Dunstall Park Greyhound Tips – Monday, 22 June 2026
Wolverhampton’s floodlit circuit hosts 12 races from 11:01 to 14:07, with a sand surface and strong trap bias data available for the 480m trips dominating the card. Trap 1 has recorded a dominant 35% win rate over the last 21 days on the standard distance, making early draws particularly valuable today.
11:34 – Grade A4, 480m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Signet Delight | 2y B | S Deakin | 234 |
| 2 | Mercia Artemis | 2y B | K Harrison | 311 |
| 3 | Sister Lizzie | 2y B | R Hill | 423 |
| 4 | Darbys Harlie | 3y B | S Aveline | No form |
| 5 | Shirt | 2y D | R Hill | No form |
| 6 | Eyrehill Samson | 2y D | I Walker | No form |
Mercia Artemis looks the standout here. The two-year-old by K Harrison has won two of her last three, including a smooth victory at A5 level on 8 June where she led from the middle and held on comfortably. Her 3 June win at A5 came from trap 3, by a nose, showing she can grind it out in tighter contests. The form figures read 11341, which is excellent. She was blocked by traffic in trap 2 on 15 June (finishing 3rd) but that doesn’t diminish her quality. At A4 grade, she’s a fit for the class and the middle trap (2) suits her rails-to-middle style. NAP: Mercia Artemis, Trap 2.
Sister Lizzie and Signet Delight both have live chances. Signet has form at A3 level and runs consistently in the 2-4 finishing positions, though she’s been caught repeatedly on the upgrading to A4. Sister Lizzie showed sharp form mid-June at A3 (2nd, 3rd) but needs to prove she can handle this grade.
12:59 – Grade A5, 480m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mercia Uhtred | 3y D | K Harrison | 445 |
| 2 | Coalville Clover | 2y B | S Cull | 261 |
| 3 | Shortwood Cloud | 3y D | J Hall | 652 |
| 4 | Last Dance Hoffa | 3y B | K Harrison | No form |
| 5 | Freedom Session | 4y D | M T Field | No form |
| 6 | Tea And Toast | 3y B | S Aveline | No form |
Coalville Clover is the pick here. The form string reads 21642, but the key race is 30 May when she won at A5 by a head in a tight finish, showing tactical awareness and a strong final burst. She showed her quality again on 15 June (2nd, beaten by a head at A5) when she led running in from trap 3 before being collared late. That’s the form of a dog capable of winning at this grade. Trap 2 has taken some punishment recently (15% strike rate vs trap 1’s 35%), but Coalville’s middle-to-rails running style should negate that disadvantage. NAP: Coalville Clover, Trap 2.
Mercia Uhtred has the inside draw and excellent trap 1 bias on his side, but his recent form is patchy: three 4th or 5th place finishes in the last four outings suggest he’s under a cloud. Shortwood Cloud has some A4 form but hasn’t won recently and looks vulnerable stepping up to consistency.
13:33 – Grade A4, 480m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mohican Mia | 2y B | D T Smith | 123 |
| 2 | Lynnia St David | 3y D | R Williams | 565 |
| 3 | Crokers Alex | 1y D | D T Smith | 145 |
| 4 | Isaacs Hope | 3y B | S Deakin | No form |
| 5 | Lemon Rogue | 2y D | I Walker | No form |
| 6 | Noduff Golf | 2y D | K Harrison | No form |
Mohican Mia dominates this race on form. The two-year-old has run A5 four times recently and won on 17 June by a nose, with a second and third in the two races before that. Form reads 12316 if we track her last five. She’s equipped for A4 and has shown she can lead and hold on under pressure (17 June was a classic hold-on win). Her trap 1 draw is perfectly aligned with Dunstall’s 35% bias, and her early pace (EP, Rls) is tailor-made for leading from the rails. NAP: Mohican Mia, Trap 1.
Lynnia St David won twice recently (20 May and 11 May) but has slipped to three losses in her last three, all in higher grades. Crokers Alex is a young gun with sprint form only, unexposed at 480m A4 level and likely underdone.
14:07 – Grade A3, 480m (Feature)
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ivys Holly | 2y B | D T Smith | 163 |
| 2 | Malaika Queen | 3y B | J Hall | 116 |
| 3 | Swift Yellow | 1y D | P Holder | 112 |
| 4 | Catunda Faye | 2y B | K Harrison | No form |
| 5 | Moulton Mickey | 1y B | M T Field | No form |
| 6 | Mid Tipp Goose | 2y D | S Deakin | No form |
Swift Yellow looks the strongest runner on recent evidence. The one-year-old has won two of the last four starts, including victories on 11 and 4 June at A4 and A5 respectively, both from trap 4. Form reads 11234: three wins in five is exceptional form, and his 11 June victory was by a half-length from trap 4, holding on under pressure. He’s now in A3 and will handle the grade jump on this trajectory. Trap 3 placement means he’ll lose some advantage versus trap 1’s 35% bias, but his raw form is too strong to ignore. Malaika Queen has won at 480m A4/A5 level (1 June, heading on), showing she can grind out tight finishes. Ivys Holly won on 13 June (by a nose, from trap 2) but her record at A3 is spotty: three runs include a 6th and a 3rd, mixed results. Swift Yellow’s momentum is superior. NAP: Swift Yellow, Trap 3.
Meeting Overview
The card spans A3 to A5 grades across 480m trips, with four feature races listed above offering solid betting interest. The sand surface and trap 1 dominance (35% win rate) favour early draws and strong-away runners throughout the day.
Punters’ Note
Check Starting Prices from 20 minutes before each race; odds harden sharply in the final moments. Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet and William Hill all offer competitive greyhound prices. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer good value on these A-grade races, particularly where form gaps are evident.
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