts ago when posted deep but the talented chaser bounced back last start with an all the way win in 29.69 seconds.  

The Jason Mackay-trained bitch has loved racing at Wenty and was outstanding over this course and distance four starts ago when she won by over 10 lengths in a scintillating 29.22 seconds.   

She’s explosive early and has the ability to fire straight to the front and go all the way.  

Daily Greyhound Tips – Friday April 4

Geelong: Race 5 8:27pm AEDT
No. 3 Schillaci

Schillaci has been a superstar of the sport over the past few years and he returned to his best last start at Ballarat. 

The son of Hard Style Rico powered home in the 450m contest to win in a sizzling 24.99 seconds. 

That was his first run back from a short break so he’ll take a fitness benefit from the hit out. 

He’s a regular in Group 1 races so looks well placed here. 

Geelong: Race 6 8:53pm AEDT
No. 2 Matt Loch

Matt Loch was sensational when winning over 460m here last start. 

The son of Aussie Infrared exploded out of the boxes to lead easily before dashing clear to win by 7.5 lengths in a best of the night 25.21 seconds. 

While his past three races have been over a shorter sprint, he won’t mind stepping up to this distance given he won over 515m at Sandown just five starts ago in 29.33 seconds. 

He should get on the arm and prove hard to catch. 

Geelong: Race 9 9:50pm AEDT
No. 4 Vincent Bale

Vincent Bale is a talented chaser who is a regular feature in Group 1 finals. 

The Christo Bale chaser was last seen powering home to win over 515m at Sandown in 29.38 seconds. 

Prior to that he had won heats of the G1 Perth Cup and G1 Australian Cup before finishing fourth and third respectively in those finals.  

The vacant box beside him helps and he has won four of seven starts from box 4. 

Geelong: Race 10 10:12pm AEDT
No. 2 Colac Kid

Colac Kid returns to Victoria after a luckless run in a heat of the Golden Easter Egg at Wentworth Park last start. 

The son of Fernando Bale had been flying before that with three wins from four starts including back-to-back wins at The Meadows in a best of the night 29.59 seconds and at Sandown in 29.29 seconds. 

On his best jump he can find the rail from box 2 and prove hard to run down. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Thursday April 3

Albion Park: Race 3 7:58pm AEDT
No. 2 Canya Cash In

Canya Cash In has adapted well since rising to this course and distance. 

The Jemma Daley-trained dog showcased his brilliance three and four starts ago with consecutive wins, clocking the best-of-the-night times of 34.94 seconds and 35.05 seconds. 

However, his last two outings have been hampered by slow starts and early trouble after leaving the boxes. 

If he can nail his jump from box 2, he has the speed and talent to take the lead and become difficult for the field to chase down. 

Albion Park: Race 4 8:19pm AEDT
No. 8 Backcreek Benny

Backcreek Benny is in scintillating form with an impressive streak of six consecutive victories. 

Six starts ago, the Selena Zammit-trained dog delivered a phenomenal performance over this track and distance, overcoming a slow start to surge past the field and claim victory in 29.75 seconds.  

More recently, on a wet track, he replicated his thrilling come-from-behind style, rounding up the competition and winning in 30.16 seconds. 

Between these 520m triumphs, he has also been excelling over 600m, showcasing his stamina and strength in the late stages.  

Though not the fastest out of the gates, his placement in the outside box plays to his strengths, allowing him to build momentum before unleashing his powerful finish. 

Albion Park: Race 5 8:40pm AEDT
No. 1 Ace’s Chance

Ace’s Chance is in sensational form, aiming to secure his fourth consecutive win. 

Three starts ago, the Jeff Crawford-trained dog shared the victory with Garrison in a thrilling dead heat after taking the lead late but tiring in the closing stages.  

He bounced back impressively two starts ago in a dominant 600m performance, where he set a personal best time of 34.75 seconds, finishing nine lengths ahead of the competition. 

Last start, Ace’s Chance stepped up to this course and distance and effortlessly claimed victory in 42.11 seconds.  

Notably, his personal best of 41.91 seconds came from this same box.  

Albion Park: Race 6 8:59pm AEDT
No. 2 Grevillea

Grevillea, the talented young chaser, has already racked up an impressive record, winning four of his six career starts. 

The son of Aston Rupee delivered a commanding performance last time out over 520m at Ipswich, leading from start to finish and clinching a dominant 16.5-length victory in 30.08 seconds. 

