Daily Dogs – Thursday, November 7

Daily Dogs – Thursday, November 7

SANDOWN PARK: Race 4 (7:07pm)
No. 1 Gambella

Gambella kicked off her career in style with dominant back to back wins over 525m at The Meadows.

The Fernando Bale youngster then stepped out over 500m at Bendigo but just struck some trouble midrace and was never in contention.

She’s certainly talented and with the inside draw, looks a top chance.

SANDOWN PARK: Race 5 (7:28pm)
No. 7 Barretos

Barretos has been racing well and looks nicely placed to get another win on the board.

His past three runs have all been over this track and trip where he’s been only been beaten by small margins.

Box seven will suit and with good early speed he should able to cross easily and may just prove hard to catch.

SANDOWN PARK: Race 7 (8:10pm)
No. 1 Bagman

Bagman proved far too good here last start and with the inside draw tonight, looks a top chance to repeat that performance.

The son of Shima Shine boasts a great record over this course and distance and has made it three wins and four placings from nine goes off box one.

If he can jump away clean, he’ll be very hard to beat.

SANDOWN PARK: Race 10 (9:19pm)
No. 3 Sunset Frazier

Sunset Frazier has been racing in red hot form and comes to Sandown for the first time.

Now a winner of over $320k, the talented chaser made it four straight wins before contesting the Millions Dollar Chase Final last start, where he shot to the lead and was only just run down late.

He should find this easier and I think he’ll prove too good for them.

Daily Dogs – Wednesday October 6

ALBION PARK: Race 3 (4:22pm)
No. 6 Mcgregor Hayze

Mcgregor Hayze has made it two wins from two starts and looks well placed to continue on his winning way.

The son on Fernando Bale proved superior on debut over this track and trip, powering away late to post a 5.5 length margin on the line and it was a similar story again last time as he shot away to score by seven.

He looks highly talented and I think he’ll prove too slick for them once again.

ALBION PARK: Race 4 (4:22pm)
No. 6 Grevillea

There was a lot to like about the debut performance of Grevillea and he looks very promising.

The Aston Rupee youngster kicked off his career over the 431m at Ipswich where he showed good early speed to cross from out wide and take up the running and he never looked in doubt as he sped away to post a 1.5 length margin with a further ten lengths back to the rest.

With the experience under his belt and natural improvement, he looks a top chance to make it two from two.

ALBION PARK: Race 9 (6:17pm)
No. 4 Hara's Stellar

Hara’s Stellar is racing well and looks perfectly placed to get another win on the board.

She proved far too good over this course and distance two runs back and was solid again last time, just going down narrowly.

A winner of seven from nineteen, she knows how to get the job done and does boast a very good record off box four.

Daily Greyhound Tips – Sunday 3rd November

Albion Park: Race 2 (6:44pm AEDT)
No. 6 Flaming Scotch

Flaming Scotch returns to the races for the first time since winning over this course and distance in the slick time of 18.94 seconds in January. 

The daughter of Hooked On Scotch has had her issues but boasts a record of three wins from four starts so obviously she has ability.  

She warmed up for this with a solid trial over this course and distance. 

If she still possesses her lightning box speed then she can return with a win. 

Albion Park: Race 3 (7:06pm AEDT)
No. 3 Hara’s Pepper

Hara’s Pepper was last seen in September racing over this course and distance and gave a good account of herself, leading until condition gave out late and she finished two lengths second. 

The Jemma Dailly-trained bitch has won three of her five starts and looks well placed against this field. 

In her only previous start from box 3, she led all the way over 520m here in 30.13 seconds. 

She has the early speed to get on the arm and go all the way. 

Albion Park: Race 6 (8:14pm AEDT)
No. 2 Genome

Genome has been racing in great form this preparation with two wins and two seconds from his four races. 

The son of Black Magic Opal won at Taree over 300m three starts back where he clocked a best of the night 17.37 seconds. 

He returned to Albion Park last start and continued his hot record over the course and distance, winning in a slick 18.75 seconds. 

He nailed the jump last start and if he does that again, he’ll take some holding out from a low draw. 

