Romford Greyhound Tips – 15 June 2026
Romford’s fast sand surface and track-biased conditions make this a specialist venue where trap draw and early pace dominate. With 12 races from 11:09 to 14:14, Monday’s card offers consistent A-grade action across 400m. The data is clear: Trap 3 has won 32% of races over the last 60 days at this distance, a significant bias that will shape every race.
13:08 – Grade A3 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pin Position | 3y D | D Mullins | 436 |
| 2 | Coyote Izzy | 1y B | M Wiley | 124 |
| 3 | Bombay Jupiter | 3y D | P Young | 326 |
| 4 | Bump N Run | 1y D | K O’Flaherty | No form |
| 6 | Another Solution | 2y D | D Lee | No form |
This is the feature race of the afternoon, and it requires careful reading of recent Romford form. Bombay Jupiter (Trap 3, trainer P Young) comes here in sharp nick. His last two runs read 3-2 at A3 grade, with the 2-length second showing a quick away and middle-to-rails run. The dog has form at A1-A2 level from March and shows consistent finishing power. Crucially, he draws in Trap 3, which accounts for 32% of winners over 60 days. With a recent solid run and the bias firmly in his favour, Bombay Jupiter profiles as the strongest play.
Coyote Izzy (Trap 2, M Wiley) won last time at A4 and is rising to A3, but faces the track’s middle-draw challenge. Pin Position (Trap 1, D Mullins) has slipped to 4-3-6 form and remains vulnerable in the inside draw. Runners Bump N Run and Another Solution offer limited form history, making them less reliable in what should be a competitive heat.
NAP: Bombay Jupiter, Trap 3. Look for forecast value pairing the Trap 3 bias with A3 contenders.
13:26 – Grade A5 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maxgrove Diamond | 3y B | D Hurlock | 434 |
| 2 | Gurtnacrehy Halo | 3y B | P Young | 316 |
| 3 | Newtown Champ | 3y D | A Kelly-Pilgrim | 543 |
| 4 | Young Poppy | 2y B | P Young | No form |
| 5 | Winning Combo | 2y B | J Simpson | No form |
Maxgrove Diamond (Trap 1, D Hurlock) earned a recent win at A5 but has struggled in the three races before that (all 4th place finishes). The A4 campaign shows a dog out of form despite a single-race victory. Gurtnacrehy Halo (Trap 2, P Young) is the more interesting runner: two wins in lower grades (A7, A8) and a 3-2 record on the two most recent Romford runs. The dog shows consistent release from Trap 2 on the rails, though this is harder territory. Newtown Champ (Trap 3) has mixed OR form and a recent disqualification, signalling issues in a competitive A5 field.
NAP: Maxgrove Diamond, Trap 1. Recent A5 winner despite form dips; value angle in a moderate heat.
12:34 – Grade A6 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Olwinn Seen It | 3y B | D Hurlock | 445 |
| 2 | Phoenix Izzy | 1y B | D Lee | 113 |
| 3 | Bacon Surprise | 1y B | P Burr | 3 |
| 4 | Chelms Jack | 2y D | A Kelly-Pilgrim | No form |
| 6 | Bowmers King | 2y D | P Young | No form |
Phoenix Izzy (Trap 2, D Lee) is the standout here. The young bitch has won four of her last five runs, including back-to-back victories at A7 and A8 with impressive margins (3.75 lengths, 1.75 lengths). She shows a pattern of quick away, rails run, and aggressive leading from Trap 2. This is her first outing at A6, and while it represents a step up, her recent form is exceptional. Olwinn Seen It (Trap 1, D Hurlock) has one win in five and remains flat. Bacon Surprise (Trap 3, P Burr) is younger and has only one recorded run, making her a wildcard.
NAP: Phoenix Izzy, Trap 2. Four wins in five; dominant recent form and rails-running profile suit Romford.
12:01 – Grade A7 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Goulane Vegas | 2y B | D Mullins | 345 |
| 2 | Bloos Mr Maguire | 1y D | J Simpson | 62-1 |
| 3 | Ballyard Alfie | 2y D | D Hurlock | 223 |
| 4 | Roxys Ruth | 2y B | P Burr | No form |
| 5 | Donegal Cian | 4y D | D Hurlock | No form |
| 6 | Harrys Bluey | 2y D | D Hurlock | No form |
Ballyard Alfie (Trap 3, D Hurlock) emerges as the clearest form pick. His last three runs show 2-2-1, with a recent win from Trap 2 using a rails-to-middle approach and late drive. He sits well on the form line and benefits from the Trap 3 bias, though he runs from Trap 3 here. Goulane Vegas (Trap 1, D Mullins) shows 3-4-5-3-2 form, with that recent second-place finish suggesting some form, but the inside draw at Romford remains problematic. Bloos Mr Maguire (Trap 2, J Simpson) has been erratic, including a recent sixth-place finish and an earlier disqualification.
NAP: Ballyard Alfie, Trap 3. Strong 2-2-1 finish and Trap 3 bias make him the form horse in a moderately graded race.
Meeting Overview
Romford’s 12-race card spans A3 to A7 grade, all at 400m, with no staying or sprint variants. The track’s Trap 3 advantage (32% strike rate) is a dominant theme; punters should monitor how mid-draw runners perform throughout the afternoon. Early races (11:09 start) tend to be less predictable; the featured 12:01-13:26 window is where the better form horses emerge.
Punters’ Note
Check starting prices 15-20 minutes before race time, when bookmakers firm their odds. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer good value at Romford, especially when backing Trap 3 runners paired with outside-draw runners. Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet, and William Hill all offer competitive greyhound pricing and live streaming. The sand surface can play differently on warm days, so watch the first two races before committing to later selections.
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