Dunstall Park Greyhound Tips | 25 April 2026

Dunstall Park Saturday 25 April 2026: Racing Tips

Dunstall Park hosts 12 races on Saturday 25 April, with the first race at 18:20 under floodlights at Wolverhampton’s sandy circuit. The 480m feature races promise quality A-grade action on a track known for producing competitive graded contests.

Race 1: 18:38 | Grade A4 | 480m

Runners:

• Trap 1: Swift Wag (K Harrison)
• Trap 2: Dunworly Pebbles (D T Smith)
• Trap 3: Mohican Hallie (D T Smith)
• Trap 4: Swift Yellow (P Holder)
• Trap 5: Coillbhui Boggy (S Deakin)
• Trap 6: Tea And Toast (S Aveline)

Mohican Hallie is the only runner with recent documented form in this A4 contest. The bitch has raced consistently at A4-A5 grade across Dunstall Park, with a winning performance on 9 April (A5 480m, by head) and a close second on 30 March (A5 480m, by short head). Recent defeats show crowding at bend one on 15 April and a narrow loss to a strong favourite on 23 March. Despite a fifth-place finish last time out, Mohican Hallie’s track experience and proven ability to lead and hold on in tight finishes make her the standout selection. Running from Trap 3 presents no disadvantage on the 480m trip where middle draws balance well. NAP: Mohican Hallie, Trap 3. Watch for forecast value pairing her with unexposed runners from this field.

Race 2: 20:38 | Grade A1 | 480m

Runners:

• Trap 1: Kilwest Freddie (J Bateson)
• Trap 2: Drumdoit Finn (K Harrison)
• Trap 3: Glenrock Ace (J Hall)
• Trap 4: Turnon Thekettle (P Holder)
• Trap 5: King Pharlap (J Bateson)
• Trap 6: Ballymac Og (J Hall)

Glenrock Ace dominates the recent form sheet. The two-year-old has won two of his last three A1 races at Dunstall Park on 480m, most recently on 16 April (by neck) where he recovered from a slow away to hit the front in mid-division and hold on down the home straight. His earlier victory on 2 April proved more emphatic (by 1.5 lengths), when early pace placed him in contention to lead from the quarter-bend. The 19 March second-place finish came in A1 company, confirming his competitive level. While Trap 3 sees him navigate traffic in a typical middle draw, his acceleration and ability to forge through congestion are evident from the racing comments. The switch from Trap 4 to Trap 3 offers no concern given his tactical flexibility. NAP: Glenrock Ace, Trap 3. Top-grade racing here offers strong forecast and reverse forecast market opportunities.

Meeting Overview

The 12-race card at Dunstall Park on Saturday features consistent A-grade racing on the 480m distance, with trap bias favourable to dogs drawing middle berths on this trip. The quality of both feature races suggests competitive betting throughout. Dunstall Park’s sand surface typically produces straightforward winning margins, making form analysis and recent condition crucial factors.

Punters’ Note

Check starting prices with Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet or William Hill 10 minutes before each race, as greyhound odds firm up quickly near off-time. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer value when backing form horses in competitive A-grade fields. Both featured races favour dogs with proven track experience and recent A-grade finishing credentials.