Albion Park: Race 8 (8:52pm AEDT)
No. 3 Hello Bill

Hello Bill returned to racing in fine style last start when leading all the way over this course and distance in 18.75 seconds. 

The Cyndie Elson-trained dog will have gained a big fitness benefit from the run. 

While he’s not always quick at box rise, he can charge home and he does boast a great record of four wins from eight starts over the distance. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Saturday 2nd November

Sandown Park: Race 4 (7:05pm AEDT)
No. 2 Sweet Bee

Sweet Bee has started her career well with two wins and two seconds from four starts. 

The daughter of Zambora Brockie recorded her first win at her second start when leading all the way over this course and distance to win by six lengths in 30.07 seconds. 

She performed brilliantly last start when once again leading from box to kennel over 510m at Sale when running just outside the best time of the night.  

She’s a previous winner from box 2 and with her early speed she should get on the arm and prove hard to catch. 

Sandown Park: Race 6 (7:42pm AEDT)
No. 2 Shake It Off

Shake It Off has finished at the back of the pack in her past two starts so will appreciate returning to Sandown where she boasts a slick personal best over this course and distance. 

In May the Robin Moore-trained bitch jumped on the bunny from box 8 and led all the way in a sizzling 34.08 seconds. 

If she repeats that sort of effort, then they won’t get near her as none of his rivals have got within lengths of recording that sort of time. 

The one dog doesn’t have much speed, so I’d expect her to find the front early. 

Sandown Park: Race 7 (8:02pm AEDT)
No. 6 Highly Alert

Highly Alert has had little luck in much stronger races so will appreciate the drop in grade. 

The son of Fernando Bale was electric the last time he raced over this course and distance. 

He went straight to the front from box 1 before dashing strongly to stop the clock in 29.35 seconds. 

With most of this field having struggled to break 30 seconds in the past, his class should take him a long way. 

Sandown Park: Race 10 (9:05pm AEDT)
No. 8 Miles Apart

Miles Apart has struck a rich vein of form and is looking for his third win in a row. 

The son of Aston Rupee won his maiden over this course and distance two starts ago by a massive seven lengths in 29.76 seconds. 

He proved that it was no fluke by going all the way last start in 29.66 seconds. 

He looks like a dog going places and can continue his winning ways.  

Daily Greyhound Tips – Friday 1st November

Geelong: Race 3 (7:49pm AEDT)
No. 8 Lamia Nonna Mary

Lamia Nonna Mary led over this course and distance on debut two starts ago but was picked off late to finish second in 22.76 seconds. 

The daughter of Feral Franky went to Bendigo last start and produced a brilliant performance where she bolted in by six lengths in 23.96 seconds. 

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

Geelong: Race 5 (8:27pm AEDT)
No. 4 Crackerjack Tonk

Crackerjack Tonky has started his career in excellent fashion and looks to keep his unbeaten record going here at start number four. 

The son of Shima Shine overcame box 8 in his first two starts at Horsham to win 410m in 23.54 and 23.52 seconds.  

He put on a chasing display last start over 425m at Bendigo when leading all the way for four-length victory in a best of the night 23.88 seconds. 

He’s an electric beginner and should be able to find the front from box 4. 

Geelong: Race 6 (8:48pm AEDT)
No. 6 Sunny’s Alright

Sunny’s Alright has been racing in good form recently and shoots for his third win in a row. 

The son of Shima Shine went within a whisker of running a best of the night time two starts back when leading all the way over this course and distance in 25.94 seconds. 

He backed that top run up last start by again leading from box to kennel over 460m at Ballarat in 25.50 seconds. 

The vacant box to his inside helps. 

Geelong: Race 7 (9:08pm AEDT)
No. 1 Time To Prophet

Time To Prophet bounced back to form last start and can make it back-to-back wins having found himself a race where his rivals are all out of sorts. 

The My Redeemer dog showed excellent box speed to lead all the way over 450m at Ballarat last start to win in 25.58 seconds which was just outside the best of the night. 

