Monmore Greyhound Tips | 13 June 2026

Monmore Greyhound Tips – Saturday 13 June 2026

Monmore Green in Wolverhampton hosts a full 24-race card on Saturday, with first race at 11:01 and the finale at 21:50. This popular West Midlands venue attracts competitive A-grade fields throughout the day, with the sand surface producing consistent form and strong betting turnover on evening racing.

12:26 – Grade A2 480m

Aero Advocate has been the standout performer in recent weeks at Monmore. The three-year-old won decisively over this exact distance on 23 May from trap 1 (grade A3, by 3 lengths), backing that with a narrow second place finish on 30 May in an A1 race, again from trap 1. He’s recorded three strong runs in succession: 3-2-1 in his last three outings, showing real consistency at the highest grades on the card.

The form string shows excellent recent shape, though a missed break and crowding incident on 16 May from trap 2 suggests trap draw matters here. Trap 1 has proven his sweet spot at Monmore on the 480m, and while the latest trap bias data shows trap 3 has the highest strike rate at 25%, Aero Advocate’s individual data from trap 1 is compelling at this grade. He’s faced Open company and A1 fields recently, so this A2 represents a fair test. Swift Youngster in trap 3 is a credible alternative after two recent 2nd place finishes, and benefits from the current trap bias advantage, but Aero Advocate’s consistency and winning pedigree tip the scales.

NAP: Aero Advocate, Trap 1. Look for forecast value pairing him with Swift Youngster.

19:34 – Grade A3 480m

Aero Tempo looks the class act here. The two-year-old is in exceptional form with four wins in his last five races, including back-to-back victories on 3 June (D2 sprint, very quick away, led near line) and 28 May (A3 480m, very quick away again, held on). His A3 pedigree is solid: two wins from two attempts at this grade on 28 May and 6 May, both from trap positions that produced strong breaks.

What stands out is consistency of method: he’s documented as very quick away, uses the rails, and either leads or holds on late. The 23 May run saw him narrowly beaten at A3 (by a head) from trap 2, so he’s proven he can handle the grade from different gates. At trap 1 on Saturday, he’ll have the rails advantage and a clear run to the first bend. Kingoftheroad in trap 3 has recent 480m form and sits in the trap-bias sweet spot (25%), but his form shows more inconsistency (3-1-4-2-4), whereas Aero Tempo is trending upwards sharply.

NAP: Aero Tempo, Trap 1. Forecast markets will offer value with second selections Kingoftheroad or Kick On Archie.

12:59 – Grade A4 480m

Aero Colossus presents a compelling angle. The one-year-old pup has won two of his last five races, most recently on 2 May from trap 1 (A5, by 2.25 lengths). Critically, he’s shown rapid form progression: A6 win, A5 win, A4 third, A4 second, and a stumble back to 5th most recently. The middle-range form of 2-3-1-1 (reading the last four) over May suggests he’s hitting his stride at the A4-A5 boundary and can win at this level.

From trap 2 on Saturday, he’s run twice before at this grade from this gate: a 2nd place finish (by 1.75 lengths) on 12 May, and a 5th on 28 May. The 12 May second is the stronger reference; he was very quick away and raced evenly. Deal For Two in trap 3 has won twice recently (3 June and 30 May) but both wins came from wider traps (5) and the dog shows vulnerability when crowded. Waitininthewings in trap 1 has solid form but is racing down from higher grades and appears overmatched at A4.

NAP: Aero Colossus, Trap 2. The pup has upside and improving form at this grade; consider forecast with Deal For Two.

14:07 – Grade A4 480m

Ohtherejet has serious winning momentum. The two-year-old took an A5 race decisively on 3 June from trap 1 (very quick away, led at 1, by 1.5 lengths), his most recent win. Before that, he raced at A5 level on 30 May with a respectable 3rd place finish, showing he’s coping with the grade. Form reads 3-5-3-1 over the last four outings; the bumped-away note from Sheffield (6 June, 5th) suggests he can be vulnerable if crowded, but at Monmore and from trap 2 here, he should get a cleaner passage.

Away Jazz won an A4 race on 18 April but has three consecutive 4th-place finishes at A3 grade since, suggesting he’s finding this level tough. Longacres Diddy has been plagued by missed breaks and crowding (4-4-3-5 recently), indicating tactical issues. Ohtherejet’s very quick away tag and recent Monmore A5 win over this exact trip make him the most likely winner at the business end.

NAP: Ohtherejet, Trap 2. Recent A5 form is relevant, and he’s shown he can progress to A4 class.

Meeting Overview

The Monmore card on Saturday spans A2 through A4 grades, with all feature races at the standard 480m trip. The sand surface suits quick-away runners, as reflected in consistent trap bias data showing trap 3’s 25% advantage. Expect strong evening turnover, particularly on the 19:34 and later racing when SP liquidity peaks.

Punters’ Note

Greyhound starting prices firm up in the final minutes before each race; check odds 10-15 minutes before race time on Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet, or William Hill for best value. Forecast betting (1st and 2nd in order) is popular at six-runner fields and often underpriced; consider reverse forecasts where trap draw volatility is high. Track conditions and late declarations can shift form outlook, so refresh your selections after the SPs are published.