Sheffield Greyhound Tips | 10 May 2026

Sheffield Greyhound Tips – Sunday, 10 May 2026

Sheffield hosts a 12-race card on Sunday afternoon, with the first race at 14:29 and the last at 17:56. This northern venue has earned its reputation as a quality stayer’s track, and today’s card features four feature races across the A2 to A6 grades at the standard 500m trip.

14:29 – Grade A3 500m

Corcass Ranger holds a dominant recent record at Sheffield over this exact distance and grade. The 2-year-old male has won three of his last five races, including victories on 28 March and 17 March at A3 level, both at Trap 1. His most recent run on 14 April saw him finish second at A2 grade, suggesting he is ready to dominate back at A3. Trap 1 at Sheffield’s 500m has recorded a 22% win rate over the last 60 days, the joint-highest bias figure on the card. Corcass Ranger’s form string reads 11121, and he has shown consistent speed from the traps with early lead positions (Ld3, LdRnIn). NAP: Corcass Ranger, Trap 1.

15:44 – Grade A2 500m

Carakeel Express has emerged as the form horse in this A2 contest. The 2-year-old male won decisively last time out on 3 May at Sheffield Trap 3, and prior to that notched victories at Doncaster on 25 April and 18 April. His grade one performance on 11 April (OR at Doncaster) demonstrated his quality, winning by 1.25 lengths at odds of 1.44 with a stylish early-pace display. Although he stumbled on 25 April at Doncaster (finished 6th), the improvement curve is steep and he has three wins in his last five. At Trap 3, Sheffield’s 500m shows a 22% strike rate, matching the track’s best trap biases. His current form reads 11316, with a clear recent win. NAP: Carakeel Express, Trap 3.

16:59 – Grade A4 500m

Catunda Tyson has shown steady progression through the grades and arrives in form. The 1-year-old male trained by S Naylor has won two of his last five races, including victories on 25 April and 19 April at A5 and A6 grades respectively. His most recent effort on 3 May at A4 produced a fourth-place finish, but he showed sharp early pace noted as ‘SAw, ClrRn’, suggesting he broke cleanly and ran clear before being caught late. His form string of 12122 indicates consistency. At Trap 1 (his assigned trap today), the 22% win rate represents the best available bias. The dog has form at this track across multiple grades and trips, marking him as a logical choice in a competitive A4 field. NAP: Catunda Tyson, Trap 1.

17:37 – Grade A6 500m

Anglesey Shadow presents the standout value in the closing A6 contest. The 2-year-old female trained by R Holt won impressively on 23 April at A7 grade by 5.5 lengths, with the comment ‘BmpStt, Ld3, DrewClr’ indicating she recovered from a bump at the start to lead at the third bend and draw clear decisively. She followed that with a second-place finish on 30 April at A5 level, running close to the eventual winner. Although she has experienced slower away performances and bumps early in races, her recent trajectory shows real improvement and tactical capability. Her form reads 24124 across the last five runs. Trap 2 at Sheffield’s 500m carries a 20% win rate. NAP: Anglesey Shadow, Trap 2.

Today’s card spans A2 through A6 grades, all at 500m, making it a consistent test of middle-distance running. Sheffield’s sand surface and stayer’s reputation mean front-runners can fade, so watch for dogs showing strong pace in the comments and clear mid-race positioning.

Check starting prices in the 15 minutes before race time, as prices firm considerably. Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet and William Hill all offer competitive greyhound betting. Forecast markets (backing 1st and 2nd in order) are popular on these consistent 500m grades, and reverse forecasts offer value if you expect close finishes.