If he jumps like that here, then he should get on the arm from box 1 and prove hard to beat. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Thursday 31st October

Sandown Park: Race 5 (8:22pm AEDT)
No. 7 Grand Tourer

Grand Tourer enters this race in good form after setting a personal best over this course and distance last start. 

The son of Tommy Shelby was involved in a battle royale with G1 winner Hector Fawley when finishing a close second in 29.18 seconds. 

He loves box 7 having won six of nine starts when wearing the black rug including a massive nine-length romp in a heat of the G1 Adelaide Cup. 

The speed in the race is drawn in the inside boxes which should see him build momentum out wide into the first bend and hopefully lead. 

Sandown Park: Race 6 (8:43pm AEDT)
No. 3 Explicit

Explicit is one of the most talented chasers in the country and returns to Melbourne after a luckless run in the Million Dollar Chase Final. 

The Jason Thompson-trained dog had won three in a row before that including a heat of the series where he bombed the start 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.   

He loves this course and distance having won all three of his races including the last time he was here in a scintillating 29.09 seconds. 

From box 3 he should get on the arm and do his best to break the hands on the clock. 

Sandown Park: Race 7 (9:01pm AEDT)
No. 3 Paw Oswald

Paw Oswald has only been out of the top three on three occasions in 15 starts with seven of those being wins. 

The son of Feral Franky is a powerful dog and proved that last start over this course and distance where he settled handy before charging to the line to win in 29.44 seconds. 

That was his first run back in Victoria after finishing fourth in the Young Stars Final at Wentworth Park after winning his heat in quick time. 

He should be able to settle close in the run and have too much power late for his rivals. 

Sandown Park: Race 9 (9:40pm AEDT)
No. 8 Field Day

Field Day is an exciting chaser who has won 11 of his 16 career starts. 

The Jason Thompson-trained dog was last seen winning in a best of the night 29.65 seconds over 525m at The Meadows by a massive 13 lengths. 

He’s won two of four starts over this course and distance including four starts back when recording a personal best of 29.13 seconds. 

There’s limited speed drawn to his immediate inside so he should be able to cross and run some serious time. 

Daily Greyhound Tips – Wednesday 30th October

Taree: Race 3 (7:47pm AEDT)
No. 1 Messy And Untidy

Messy And Untidy looks a clear top pick in this Fifth Grade over 525m. 

The daughter of Barcia Bale was a dominant winner over 300m here two starts back before stepping up to this distance for the first time last start. 

She was fearless heading into the first bend from this box before proving too strong in the second half of the race to win in 30.78 seconds. 

She’s undefeated when wearing the red rug and should find the front and go all the way. 

Taree: Race 5 (8:27pm AEDT)
No. 1 Ali Tango

Ali Tango will find this a lot more to his liking after a luckless run last start in a semi-final of the Million Dollar Chase. 

The son of Benali advanced in that series by winning his qualifier over 520m at Wentworth Park with a sizzling 29.52 second victory. 

Three starts back he won The Macca Final at The Gardens in a best of the night 29.13 seconds. 

This is his first look at the Taree track but he should make full use of the inside box and prove tough to beat. 

Taree: Race 9 (9:51pm AEDT)
No. 2 Social Assassin

Social Assassin just needs to repeat what he did over this course and distance last start for his number to be going up in the frame. 

The son of Shima Shine mustered speed quickly from box 7 to find the front before putting his rivals to the sword late and winning in a best of the night 17.22 seconds. 

He has a good record over this course and distance and is ideally drawn in box 2.  

He has the dog to his inside covered for speed so he should get on the arm. 

Taree: Race 10 (10:15pm AEDT)
No. 1 Wonder Kid

Wonder Kid looks well placed to make it four wins in a row. 

The son of Sennachie has been low flying lately over this course and distance including back-to-back victories when exiting this box. 

None more impressive than last start when leading all the way in a best of the night 17.30 seconds. 

From the gun draw he should find the front early and take some catching. 

Daily Dogs – Tuesday, October 29

Horsham: Race 3 (3:06pm)  
No. 3 Aston Riot  

Aston Riot could make a mess of her rivals based on last week’s impressive 6.5 length win over a touch shorter.  

