Check out our Monday Greyhound Tips for September 14th below, including our Casino best bets!
Lenny Large comes into this with enough recent form to be competitive and his 17.20 best at Casino puts him right in the mix, while Jimary Clover’s 17.17 makes her a major threat.
Champagne Talks has been racing consistently and boasts the fastest time in the field with a sharp 17.05, with the move into box three also looking favourable.
Lenny Large rates as the one to beat and he’s my preference on top.
| 1. Lenny Large (1) 56462T: Evelyn Harris | |||
| Ran a better race when second behind Local Legend at Grafton last start over 350m (20.43). Has to be respected. | |||
Iommi has been racing consistently and his 17.02 best at Casino makes him a major player, while Polar Magic is another with plenty of early ability and a 17.03 to his name.
Grandpa Joe has the fastest time in the field at 16.96 and Miss Blue Blaze also brings competitive recent form, but Paw Until Payday is the interesting runner with a flying 16.61 best despite mixed recent results.
Iommi looks well placed coming out of the cherry and looks to be the real value in the market, in my opinion.
| 1. Iommi (1) 81367T: Steven Lockhart | |||
| Suited by inside box. Latest effort finished 7th in a Grade 5 on September 10 over 300m at this track behind Lucky Boy Blue beaten 7 lengths (17.62). Happy to overlook recent performances. Well placed and gets chance to find best. | |||
Kingsbrae Sarah has been in terrific form with two wins from her last three starts and a sharp 16.94 best at Casino, while Jackpot Jack and Misty Bonus both bring 16.90 credentials into this.
Charlie Dutton also has plenty of speed with a 16.80 best and could be the danger if he gets a clean run from box three.
Kingsbrae Sarah has the form and draw to get the job done, and she’s my best of the night.
| 1. Kingsbrae Sarah (1) 21127T: Charles Northfield | |||
| Missed the frame last start when seventh but had been in strong form prior to that, winning two on end before placing two back. Looks a leading contender on best and expected to bounce back. | |||
Where’s The Boss has the strongest recent form of the main contenders and a handy 16.82 best at Casino, while Kingsbrae Ebanee has won her last two and owns a sharp 16.75.
Where’s Ryder has the fastest time in the field at 16.59 and must be respected, with Stilton Miley also capable of featuring after clocking 16.89.
From the low draw, I thought that Where’s The Boss would get his chance to win.
| 2. Where’s The Boss (2) 32553T: Craig Mcphee | |||
| Ran a better race when third behind Full Twist at Grafton last start over 350m (20.54). Likely to play a major role. | |||