Monmore Greyhound Tips | 15 June 2026

Monmore Greyhound Tips – Monday, 15 June 2026

Monmore Green in Wolverhampton hosts a 12-race card on Monday afternoon, with the first race at 14:23 and the final fixture at 17:49, serving up a competitive West Midlands meeting across mixed grades and distances.

14:41 – Grade A8, 480m

Only On Bale enters from Trap 1 with a mixed recent record: a 5th at A8 last time out (9 June) after a creditable 2nd the previous outing (30 May). The form shows two wins from five runs but inconsistency at this grade, with recent outings showing crowding and racing issues. Pas Daly (Trap 2) is younger at just one year old and boasts a recent win at A9 (19 May) plus a narrow success over 264m. The pup showed promise with early pacing and leading, though a 4th last time (9 June) suggests settling into A8 has proved tougher. Magical Be Lucky (Trap 3) is also a juvenile, with only two recent A8 runs: a narrow 3rd on 8 June followed by a 5th on 2 June, both from the middle trap. Limited data but showing mid-track racing patterns. Traps 4, 5 and 6 lack recent form data. At 480m on the sand, Trap 3 holds a 25% advantage over the last 60 days, making it the standout position. NAP: Magical Be Lucky, Trap 3. The young bitch showed competitive form in her most recent outing and benefits from the strongest trap bias at this trip and grade.

15:19 – Grade A9, 480m

Lady Luck (Trap 1) carries mixed form: a recent 480m win at A10 (27 May) but bookended by two 6th-place finishes at the same grade, suggesting inconsistency and possible trap bias issues from Trap 1 at Monmore. Winterfield Nina (Trap 2) is a promising juvenile, unbeaten in her last two starts: a commanding win at A10 on 9 June, followed by a 2nd on 3 June, both showing release and rail work. Four of her five recent runs show 1st or 2nd place finishes, indicating sharp recent form. Tromora Spice (Trap 3) is a 2-year-old with multiple 2nd-place finishes at A9: narrow losses on 2 June (3-length gap) and 19 May (1.75-length gap). The mare is competitive but has not won from five recent runs, suggesting a need for racing luck or sharper form. Traps 4 and 6 have no recent data. NAP: Winterfield Nina, Trap 2. This juvenile is peaking with back-to-back placings, showing strong release and consistency; Trap 2 is well-suited for middle grades despite a 13% bias, as her rail work has been decisive.

15:38 – Grade A8, 480m

Anglesey Lola (Trap 1) has superb recent form: a 5.5-length win at A9 on 3 June and earlier success at A10, with two wins from five runs. Her form line shows quick away and rail preference, leading from flags or early stages. A 4th on 16 May is the lone blot. Seven Kisses (Trap 2) is a 4-year-old veteran showing less sparkle: two 4ths and a 3rd from recent A8 outings, with crowding issues noted consistently. A January 2nd place over 630m (staying distance) suggests the mare may prefer longer trips. Yama Romeo (Trap 4) has an erratic record: two recent 6th-place finishes at A8 but sandwiched by two impressive wins from Trap 3 at A9 and A8 (early pacing, middle racing). The dog is trap-dependent and form is volatile. Traps 5 and 6 lack data. NAP: Anglesey Lola, Trap 1. The 2-year-old combines the sharpest recent record with a proven track record at Monmore, showing consistent quick release and rail preference that suits her trap position for this A8 assignment.

17:49 – Grade A9, 480m

Vixons Ariel (Trap 1) mixed recent results: a 264m sprint win (9 June) but 6th-place finishes at 480m on 27 May and 16 May, with forced checks noted. Longer trips appear problematic for this 2-year-old. Aero Swarm (Trap 2) is a young bitch showing mid-range consistency: a recent A9 win (9 May) plus placings on 6 June and 29 April. Form suggests middle-trap racing suits her, though recent A8 outings (30 May and 16 May) produced 4ths. Blue Jazz (Trap 3) is a 3-year-old with mixed distance credentials: recent 630m staying form (2nd on 9 June) but inconsistent at 480m, with a 4th last time (4 June) and previous 2nd (23 May). The mare shows middle-trap preference and stamina is likely her forte. Traps 4, 5 and 6 are unexposed at this grade. NAP: Aero Swarm, Trap 2. The juvenile’s recent A9 win and placement form outweigh the older rivals’ volatile records, and Trap 2 suits her middle-racing style despite the 13% bias at 480m.

Monmore’s 480m course shows consistent trap data over 210 recent races: Trap 3 dominates with 25% strike rate, whilst Traps 1, 5 lead the secondary tier at 21% and 24%. Check Starting Price movement 15 minutes before each race via Betfair, Bet365 or SkyBet, where greyhound odds firm fastest. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer value in competitive A8 and A9 grades, particularly with younger dogs whose form is still developing.