Doncaster Greyhound Tips | 10 May 2026

Doncaster Greyhound Tips – Sunday, 10 May 2026

Doncaster hosts a ten-race card on Sunday with first race at 10:32, finishing at 13:03. This popular South Yorkshire venue runs across a range of grades with both sprint and standard distances on the card.

10:32 – Grade B1 450m

Redbrick Asp catches the eye in this competitive B1 affair. The young dog, trained by J W Gaskin, has won two of his last three outings and showed genuine class with a narrow victory at this track and distance on 6 May (winning margin 2 lengths). His form string reads strongly in the recent section: a win at B2 level on 6 May, followed by earlier wins in OR company. At Doncaster, he has demonstrated consistent finishing ability and proven he can win in the middle of the track.

Trap bias data shows Trap 6 dominates at 450m here with a 40% win rate over seven days, but Redbrick Asp in Trap 3 has proven he can perform from the middle. His last outing was at B2 level, and stepping back into B1 this week suggests connections are confident. He has shown he can handle the track and distance, with good early pace evidenced by his “SnLd” (soon led) notation on his most recent win.

NAP: Redbrick Asp, Trap 3. Look for forecast value combining him with Moss Solo (Trap 4) who showed promise with a win at B2 level on 13 April.

10:48 – Grade B4 450m

Sporting Moana stands out in this B4 contest. Trained by S Watson, this young bitch has won three of her last four races and comes into Sunday in exceptional form. Her most recent outing on 6 May yielded a facile victory at B5 level, and the form progression suggests she is improving through the grades. The April 27 win from Trap 3 at B6 level (winning by just three-quarters of a length) shows tactical acumen and racing quality.

Her mid-track running style suits Doncaster. Form comments show “SnLd” (soon led) and “Ld1” (led after first bend) on her winning runs, indicating she can dictate the pace. Droopys Trendy (Trap 1) has strong sprint credentials from her recent 275m record, but this step up to 450m at B4 is tougher. At trap bias, Trap 1 at 450m shows only 22% wins, significantly below Trap 3’s record.

NAP: Sporting Moana, Trap 3. She looks the strongest form reference in this field and has run consistently from the middle trap.

11:04 – Grade B3 450m

Drive On Trouper emerges as the selection here despite running from Trap 2. This dog, trained by C A Williams, took a step forward with a commanding win at B4 level on 3 May, taking the opener by 1.5 lengths. His form shows he runs well from the rails or rails-middle draw and has recorded recent wins at this grade. The 3 May performance suggests he is ready to challenge at B3 level consistently.

Leahs Pat (Trap 3) has some solid recent placing form and proved herself capable at 275m distances with a win in that grade, but her last two 450m runs have been unplaced. Drive On Trouper’s recent progression and willingness to lead early (notation “Ld1” on his 3 May win) gives him a slight edge. Trap 2 shows 5% win rate at 450m here, which is the track’s weakest, but his tactical ability and recent winning form outweigh draw disadvantage.

NAP: Drive On Trouper, Trap 2. His 3 May win signals improved form entering this B3 field.

11:21 – Grade D2 275m

Heathmill Barron is the clear standout in this D2 sprint. Trained by D Calvert, this four-year-old dog is running at the right grade and has an excellent recent record at Doncaster over this exact distance. His form shows two wins in the last month (20 April and 15 April), both from Trap 1 at this track and distance, both achieved with “SAw” (slow away) notation that he overcame to win by margins of 1.5 and 0.75 lengths respectively.

Trap 1 at 275m carries a 35% win rate at Doncaster over seven days, the highest of any trap at this distance. Heathmill Barron has proven he can utilise that bias effectively. His form string across the last five runs reads: 5-3-1-1-3, showing he is mixing placings with wins. The two 275m wins in April were convincing performances that suggest he remains competitive at this level.

NAP: Heathmill Barron, Trap 1. Proven form at this distance, track, and grade with a trap that historically carries strong advantage at the sprint distance.

Meeting Overview

Doncaster’s Sunday card spans B1 through D2 grades with a mix of 450m and 275m distances. The early races feature competitive B1-B3 company at the standard trip, with the sprint (D2) closing the feature card. Trap bias heavily favours Trap 6 at 450m and Trap 1 at 275m.

Punters’ Note

Check starting prices near to race time as the card approaches first race at 10:32. Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet, and William Hill all carry live greyhound betting. Forecast markets offer good value across these features, particularly pairing winning form dogs with recent place-getters from the same races.