Dunstall Park Greyhound Tips | 15 June 2026

Dunstall Park Greyhound Tips – 15 June 2026

Wolverhampton’s floodlit Dunstall Park hosts a 12-race card on Monday afternoon, with the first race away at 11:01 and the finale at 14:07. The sand surface is favourable for competitive racing across all grades.

11:01 – Grade A5 480m

Tommys Ina heads the betting in trap 1, and the form justifies this. The 1-year-old showed a recent win at this track from trap 1 on 7 May, with quick away and rails racing evident in the comments. Two subsequent runs have yielded a 2nd place and two 4th finishes, but the dog clearly has competitive speed at A5 level. Trap 1 benefits from the live data here: with a 35% win rate at 480m over 60 days, the inside draw is genuinely advantageous at Dunstall Park. The recent 4th-place efforts suggest minor form dips rather than class issues.

Cape Venture in trap 3 is less proven in recent weeks. The dog carries limited form at Dunstall Park and most recent data is from Tralee in February and March. Oode Lally (trap 2) shows a negative trend: six runs at grade A3-A5 have brought a 5th, 6th, 6th, 5th, and 6th across May and June. The dog is out of form.

NAP: Tommys Ina, Trap 1.

11:34 – Grade A3 480m

Swift Wag in trap 1 is clearly favoured and the form supports it strongly. The dog won its last race on 6 June at A4 level, and in the two races before that secured victories on 18 May and 4 May, both at A4. The form string reads “11241” over the last five runs, indicating two wins and a 2nd place in the last three starts. Swift Wag is in excellent current form and races from trap 1, which carries a commanding 35% strike rate at 480m. The dog is clearly the standout selection.

Lynnia St David (trap 3) posted two wins in May on the 20th and 11th but has since slipped to a 5th and 6th. The recent 6th-place finish on 8 June is a concern. Fastnet Force (trap 2) is a 2-year-old with limited recent form and shows a form string of five races without a win. Sister Lizzie, Mohican Lucy, and Mid Tipp Goose in traps 4-6 all lack available form data.

NAP: Swift Wag, Trap 1.

12:26 – Grade A4 480m

Mercia Artemis is a 2-year-old trained by K Harrison with two wins in the last four days: a 1-length victory on 8 June at A5 level and a narrow success on 3 June. The form string shows “11451” over five runs, a clear upward trajectory. Recent comments highlight that the dog leads from 2 to 3-4 furlongs, ideal for a 480m track. Running from trap 2, Mercia Artemis has demonstrated winning form at this track and grade repeatedly. The dog is in sharp form and carries genuine class.

Shortwood Cloud (trap 3) is competitive but has managed only a single win in five recent runs, finishing 5th, 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 1st. The dog’s wins are isolated rather than a streak. Mercia Uhtred (trap 1) is also from the Harrison yard but shows a form string of “42542” across recent races, without a win and with crowding issues noted.

NAP: Mercia Artemis, Trap 2.

13:17 – Grade A5 480m

Maddies Lass (trap 1) is a 2-year-old in strong form with wins on 8 June and 9 May, and a 2nd place on 23 May. The form string reads “12351” over five races, consistent and winning recently. The dog raced from trap 1 in that June 8 win, showing dominant strength with clear comments. Trap 1 remains the premium draw at 480m on this card. Maddies Lass has proven scoring power and carries recent success.

Edial Solo (trap 3) is also in form with back-to-back wins on 8 June and 27 May, but both victories came from trap 4. The dog has never raced from trap 3 in the available data, and the recent wins came at lower grades (A6 and A7). Mohican Ruby (trap 2) has struggled over the last month with only one 3rd-place finish in six recent runs, and multiple 6th-place defeats.

NAP: Maddies Lass, Trap 1.

Meeting Overview

The card spans grades A3 to A5 at 480m across the feature races, offering competitive racing throughout the afternoon. Trap 1 dominance is clearly marked by the live 60-day bias data (35% strike rate), and dogs breaking well from the inside will command respect. Forecast markets are worth monitoring, particularly in the A3 and early A4 races where field sizes remain manageable.

Punters’ Note

Check starting prices in the 20 minutes before each race. Betfair, Bet365, and SkyBet all offer competitive greyhound markets. Forecast and reverse forecast betting is popular on Dunstall Park cards; with typical 6-runner fields, reverse forecasts offer value against the starting price on favourites. The sand surface is consistent, but monitor early trade for any track conditions updates. Three NAPs across the four feature races offer good strike potential.