Harlow Greyhound Tips | 15 June 2026

Harlow Greyhound Tips – Monday, 15 June 2026

Harlow stages a full 27-race card on Monday with first race at 10:32. This Essex sand track is a compact oval with tight bends, and the 415m distance dominates the feature races, demanding careful trap analysis and form study.

12:46 – Grade A6, 415m

A competitive A6 field with several in-form runners. Hollyhill Ma arrives fresh from recent action at shorter distances but has solid 415m pedigree: a win and two placed finishes in the last five runs at this trip. Trap 1 has won just 20% of races at Harlow 415m over the last 21 days, however, which is a concern on this tight circuit. Tinks This showed promise with a narrow win on 3 June (odds 2.25) and a victory on 18 May (2.10), both at A6 over 415m, but the recent fifth on 8 June suggests form is wavering. Trap 2 bias is weak at 17%, making early-race difficulties likely.

Foxrock Alfie has form credentials: a win on 22 May and a close second on 1 June at this grade and distance. However, inconsistency is evident: a sixth on 5 June and a fifth four days later are red flags. Trap positioning has varied (traps 3 and 4 recently), and he will run from Trap 3 today where only 19% of winners come from. The notable outlier is Trap 6, which has won 28% of races at 415m here in the last 21 days. Neither Coolruss Izzy nor Cree Banner have recent form available, making them speculative bets.

NAP: Hollyhill Ma, Trap 1. Despite the modest trap win percentage, this dog’s recent run record at 415m A6 (win, second, third across the last five races) outweighs the draw disadvantage on a sand track where early speed and a clear passage into the first bend matter. Watch for forecast value pairing Hollyhill Ma with Tinks This.

18:29 – Grade A6, 415m

Lisnakill Oxo is the standout choice here. This 4-year-old has delivered consistent form: a win on 27 May, a second on 8 June (losing by just a neck to a strong opponent), and two further seconds in his last five runs. From Trap 1, he’s accustomed to early pressure and has shown the ability to handle bumping and crowding (recent comments include “Crd1, RnOn”). At 4 years old with multiple A6 runs under his belt, he brings experience to an A6 field.

Doreens Cedar showed early promise with a win on 8 May but has faded recently: a fifth on 8 June and a pair of thirds are concerning. Deelish Mack presents similar issues: three of the last five finishes are second place (good form marker), but the most recent outing was a third on 8 June. Trap 3 has a 19% win rate, which is average for Harlow 415m. The three runners with no recent form data (Fluff The Punt, Devon Ruth, Annadown Debbie) introduce too much uncertainty in a competitive grade.

NAP: Lisnakill Oxo, Trap 1. Consistent second-place finishes backed by a recent win mark this dog as ready to land a race from Trap 1, where he is proven. Forecast market punters should pair him with Deelish Mack for the second spot.

19:42 – Grade A6, 415m

Skirk Bolger carries a recent non-arrival on 10 June (marked as “-1”), a major concern. Before that, a fourth-place finish on 3 June suggests the dog is out of form. Yo Jonny has a stronger recent record: two consecutive wins on 1 and 25 May at A7 grade, followed by a third on 8 June at A6. This dog shows rising form and has trapped well from Trap 2 in his recent A7 wins. Savana Heaven is another serious contender: placed second on both 8 and 3 June, with a win on 11 May. Three second-place finishes in the last five runs indicate a dog running at the top of her game but unable to close out victories.

The unknown quartet (Bouncy Jet, Kilbride Duchess, Leathems Bingo, and the non-arrival Skirk Bolger) leaves a small field of proven runners. Trap 6 has the statistical edge at 28% win rate, but Yo Jonny (Trap 2) and Savana Heaven (Trap 3) are the form horses here.

NAP: Yo Jonny, Trap 2. Two A7 wins in the last month and a solid 415m pedigree mark this 2-year-old as ready to step up in this A6 field. Trap 2 has a middling 17% win rate, but Yo Jonny’s recent winning form outweighs the draw.

11:04 – Grade A7, 415m

Stanleys Delight is a 4-year-old with proven A7 form: a win on 18 May (odds 3.75) and a second on 27 May. Recent activity has been limited and at shorter distances (a fourth on 1 June at D5 238m), but this dog knows how to win at the grade and trip. A non-arrival on 22 May is a concern but may be a one-off. Centre Line has suffered poor fortune: a season-ending injury on 18 May interrupted a competitive run. His prior A6 win on 27 April and consistent placing record suggest capability, but the rust factor is real. Nametab Anita has form scatter: a fifth on 10 June at A7, a fourth on 3 June at A6, but availability issues in May. Trap 4 has only 9% win rate at Harlow 415m, a significant disadvantage.

Catunda Harrison (Trap 5, age 1 year) has no recent form data, and My Boy Tennessee (Trap 6, age 5 years) also has none, making both speculative bets in an A7 field.

NAP: Stanleys Delight, Trap 1. This dog’s A7 win record and proven 415m form make him the safest pick despite the recent gap in form. Trap 1 carries a 20% win rate, which is below Trap 6 (28%), but Stanleys Delight’s credentials are stronger than the unexposed runners.

Meeting Overview

Harlow’s 27-race card spans A6 and A7 grades at 415m, with no sprint or staying races featured in the selection above. The card shows competitive mid-tier racing typical of this Essex venue. All four feature races are active and abandoned-free.

Punters’ Note

Check Starting Prices 15 minutes before race time on Betfair, Bet365, Sky Bet, or William Hill, all of which offer live greyhound pricing and in-play markets. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer strong value on 415m races where trap positioning and early pace matter significantly. Each-way betting is rarely offered on six-runner greyhound fields, so focus on win and forecast bets for optimal returns.