Monmore Greyhound Tips | 22 June 2026

Monmore Greyhound Tips – Monday 22 June 2026

Monmore Green in Wolverhampton hosts a 12-race card on Monday afternoon, with the first race at 14:23 and the last at 17:49 across the sand surface. This West Midlands venue offers a varied programme with consistent betting interest throughout the day.

14:23 – Grade A8 480m

The opening race sees a competitive A8 field over the standard 480m trip. Longrange Comet has shown excellent recent form with back-to-back placings at this level, most notably a nose victory in the 264m sprint on 6 June before a solid third at A8 on 30 May. The dog showed quick away and released well at rails in both races. However, Aero Sizzler cannot be ignored: trained by R Taberner, this 4-year-old took a sprint win on 9 June and previously ran fourth at A8 on 13 June when held in the closing stages. For the opening race, NAP: Longrange Comet, Trap 2. The dog has trap experience and recent winning form at both sprint and standard distances. Forecast value lies in pairing the two Taberner-trained runners if Sizzler settles better today.

15:01 – Grade A7 480m

Shes Back arrives with exceptional form for a 1-year-old, posting consecutive wins in the last two weeks at A10 and A8 level. The dog showed excellent quick away and release at rails on both occasions, with the most recent victory over A8 on 6 June seeing a 4.25-length winning margin. Now stepping up to A7, the dog is capable but faces stiffer opposition. Bloos Boy Kerry offers an alternative: this 4-year-old dog has shown consistency with back-to-back placings at A7 (2nd on 13 June, 2nd on 6 June) and benefits from Trap 3 which carries a 25 per cent win strike rate at 480m at Monmore over the last seven days. NAP: Shes Back, Trap 1. The momentum and recent dominance in lower grades suggests readiness for the step up, though market moves near race time should be monitored given the obvious improving profile.

15:57 – Grade A7 480m

Seven Stars landed a commanding victory at A7 on 17 June, winning by two lengths from Trap 3 after leading from the third bend. The dog showed early pace and clear strength in the closing stages. Prior to that success, a 2-length second at A7 on 27 May confirmed the dog can handle this grade consistently. Aero Sally, trained by R Taberner, has moved up through the grades with two wins in her last three outings (one at A8 on 13 June, one at A9 on 23 May), though limited recent experience at A7 presents some uncertainty. NAP: Seven Stars, Trap 3. The recent grade-level victory, trap bias advantage (Trap 3 at 25 per cent), and proven pattern of leading from the third bend make this a natural play. Forecast backers should consider the Taberner runner as a secondary option.

17:12 – Grade A6 480m

The feature race is a competitive A6 contest featuring Aero Ella and Dapper Danica, both on strong recent form. Aero Ella, trained by R Taberner, showed solid third-place finishes on 17 June and 6 June at this exact grade, with the most recent run showing slow away but solid recovery through the middle and final bend. The dog has won at A7 (16 May) and handles the 480m trip well. Dapper Danica, under J B Thompson, has chased home the top two in three of the last four races at A5/A6, including a neck loss on 30 May. The dog showed excellent quick away and release at rails on 13 June when finishing second to a stronger runner. Trap draw is significant: Trap 3 shows 25 per cent strike rate at this distance. NAP: Aero Ella, Trap 3. Recent consistency at grade, trap bias advantage, and proven finishing strength from the middle sections favour this selection. The alternative is Dapper Danica in Trap 1 for forecast players, though trap 1 sits at only 21 per cent for 480m wins.

The full card runs across A6 to A10 grades with consistent 480m sprint distances. Punters should check starting prices 15 minutes before race time on Betfair, Bet365, or SkyBet, where greyhound odds tighten significantly. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer good value across the lower-graded races where field sizes remain competitive at six runners.