The one-year-old by Whiskey Riot exploded with a run from midfield to find the clear, and with no real early speed on paper, she should be finishing just as strongly on this occasion. 

Still only lightly raced with improvement to come, another inside gate works in her favour as she looks to take the next step.  

Horsham: Race 5 (3:49pm) 
No. 4 Western Bale 

Western Bale has sights on a hat-trick after going a length clear at Ballarat over shorter last week.  

He’s mixed his form over 410m, but keep in mind he is a five-time winner over this trip.  

 The son of Barcia Bale owns a slick 23.28 time over this track and distance, far and away the quickest among his rivals in this field. If he gets away on time and is fast into stride, he’ll be difficult to reel in. 

Horsham: Race 7 (4:32pm)  
No. 8 Culburra 

Culburra has run some nice races from out wide and is not without claims in a competitive race.  

The talented South Australian speedster is coming off a handy seven-length win at Gawler last start and is unlikely to find this similar trip much tougher.  

This is her first look at Horsham, but if she pings the lids early and finds the front, she’ll take a power of beating up on the speed.  

Horsham: Race 9 (5:14pm)  
No. 6 Zipping Mufasa 

Zipping Mufasa is as honest as the day is long, finding the money in six of his seven starts so far.  

He steps back in trip again after running on late from out wide over further at Sale last start and appears to have drawn all the favours with an empty box next door.  

With an impressive 23.36 PB over this track and distance to his name when winning his maiden here by half a length earlier in the month, he looks well placed to score again. 

Daily Dogs – Sunday, October 27

ALBION PARK: Race 1 (5:35pm)
No. 1 Smooth Panther

Smooth Panther made a positive impression on debut.

Showing good early speed, he settled just off the leader and tried hard but couldn’t quite reel him in.

He did put up a 5.25 length margin back to the to the rest and the Aston Rupee youngster will have taken plenty of benefit from the experience.

Off the inside draw, I think he’ll prove too slick for them.

ALBION PARK: Race 5 (6:56pm)
No. 5 Perky Penny

Perky Penny comes off a luckless last start effort but she’s highly talented.

With only the five starts, she was beaten narrowly on debut before making it three straight wins.

The Aussie Infrared youngster found plenty of trouble last start off the outside draw but I’m confident she can bounce back here.

From five box, if she gets away clean, I think she’ll prove too good for them.

ALBION PARK: Race 8 (7:54pm)
No. 3 Genome

Genome has been very good in two runs back from a break but had no luck at all last start at Taree.

He recorded a decisive win there at his prior start and returns to Albion Park where he has put together a very tidy record.

The runner up in two starts from box three, with even luck, he should prove hard to beat.

Daily Dogs – Saturday, October 26

THE GARDENS: Race 5 (7:09pm)
No. 4 Magic Wylde

Magic Wylde is racing in top form and was very good when winning here two starts back.

The son of Aussie Infrared stepped out at Gosford last time and tried hard but just couldn’t reel in the leader.

He does produce his best here at the Gardens and has recorded two wins out of box four.

THE GARDENS: Race 6 (7:29pm)
No. 7 Impatient Rose

Impatient Rose has made it two wins from three starts and looks very promising.

She had no luck at all at her second outing, chopped out shortly after the start she was never in contention from that point.

She bounced back with a determined win here last start and from box seven she looks hard to beat again.

THE GARDENS: Race 9 (8:33pm)
No. 7 Three Gems

Three Gems will look to keep building her picket fence.

The highly talented daughter of Aston Rupee has now recorded five straight wins, bringing her total tally to seven from just nine career starts.

Coming off a three week freshen up and she steps out to 515m for the first time but I think class will prevail and she’ll prove too good for them.

THE GARDENS: Race 11 (9:10pm)
No. 4 Black Bronti

Black Bronti has yet to miss a top three spot in twelve starts and she looks a top chance here.

She proved superior over this track and trip two runs back and last start at Gosford she raced wide off the outside draw with the winner sticking close to rail and getting the better of her late.

Back here and from the middle draw, she looks hard to beat.