Returning to Albion Park, where he claimed the QGold Rookies Final three starts back and set a personal best of 29.83 seconds four starts ago, should only boost his chances.  

With the ability to perform strongly both early and late in a race, Grevillea looks set to be a major contender in the opening heat of the Easter Trophy. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Wednesday April 2

Albion Park: Race 3 3:48pm AEDT
No. 8 Flying Seal

Flying Seal raced well in his first three starts but put it all together in a big way last start over this course and distance. 

The Travis Elson-trained dog exploded out of box 5 to put the race to bed early before racing away to win in 22.67 seconds. 

He’s the only dog in the field to run sub 23 seconds so a repeat of that should see him hard to beat. 

Albion Park: Race 5 4:37pm AEDT
No. 8 Powerful Whiskey

Powerful Whiskey is racing in superb form with four wins from his past five starts. 

The George Clegg-trained son of Whiskey Riot loves this course and distance having won his three most races here. 

On each occasion he has led before going on to win narrowly in consistently quick times of 22.83, 22.77 and 22.78 seconds.  

He has the early speed to cross from box 8 and get on the arm. 

Albion Park: Race 6 4:58pm AEDT
No. 2 Annie’s Gift

Annie’s Gift surprised at big odds two starts back when leading all the way over this course and distance for a 7.5 length win in 22.71 seconds. 

The daughter of My Bro Fabio proved that excellent performance was no fluke last start when she fought gamely but was beaten by a dog with a better draw, to finish a close second in 22.71 seconds. 

After jumping from box 8 in her past two starts, she will enjoy starting from box 2. 

Albion Park: Race 8 5:47pm AEDT
No. 2 Lenny’s Honey

Lenny’s Honey will appreciate dropping in distance after failing to run out a strong 520m here last start. 

The Jemma Daley-trained bitch loves this course and distance having won three of four starts over it. 

That includes a scintillating personal best of 22.48 seconds which she set just four starts ago when leading all the way. 

This is a quality Open 395m, but she’s drawn better than her main rivals so hopefully can hold them out early. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Tuesday, April 1

Warragul: Race 1 (5:45pm)  
No. 2 Busting 

Busting is worth sticking with after copping some interference on debut last week. The son of Sennachie was the beaten favourite but has again come up trumps with an inside box to his name. He should be carving out a nice early time up close to the bunny and prove hard to run down.  

Warragul: Race 3 (6:29pm) 
No. 8 Zonnekeyn 

Zonnekeyn went down by the barest of margins here over last start from an identical box. Twice a winner over this track and trip with a handful of placings to his name, the fact he’s won previously in a slick time of 22.55 seconds makes him the one to beat if he can get across early and dictate up on the speed.  

Warragul: Race 10 (9:05pm) 
No. 7 Blessed Rain

Blessed Rain is a talented on-pacer who should take catching with a hat-trick of wins to her name. The daughter of Feral Franky couldn’t have been more impressive winning by 2.5 lengths at Shepparton a couple of weeks ago where she made every post a winner. A multiple winner from Box 7, she rates highly here.    

Warragul: Race 11 (9:21pm)  
No. 1 All Jazz 

All Jazz will likely look to get back early from the inside box and finish over the top, just like she did two starts back at Shepparton. She’s only third-up, so there’s still scope for improvement as she looks to bounce back from a tough run here in a similar mixed event last week. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Sunday March 30

Sale: Race 5 7:12pm AEDT
No. 1 Raya Star

Raya Star has bounced back to form in a big way and is looking to win her third race in a row. 

The Aussie Infrared bitch clocked best of the night times in her past two starts when winning over 660m at Bendigo before winning over 650m at Shepparton. 

She has a great record over this course and distance having won three of six starts with a personal best of 36.42 seconds. 

She should get on the arm from box 1 and give them something to catch. 

Sale: Race 7 7:55pm AEDT
No. 3 Here Comes Artie

Here Comes Artie has been mixing his form but when he’s on, he’s an extremely quick dog. 

That was the case two starts ago when the Des Douch-trained dog charged home over this course and distance to win by 7.5 lengths in a scorching 24.22 seconds. 

He’s well graded in this race and should be close up in the run.  

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Sale: Race 9 8:37pm AEDT
No. 6 Canya Ultimate

Canya Ultimate was ultra impressive when winning on debut over this course and distance two starts ago. 

The daughter of Bernardo flew out of this box before dashing clear to win by 6.5 lengths in 24.37 seconds. 

