Romford Greyhound Tips | 16 June 2026

Romford Greyhound Tips – Tuesday 16 June 2026

Romford hosts 12 races on Tuesday afternoon, with the first race off at 14:23 and the final at 17:49. The sand surface is fast and track-biased, with significant trap influence that punters must factor into their selections.

14:23 – Grade A4, 400m

The opening race serves up a competitive A4 field with several runners holding recent form at this grade. Jeopardy Panther (Trap 2) has made the running consistently in recent outings, posting a win at A5 on 16 May and two runner-up finishes at A4 level since. However, trap bias data shows Trap 2 delivers only 16% strike rate at 400m over the last 60 days, well below the Romford average.

Ballybreen Rose (Trap 3) won narrowly on 8 June at A5 from this trap position, showing grit in a close contest. Trap 3 is the standout draw at Romford 400m, recording a 32% win rate in recent data. The 2-year-old filly has shown progressive form and appears suited to the middle draw profile.

NAP: Ballybreen Rose, Trap 3. Recent A5 winner on this track, benefits from the dominant Trap 3 bias (32% strike rate), and looks ready to step up grade with confidence.

15:38 – Grade A2, 400m

Come On Sheileen (Trap 2) arrives with a sequence of three consecutive wins: victories at A5 (22 May), A4 (2 June), and A3 (9 June). The 2-year-old bitch has progressed through the grades swiftly and now faces tougher A2 company. She shows consistent early pace (QAw, Rls-Mid, ALd) and has been led consistently across those wins. Trainer M Wiley is in excellent form.

Miami Sapphire (Trap 3) ran second to the likely favourite at A2 level just five days ago (10 June), beaten only 2.5 lengths. This 3-year-old filly suits the strong Trap 3 draw (32% strike rate) and showed bumping issues (Bmp1) in that defeat, suggesting the run sharpens her fitness.

Lindas Yes Baby (Trap 1) won this exact grade and distance on 18 April but has not won since, collecting three defeats and a 5th place in the past month. Form trajectory is downward.

NAP: Come On Sheileen, Trap 2. Three consecutive wins in progressive grades, arriving fresh from A3 victory, and trainer Wiley’s form is hot. The early-pace profile suits a quick Romford sand surface.

17:12 – Grade A3, 400m

Headford View (Trap 1) has won both recent outings at A5 and A6 level (30 May and 6 June), stepping up grades with smooth progression. The 1-year-old has posted quick-away and rails runs, leading from the front. However, this is a significant step to A3, and Trap 1 carries only an 18% strike rate at 400m here, below track average.

Ten Fold (Trap 3) recorded a single A3 win on 6 May but has since posted four consecutive defeats, including a 6th place at A2. Recent form shows mid-rls positioning and forced checks (Fcd-Ckd3, Fcd-Ckd4). The dog appears to be struggling in better company and shows no obvious edge at this grade.

On The Payroll (Trap 2) has recorded 5th place finishes in both recent A3 runs (30 May and 6 June) and shows no recent wins. Form is soft.

NAP: Headford View, Trap 1. Two consecutive wins at A5/A6 show rapid improvement, and back-to-back victories suggest fitness and confidence despite the trap draw disadvantage. The quick-away profile is a positive indicator of early pace.

17:49 – Grade A4, 400m

Aminutetooten (Trap 1) showed a bright form flash with a win on 3 June at A4 (beaten only 0.5 lengths in a photo finish), yet followed that with a 5th place at A3 on 10 June. The 2-year-old’s record is erratic: one win in the past three months but flanked by poor runs. Trap 1 offers only 18% strike rate.

Itsur View (Trap 3) shows mixed A3 form: a 2nd place finish on 2 June (just 2 lengths beaten) sandwiched between 5th place finishes. This 1-year-old has recorded wins at A4 level in Irish racing (Clonmel, 27 March) and appears relatively unexposed in the Romford A3/A4 sphere. Trap 3 carries the 32% advantage here. Form notes show mid-track running and bumping issues, but the Irish A4 win suggests class.

Churchfield King (Trap 2) has just two recent runs and limited Romford history. A Cork winner on 24 April, but lacks recent exposure at this track and grade.

NAP: Itsur View, Trap 3. The Clonmel A4 win proves ability at this grade, recent 2nd place at A3 shows competitive return form, and Trap 3’s 32% strike rate is the strongest draw advantage on the card.

Meeting Overview

Romford’s 12-race card spans A2 through A4 grades at 400m, with no sprint or staying races listed. The sand surface will play to high-draw advantages, particularly Trap 3 which has dominated recent results. All four feature races sit within the A2-A4 band, offering solid competitive racing without extreme volatility.

Punters’ Note

Starting prices harden 15 minutes before race time, so check Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet and William Hill around 14:08 for the opening race. Romford attracts strong forecast interest: the tight 400m trip and trap bias create good value in reverse forecast markets when dominant trap draws clash with form. Monitor trap declarations carefully on the day, as inside/outside positioning will shift odds significantly given the 32% Trap 3 advantage recorded in recent data.