Greyhound Betting Tips Friday 2nd May
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It was a great night of racing last night with the odds on favourite Keybow going down to the young gun Flash Reality for trainer Tony Brett. The son of Premier Fantasy and Orara Flash pinged to the front and ran a blistering 29.69 to win the $40,000 final. Keybow was gallant running second.
Ipswich Greyhounds Race 4 Box 6 Shaylor Bert, 4.52pm
On time form Shaylor Bert should just win this 630 metre staying test. The son of equal Albion Park record holder Made To Size and Jetta Bale has had just one start here for one win in a smart 37.36. He's been out of form since but both starts were at Albion Park. All he needs to do tonight is stay out of trouble and he should just win. The dangers will be the Reg Hazelgrove trained Silky Wanda and Honey Blonde, who both placed last start at Albion Park and were pretty good in doing so. They could be find the extra journey a challenge though, so keep that in mind.
Geelong Greyhounds Race 8 Box 3 Langi Bale, 9.27pm
The former topliner Langi Bale has been out of form for a long while now and hasn't tasted success since November last year. She's bound to bounce back sooner or later and tonight looks a great chance for that. She has the speed to lead these and once in front it's all over. There's not a great deal of speed around her which should ensure she gets a trouble free run. She's only had the one go here so she should relish the new track.
Crackerjack Dak is the main danger and he's racing in fine form of late. Box seven makes it tough and he'll need to get over, but if does he'll be tough to beat. Box the exacta 3-7 $2.00 for 100%
Mandurah Greyhounds Race 4 Box 2 De Wade 9.39pm
De Wade is worth having a go at here tonight. The Paul Stuart trained flying machine is back again to have a crack at winning a 405 metre race. He's won here previously in a solid 22.63 and has a wonderful record from box one. Special Pup is likely to start favourite. The Mandurah Cup winner has yet to fire since returning from a stint in Victoria where he also struggled. He's the fastest short courser in the race and id say the majority of money will be for him.
If De Wade can ping and hold the rail around the turn he'll be motoring home late and has the ability to run over the top of them. With nine starts from box one he's recorded five wins and three placings. So from the red tonight he's worth having a go at.
Best of luck
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