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Greyhound Trader’s Tips: Monmore, Crayford, Romford and Nottingham

| 20.03.2020
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Our traders take us through today’s key info

There are 12 more Greyhound Racing meetings from across the UK and Ireland today to whet the sporting appetite.

Here, our traders concentrate on the action at Monmore, Crayford, Romford and Nottingham as they give you their all-important insight.

Monmore (Friday Afternoon)

Trap three is where you want to be at Monmore. It has the best record in 2020, producing 164 winners this calendar year at a strike-rate of 19%. That’s some going.

Looking closer at today, one of the most in-form dogs running is Deeteedee Slider in the 3:19. You only need to look at his last six races to see why. Kim Billingham’s charge has won three of them and finished runner-up on the other three occasions.

He makes the step up to six bends for the first time today. And given his running style and how fast he finishes race over the standard 480m trip, we think he could be an exciting prospect over this more testing distance.

Crayford (Friday Afternoon)

2020 has been good for trap four at Crayford with 137 wins. Look out for Dean Childs too – his dogs have racked up 76 wins so far at an impressive strike-rate of over 20%.

Those two stats are interesting by themselves. But what makes them even better is that Childs sends out Droopys Plus in the 2:12 today, and he’ll go from trap four.

The dog has made an outstanding start to his career. After making an eye-catching debut he has produced a hat-trick of wins by distances of 6½l, 3¾l and 2l respectively. He makes the step up to A2 grade this afternoon, and he’ll be looking for another all the way win.   

Romford (Friday Evening)

Tonight marks the last open meeting at Romford for the foreseeable future. But the good news is we have some real high-quality action to look forward to. 2020 has been the year of the red jacket in this part of Essex, with 42 wins at a strike-rate of 25.9%.

We’re most looking forward to the 9:26, which is the best race on the card. Droopys Aoife is the one to note. She won the Coral Essex Vase in December and has won nine of her last 12 races at a strike-rate of 75%.

She won’t have things all her own way, though. Sparta Master will oppose and would have been favourite for the aforementioned Coral Essex Vase but for a crash on the M25 which meant both trainer and dog couldn’t get to the track on time. They were ultimately withdrawn.

The pair return to Romford tonight after going on their travels to Crayford and Nottingham recently. Can they mark their comeback with a win?  

Nottingham (Friday Evening)

Trap three and trap four have dominated the bias so far in this piece. And it’s the same again at Nottingham, with trap three providing 83 winners at a strike-rate of 18.6% in 2020.

Peter Harnden is the trainer you’ll want to look out for. He’s recorded 64 winners at the track since 1st January and sends out Salacres West tonight. She’s a bitch in-form having won four of her last seven races.

Harnden sends her out in the 8:13 – the eighth race on the card – and she’ll look to make use of her early pace as she bids to make it five wins from eight.

All odds and markets correct as of date of publication.

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Author

Nick Murphy