Monmore Greyhound Tips | 16 June 2026

Monmore Greyhound Tips – Tuesday 16 June 2026

Monmore Green hosts a 12-race card on Tuesday afternoon, with the first race at 14:31 and the final at 17:57. This West Midlands venue offers a mixed bill across grades A2 to A6, with all races at the standard 480m trip on sand. Trap 3 has shown strong bias over the past week, winning 25% of races at this distance, making early-break positioning crucial for punters.

14:31 – Grade A6 480m

The opening race sees a competitive A6 field. Anglesey Rebel stands out with excellent recent form: two wins in the last five outings (5/30 and 5/20), both from Trap 1, with strong rail work and early leadership patterns. The 2-year-old bitch has shown consistent finishing ability at A6-A7 level and looks well-suited to the standard distance. Aero Benny, running from Trap 3, offers an alternative angle: three of the last four runs have brought places, and Trap 3’s 25% winning bias gives this dog a technical advantage despite mixed form. However, Anglesey Rebel’s recent back-to-back wins and proven track record at Monmore make her the NAP. NAP: Anglesey Rebel, Trap 2.

16:24 – Grade A2 480m

The feature A2 attracts stronger competition. Shannas Cove arrives in red-hot form: a win last time out (6/6) from Trap 2, and a dominant victory before that over 630m at Monmore (5/23, winning by 1.25 lengths). This 3-year-old dog has also placed at A2 level and shows class across trip variations. The recent narrow win at A3 level confirms sharp condition. Datona Vamoose, the alternate pick, won last time out (6/11) from Trap 4 with a very quick away and midfield control, but runs tonight from Trap 3, where the bias is strong at 25%. However, Shannas Cove’s consistency at A2, recent consecutive victories, and proven Monmore form make this the standout. NAP: Shannas Cove, Trap 1.

17:01 – Grade A3 480m

Whisky On Fire dominates the form line here. This 2-year-old bitch won last time out (6/8) from Trap 3 by a shade, with early pace and rail execution. The win came at A4 level, but prior form shows consistent placings at A3 from the same trap: thirds on 6/2 and 5/28, both with mid-to-rails transitions and competitive running. Trap 3 benefits from the 25% bias, and Whisky On Fire has proven comfort here. Bizarre Barry offers value as an alternative: recent win at A4 (5/16) and A5 (5/9) from Trap 1, though the last outing was a 5th (6/4) with crowding issues. For consistency and recent winning form, NAP: Whisky On Fire, Trap 3.

17:37 – Grade A4 480m

Sugar King is a standout juvenile: four wins in the last five runs, all from Trap 2, with aggressive early pace and leading patterns throughout. The most recent victory (6/6) came by 4.25 lengths at A6 level, and prior wins at A7 and A9 show rapid progression and genuine class. Running from Trap 3 tonight, this 1-year-old benefits from the strongest trap bias and has shown adaptability across grades. Swift Arson offers an alternative: won last time out (6/2) from Trap 1 at A4 with very quick away and rails execution, plus a 2nd place on 6/8 at the same grade. However, Sugar King’s consecutive wins and developmental trajectory make this the NAP. NAP: Sugar King, Trap 3.

Monmore’s card is balanced across lower-grade competitive racing. The trap 3 bias at 25% should be noted for forecast and reverse forecast markets, where middle-trap runners from the listed picks offer value stacking. Check starting prices 20 minutes before race time on Betfair, Bet365, and William Hill for best greyhound-specific markets. Forecast betting (selecting 1st and 2nd in order) is popular at Monmore evening meetings and offers good value when combining form favorites with trap-bias runners.