Doncaster Greyhound Tips | 13 June 2026

Doncaster Greyhound Tips – Saturday 13 June 2026

Doncaster hosts a strong 20-race card on Saturday with a popular evening programme at this South Yorkshire venue. First race at 10:32, concluding at 21:09.

10:32 – Grade B4 450m

Ruffian Floss caught the eye with a recent win at B5 on 17 May (1-¾ margin) when prominent from the rails, but has since slipped back to 5th place finishes in the last two outings. The dog showed early speed and leadership but has been vulnerable late. Grouchos Sally offers more recent consistency, posting a 2nd place at B4 on 6 June, running from the mid-rails berth with a note of running on. The form string reads 2-3 across her last three Doncaster starts, all at B4. Sporting Moana has been a regular at this grade since mid-May, finishing 2nd, 3rd and 4th at B4 across the last five runs, with mid-trap draws throughout. The dog stays around the middle lengths but has not landed a win since at least 31 May.

Trap draw analysis shows a strong bias for Trap 4 at 450m (27% win rate over 60 days). Jessicas Girl and Glitter Ronnie have limited recent data available. NAP: Grouchos Sally, Trap 2. The filly has the form record and mid-to-rails profile suits her racing pattern here; she shipped 1.91 odds on her last two B4 visits and shapes as value.

10:48 – Grade B5 450m

Calgray Flyer has been a regular at B5, but form reads 4-2-4-3-4 across his last five runs, showing only one podium finish recently (2nd on 3 June by a length). The dog is consistent from the rails but has not shown winning form in this period. Pulleen Princess struggled over the same span, recording 3-5-3-3-4 with multiple crowding and slow away notes, suggesting she has been unlucky but not dominant. Gethoffame produced a bright 1st place win at B6 on 8 June when mid-rails and leading at the first, but has since dropped form with a 5th and 6th place finish on 3 and 27 May. Good Lossie and Posh Scart have limited recent data.

Gethoffame’s win carries weight but inconsistency is a concern. NAP: Gethoffame, Trap 3. The dog proved capable of leading and holding at B6 level very recently, and stepping down to B5 should suit; the mid-rails trap is her proven platform.

11:04 – Grade D3 275m

Cockneys Elsa has delivered outstanding sprint form, winning on 6 and 30 June with 1-1 finishes, both at D3 over 275m in the mid-rails. Form across the last five reads 1-1-3-2-2, showing consistency and pace at this shorter trip. The dog is 2 years old and clearly suited to the sprint trip. Reenaderry Girl has been competitive at D3, posting 3-2-3-1-2 across her last five, winning by a head on 16 May from the mid-trap. The filly is quicker over sprint distances but has not matched Cockneys Elsa’s recent strike rate. Slaneyside Tara recorded 2-3-4-4-3 at D3 over the same period, showing mid-trap preference but lacking the killer finish.

Trap bias at 275m favours Trap 6 heavily (31% win rate) and Trap 5 (25%). However, Cockneys Elsa runs from Trap 2 and has won twice recently at this sprint grade. NAP: Cockneys Elsa, Trap 2. The filly has the best recent form at D3, delivering two wins in the last two weeks from her mid-rails berth; she is primed and the form advantage outweighs the trap position.

11:21 – Grade D2 275m

Tullycanna Lass impressed with a win on 7 June at D3 over 275m by 1½ lengths, running from the rails-mid position with a strong lead. The filly has higher-class form from Waterford (A6-A7 races in March and April), suggesting upward mobility into D2. Millabbey Kitty showed a D3 win on 25 April over 275m by a length from the mid-trap, but has struggled since, recording 4th, 6th and recent 4th place finishes. The young filly was competitive earlier but form has dipped. Glitter Alan won at D3 on 30 May from Trap 4, but most recent form is poor, with a 5th place finish on 6 June. Flosses Prada and Chelms Elaine have limited recent data.

Tullycanna Lass carries the freshest winning form and demonstrates A-grade class. NAP: Tullycanna Lass, Trap 2. The mare won her last start at D3 on 7 June and has won at higher grades; she is moving up a notch but form profile is strongest in this field, and the rails-mid draw suits her leading style.

Meeting Overview

The Doncaster card spans 20 races covering B-grade and D-grade flat races at 450m and 275m. The feature races showcase a mix of distances: two 450m B-grade contests and two 275m D-grade sprints. Wider trap spreads appear at the sprint distances, with Trap 6 commanding a 31% win rate at 275m. The 450m races show more even distribution, with Trap 4 favoured at 27%. Evening racing dominates, making this a strong market for punters seeking late-card betting opportunities.

Punters’ Note

Starting prices will firm from mid-afternoon onwards; check SP close to race time with Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet or William Hill for the best greyhound odds. Forecast markets offer value on these six-runner fields, particularly when backing dogs with proven trap draw form. The sprint races (275m) are volatile; review trap bias data carefully before committing to wider traps if form does not align.