Central Park Greyhound Tips | 16 June 2026

Central Park Greyhound Tips – Tuesday, 16 June 2026

Central Park in Sittingbourne, Kent hosts a 12-race card on Tuesday evening, with the first race at 18:14 and the finale at 21:23. This active GBGB-licensed sand track has produced consistent trap bias data over recent weeks, particularly at the standard 491m distance.

18:14 – Grade A1 | 491m

This is a competitive A1 affair with a field featuring established runners and some newer faces. Earls Jaguar stands out from the available form data. The 2-year-old dog has recorded three runs at this grade and distance, with a recent win on 4 June (trap 3, won by 1 length at 2.50 odds). His form string reads 14321 across his last five outings, showing solid consistency in A1 company. He was second to Earls Jaguar just five days ago and has been competitive throughout. On this course at 491m, Earls Jaguar has finished 4th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively in his recent A1 starts, displaying the kind of reliability required at this level. Trap 3 carries a 17 per cent win rate over the past 21 days at this distance, slightly below the track average, but Earls Jaguar has already proved his ability from this draw. NAP: Earls Jaguar, Trap 3.

19:22 – Grade A2 | 491m

A competitive A2 race with several runners carrying recent form at this level. Getup Me Champ offers strong claims with a recent win on 29 May (trap 1, won by 1.25 lengths at 6.00 odds). His form across his last five runs is 61241, with three wins inside his past seven races. He has competed consistently at A2 since late April and was last seen finishing fourth from trap 1 on 9 June. Trap 1 holds an 18 per cent win rate at 491m here, marginally below Trap 4 (the best at 25 per cent), but Getup Me Champ’s recent victory and mid-range odds suggest value in the market. Dans Peach also merits attention, with a win on 4 May at this grade, though more recent form shows 23621 across her last five, with a finishing position of 2nd most recently. NAP: Getup Me Champ, Trap 1.

20:13 – Grade A2 | 491m

Bombay Boss emerges as the standout selection in this A2 contest. The 3-year-old captured an A3 win on 8 June at trap 3 (won by 2.5 lengths at 7.00 odds), and has earlier posted wins in handicap company (5 May and 12 May, both at 491m). His form string is 13431 across recent starts, with three wins in seven races. He shows consistency from middle trap draws and recorded victories at this track in both handicap and A-graded contests. His recent A3 win is particularly encouraging, suggesting upward trajectory into open or feature-grade company. Trap 3 carries a 17 per cent strike rate, but Bombay Boss has proven form from this draw and the quality of his recent win marks him as a live contender. NAP: Bombay Boss, Trap 3.

20:47 – Grade A1 | 491m

An ultra-competitive A1 race featuring Ocean Summer and Havana Jetstream among the form runners. Ocean Summer, the 1-year-old trained by R Emery, holds an impressive form string of 22121 across his last five races, with two wins at this level and distance. He was victorious on 11 June at trap 1 (won by 1 length at 3.75 odds) and on 2 June at A2 level (trap 2, won by 1.25 lengths at 2.75 odds). This dog has demonstrated early prowess in A-graded company for a juvenile and has consistently competed from lower trap positions. Trap 1 records 18 per cent strike rate over recent weeks, but Ocean Summer’s two recent wins at this grade and distance make him the natural selection. Havana Jetstream also carries strong form with consecutive wins on 9 June and 4 June, both from trap 3, but Ocean Summer’s consistency across trips and recent A1 victory edge him as the NAP. NAP: Ocean Summer, Trap 1.

The full 12-race card features predominantly A-graded contests at the 491m standard distance. Trap 4 continues to show dominance in recent statistics at 25 per cent, but individual dog form and track experience remain critical factors. Starting prices firm up in the 15 minutes before each race, so check odds at Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet and William Hill for the best greyhound markets. Forecast betting on these shorter A-graded fields offers excellent value, particularly in races where trap draw advantage is less pronounced.