Romford Greyhound Tips – Tuesday 16 June 2026
Romford hosts a 12-race card from 14:23 to 17:49 on fast sand, where trap draw dominates. This is high-quality punting territory with strong track bias data: Trap 3 has won 32% of 400m races over the last 60 days, making it the standout draw for Tuesday’s feature races.
14:23 – Grade A4 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Young Joan | 3y B | P Young | 24– |
| 2 | Jeopardy Panther | 4y D | P Young | 221 |
| 3 | Ballybreen Rose | 2y B | D Hurlock | 13-1 |
| 4 | Silver Sands | 3y B | P Young | No form |
| 5 | Haverhill Ellie | 3y B | B Doyle | No form |
| 6 | Kinstons Angel | 1y B | P Young | No form |
Young Joan and Jeopardy Panther headline this opener, but Ballybreen Rose has the strongest recent form and the critical trap advantage. The two-year-old bitch won at A5 by a shadow on 8 June from Trap 3, demonstrating quick reactions and the ability to settle in the middle draw. Her 2-1 record at Romford 400m over A5 and A4 grades shows class progression. Mid-runners have struggled in recent weeks here, but Rose’s explosive finish from Trap 3 – backed by that 32% win rate – makes her the NAP. Young Joan has been inactive since March and faces a steep grade test. Jeopardy Panther offers solid each-way value but lacks recent 400m exposure at A4.
NAP: Ballybreen Rose, Trap 3.
15:38 – Grade A2 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lindas Yes Baby | 3y D | D Mullins | 553 |
| 2 | Come On Sheileen | 2y B | M Wiley | 111 |
| 3 | Miami Sapphire | 3y D | P Young | 242 |
| 4 | Essex Crazy | 2y D | M Westwood | No form |
| 5 | Stormy Pat | 2y D | K O’Flaherty | No form |
| 6 | Chelms Simmo | 4y D | D Mullins | No form |
This is the day’s headline race. Come On Sheileen (Trap 2) arrives in devastating form: three successive wins across A5-A3 grades (22 May to 9 June), all at Romford 400m, with narrow winning distances. The two-year-old bitch by trainer M Wiley has shown clean getaways (QAw, EP) and strong mid-race positioning (Rls-Mid, Ld2). She is stepping up to A2 but carries momentum and proven 400m pedigree. Miami Sapphire (Trap 3) ran second at A2 just four days ago (10 June) and benefits from the track’s strongest trap draw (32% win rate), but the recent form reads inconsistent at OR level – Sapphire has drifted between grades and distances. Lindas Yes Baby has won once this season but shows a 54 form string and lacks the current sharpness. Come On Sheileen’s three-timer and A2 readiness make her the clear NAP, despite Trap 2’s lower bias percentage.
NAP: Come On Sheileen, Trap 2.
17:12 – Grade A3 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Headford View | 1y B | M Wiley | 113 |
| 2 | On The Payroll | 3y D | G E Evans | 556 |
| 3 | Ten Fold | 3y D | D Mullins | 346 |
| 4 | Bombay Breeze | 4y B | P Young | No form |
| 5 | Bombay Flash | 3y B | P Young | No form |
| 6 | Marias Girl | 2y B | P Young | No form |
Headford View stands out as the only runner with genuine recent form and consistent Romford pedigree. The one-year-old bitch (trainer M Wiley) has won two of her last three at A5 and A6 grades and finished third at A5 (18 May). She shows a clean-away pattern (QAw, Rls) and leads from Trap 1, where she has raced exclusively. Romford Trap 1 carries only 18% win rate over 60 days, making this less favourable than ideal, but Headford View’s upward trajectory – winning from lower grades – and rails racing style compensate. Ten Fold (Trap 3) would benefit from the 32% trap advantage but has lost form across his last four runs (all at A2-A3, finishing 3rd, 4th, 6th, 6th). On The Payroll shows poor recent form at A3, with 5th-place finishes and Trap 2 congestion notes. Headford View’s winning momentum and trainer support outweigh Trap 1’s statistical weakness.
NAP: Headford View, Trap 1.
17:49 – Grade A4 400m
| Trap | Dog | Age | Trainer | Last 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aminutetooten | 2y D | D Hurlock | 515 |
| 2 | Churchfield King | 1y D | D Mullins | 14 |
| 3 | Itsur View | 1y D | P Young | 525 |
| 4 | Bubbly Monza | 3y D | P Young | No form |
| 5 | Hollywood Ron | 1y D | T Welch | No form |
Aminutetooten (Trap 1, D Hurlock) returns to form after a 10-length defeat on 10 June. The two-year-old dog won decisively at A4 on 3 June by half a length from Trap 1 (QAw, Rls, ALd pattern) and holds three A4 entries this season. He prefers rails and quick-away racing, both evident in his 1 June winning run. Itsur View (Trap 3) offers young talent – unbeaten in one Clonmel A4 480m outing – but shows inconsistency at A3 level (5th, 2nd, 5th finishes) and limited Romford pedigree. Churchfield King has only two recorded runs, limiting predictability. Aminutetooten’s A4 experience, proven quick-away ability, and recent winning form make him the NAP despite Trap 1’s lower bias.
NAP: Aminutetooten, Trap 1.
Meeting Overview
Romford’s 12-race card spans A1-A4 grades across four 400m feature races. All races are flat trips, removing any stamina variables. Trap 3’s 32% win rate (from 359 races) makes it the tactical advantage, but form and racing pattern matter equally. M Wiley and P Young dominate the trainer list, both with recent Romford winners.
Punters’ Note
Check Starting Price 15 minutes before each race. Betfair and Bet365 hold the tightest greyhound markets at Romford. Forecast and reverse forecast are strong plays: Come On Sheileen and Miami Sapphire could dominate the 15:38 forecast. Trap 3 runners warrant backing in each-way forecast pools given the 60-day data advantage.
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