Check out our Daily Greyhound Tips for Saturday November 14th below, including Gosford City best bets!
Jet Boots Tommy has the chance to make his presence felt after producing a strong last-start win, and his 29.83 best time suggests he can be competitive again.
Trunkey Chief boasts the quickest personal best in the field at 29.34 and must be respected, while Both Bowers Ace and Grand Blazer also have the times to feature prominently.
Zipping Kristoff is another capable runner, but Jet Boots Tommy is my preference.
| 1. Jet Boots Tommy (1) 52621 | |||
| Scored by a nose last time (30.09) in a Mix 1/2/3 over 515m at this track. Box stats strong with three wins and two placings from seven starts. Looks suited and should go close. | |||
Under Anesthetic looks well placed to continue his good form after breaking through at his latest start, having placed in three consecutive races prior to that.
Motor City Sonny brings a sharp 29.30 personal best into the race and shapes as a major danger, while Morning Daylight has been racing consistently with three wins from her past four starts.
Swift Wind also has the speed to feature, but Under Anesthetic is the one I’ll have on top.
| 6. Under Anesthetic (6) 13221 | |||
| Good performance after racing just off the speed to win by a nose at this track over 515m (29.55) beating Beaver Menzies in Grade 5 on November 7. Had been in fine form, hitting the frame three times on end, before a deserved win last time. Can measure up again. | |||
Recommission looks an exciting prospect after winning her first two starts before finishing second at his latest outing, and her 29.53 best time suggests there is plenty more to come.
Just Go Girl is a major threat with three consecutive victories and a sharp 29.22 personal best, while Trunkey Aviator has the speed to make an impact.
Stay Amazing also deserves respect with the quickest time in the field at 28.94 but Recommission is the one I want on top.
| 3. Recommission (3) 112 | |||
| Hit the frame last time at this track but the start prior was a strong winner after racing just off the speed, scoring by 2 lengths in a Maiden at Wentworth Park and recording a blistering 29.69 over the 520m journey. Looks the one to beat on win two back. | |||
West Rock Casey looks hard to beat after putting together three consecutive victories, showing excellent consistency and a strong 34.42 best time.
Stilton Shine is an obvious danger with the quickest personal best in the field at 34.38, while Ritza Sophie has been consistently finding the placings and could be ready to break through.
Zipping Mooney also has claims on recent form, but West Rock Casey is the one I’m leaning towards.
| 1. West Rock Casey (1) 22111 | |||
| Has been racing extremely well, putting three wins together. Last start won by 2.5 lengths at this track (34.63) beating Stilton Shine in a NG on November 7. In sparkling form and can win again. | |||