She backed that up last start at Bendigo where she once again won easily by six lengths in solid time. 

She just needs to jump on terms with her rivals and she’ll be hard to hold out. 

Sale: Race 10 8:54pm AEDT
No. 5 Fast Freddy

Fast Freddy is well named and has won four of his seven races. 

The Des Douch-trained dog won over this course and distance on debut in 25.07 seconds but is a much-improved dog since then. 

While the squeeze box isn’t ideal, he is electric early and should be able to find the front. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Saturday March 29

Wentworth Park: Race 2 7:17pm AEDT
No. 2 Sooty Keeping

Sooty Keeping is a jet and returns to Wentworth Park for the opening heat of the Golden Easter Egg in fine form. 

The daughter of Feral Franky clocked a slick 29.45 seconds when winning at Dubbo last start. 

She loves racing over this course and distance having won four of eight starts with three placings and boasts a best time of 29.40 seconds. 

She can cross the red and get on the arm. 

Wentworth Park: Race 3 7:37pm AEDT
No. 4 Kisses For Gran

Kisses For Gran suffered a rare loss last start when posted deep but the talented chaser can bounce back in a big way. 

The Jason Mackay-trained bitch has loved coming to town and was outstanding over this course and distance three starts ago when she won by over 10 lengths in a scintillating 29.22 seconds.  

She was just as impressive two starts ago when once again charging to the first marker in 5.38 seconds before going on to win in 29.31 seconds. 

She’s explosive early and should be able to fire straight to the front and go all the way. 

Wentworth Park: Race 7 8:55pm AEDT
No. 6 Lakeview Emily

Lakeview Emily has gone close to winning black-type races but finally broke through last start when she claimed the G2 Shepparaton Cup in a scintillating 24.78 seconds. 

The daughter of Fernando Bale will appreciate stepping back up to this distance after recently winning at Sandown over 515m in 29.19 seconds and over 525m at The Meadows in 29.54 seconds, both best of the night times.  

She returns to Wentworth Park for just the second time but has the speed to clear this field and go all the way.  

Wentworth Park: Race 8 9:14pm AEDT
No. 7 Good Odds Cobber

Good Odds Cobber has been airborne and arrives here for this heat of the Golden Easter Egg after winning the G3 Temora Gold Cup final last start. 

The son of Fernando Bale loves racing over this course and distance having won 11 of 18 starts and set a personal best time of 29.21 seconds just three starts ago when leading all the way from box 8. 

He’s been exploding out of the boxes and should be able to cross this field.  

Daily Greyhound Tips – Friday March 28

Geelong: Race 2 7:27pm AEDT
No. 8 This Black Duck

This Black Duck looks hard to beat in this Maiden Final after his dominant display in his heat. 

The son of Aussie Infrared flew out of the lids to scorch the sand over 400m in 22.18 seconds. 

His winning time was clearly faster than his rivals and I expect him to charge across from box 8 and smash the clock. 

Geelong: Race 5 8:27pm AEDT
No. 3 Paw Cheyenne

Paw Cheyenne couldn’t hold out Paw Rex last start over this course and distance but still ran well to finish second in 26.11 seconds. 

That was just the daughter of Christo Bale’s first look at his distance here so she’ll improve. 

She won back-to-back races in best of the night times at Shepparton and Ballarat immediately before that so she’s racing in great form. 

From box 3 she should be able to cross the two dogs drawn inside her and get on the arm. 

Geelong: Race 6 8:53pm AEDT
No. 6 Natalie Bale

Natalie Bale bounced back to form last start with an impressive win over 450m at Ballarat. 

The daughter of Christo Bale was tardy two starts back but that wasn’t the case last start where she led all the way in 25.18 seconds. 

 Four starts back she proved too strong when winning over 450m at Warrnambool and three starts ago she recorded a best of the night 25.16 seconds at Ballarat. 

This is her first look at this course and distance, but I doubt she has any issues and can spear across. 

Geelong: Race 7 9:08pm AEDT
No. 8 He’s All That

He’s All That has been racing in good form having won of finished runner-up in his past five races with four of those starts being over this course and distance. 

The son of Aston Dee Bee was last seen finding the line well after being a step slow to finish second. 

Three starts back he recorded a personal best of 25.77 seconds when setting the best time of the night in a strong win. 

Box 8 allows him to build momentum early before producing his customary strong middle section of the race.