Simply scroll down for our Saturday Greyhound Tips on September 12th, featuring our Wentworth Park best bets!
Princess Ada strikes another winnable race at Wentworth Park tonight.
The daughter of Tommy Shelby has been a consistent performer since making her debut and has turned in several typically strong performances recently, winning three of her last seven starts and finishing the runner up a further two times.
From Box 1, I’m expecting her to lob up front and make her own luck.
| 1. Princess Ada (1) 11252T: Mark Forner | |||
| Placed last time (22.21) at Gosford in a Grade 5, finishing second and beaten 2.5 lengths. Goes very well off the draw boasting three wins and three places from seven starts. Looks suited here and rates a leading chance. | |||
Federal Sniper is airborne and looms as the one to beat again in Race 6 at Wentworth Park tonight.
Having returned to winning form with a sharp performance over 400m at Maitland back in June, Federal Sniper has continued to go from strength to strength, winning his five subsequent starts impressively.
From the low draw, I’m expecting him to make it seven in a row tonight.
| 2. Federal Sniper (2) 11111T: Jason Mackay | |||
| Was the fastest winner on the program after running them ragged notching his six straight wins at this track over 520m (29.79). Has the ability and should feature again. | |||
Taw Galaxy gets a great opportunity to return to winning form tonight.
The talented chaser has picked off plenty of nice races throughout his career, while we last saw him finishing third in the Ladbrokes Million Dollar Chase Regional Final at Goulburn, beaten only a length.
He loves Wentworth Park and should find a position handy to the speed from the low draw.
| 2. Taw Galaxy (2) 26333T: Andrew Rowe | |||
| Hit the frame latest (24.77) when third at Goulburn in a NG. Goes very well from the draw boasting two victories and three places from eight starts. Looks suited and should go close. | |||
Trunkey Chief chases a hat-trick in the penultimate race at Wenty tonight.
The talented son of Fernando Bale has won six of his last seven starts, bouncing back from a near miss down at Bulli with consecutive and comfortable victories at Richmond and here at Wentworth Park most recently.
While Box 4 is the knock, he’ll be benefited by an empty alley to his inside and does hold the early speed to overcome the draw.
| 4. Trunkey Chief (4) 11211T: Anthony Godden | |||
| Good effort to win last start by 1.75 lengths over 520m at this track in a handy (30.15), beating Unleash In Miami. In form and can make it three straight. | |||