Sheffield Greyhound Tips | 19 May 2026

Sheffield Greyhound Tips – Tuesday 19 May 2026

Sheffield hosts a 12-race card on Tuesday with the opening fixture at 11:01 and the final race at 14:07. This northern venue carries a strong reputation for quality stayers, and the sand surface should provide consistent going throughout the afternoon.

11:01 – Grade A2 500m

The feature race opens with a competitive A2 field. Drumdoit Fern has shown solid recent form, landing a narrow victory at A4 level on 5 May and following up with a close third at A2 grade just a week ago. The dog is consistent at Sheffield across the 500m trip, with two winning efforts at A4 already this season. Trap 1 holds a strong 22% win rate over the last 60 days at this distance, and Drumdoit Fern has raced from this draw four times recently, finishing 3rd, 1st and 2nd in the most recent three outings. The form string shows no major trap issues or falls. Calgray Deva presents an alternative: two wins in the last five races, including a comfortable 2.5-length victory at A4 on 1 May, and most recently a respectable 2nd at A2 level. However, the recent form from Trap 2 versus the consistency of Drumdoit Fern from Trap 1 makes the choice clear.

NAP: Drumdoit Fern, Trap 1.

12:09 – Grade A3 500m

Another Syd has won two of the last five races, most notably a narrow victory at A4 on 28 April and a strong win at A5 on 14 April. The dog shows a pattern of quick away breaks and leading early, as noted by the QAw and Ld entries in recent form. From Trap 2, the win rate sits at 20% across 500m races, slightly below the track average, but Another Syd’s proven ability to find the lead compensates. Mucky Signet, a younger runner at just 1 year old, has won twice in recent weeks (A5 on 28 April, A6 on 23 April) but form at lower grades does not guarantee success at A3 level. Braemar Millie has struggled recently with a 5th place finish at A4 just last week, suggesting loss of form. Another Syd’s recent A3 placing combined with two recent wins at A4-A5 makes it the standout choice.

NAP: Another Syd, Trap 2.

14:07 – Grade A3 500m

The final race sees Dusty Path emerge as the strongest candidate. The dog has raced twice at grade A3 level, posting a narrow 2nd place finish on 12 May and scoring a comfortable 1.5-length win at handicap level on 30 April. Form comments indicate a consistent quick away and leading run, with Ld-1 notation suggesting sustained pressure through the early stages. Trap 2 holds a 20% strike rate at this distance. Golfing Queen has run five consecutive races without a win, with four 3rd and 4th place finishes, all from Trap 1 where form has stalled. Droopys Nell’s recent record is poor, recording five consecutive races with three 5th-place finishes and a 5th at A2 level just a week ago. Dusty Path’s recent A3 exposure and proven winning form at this track make it the clear choice for the final feature.

NAP: Dusty Path, Trap 2.

11:34 – Grade A4 500m

Slippy Rita has recorded solid recent form with a narrow 2nd on 14 May and a decisive 2-length win at A6 level on 10 May. The dog’s form string shows consistent trapping and no major issues, with pattern of running on strongly in closing stages. From Trap 3, the strike rate is 22%, matching the best traps at this distance. Thats Mikeys is capable but the recent 4th place finish at A4 and early season inconsistency suggest less predictable form. Spiritinthesky carries recent racing history from Lifford (Irish venue) dating back to late 2025, making recent Sheffield form assessment more difficult.

NAP: Slippy Rita, Trap 3.

Meeting Overview

Tuesday’s card spans grades A2 through A4 across the 500m trip, suiting Sheffield’s stayer reputation. All four feature races are standard distance contests on the sand surface, and trap bias data shows Traps 1 and 3 performing strongest in recent weeks at 22% each. The field sizes appear competitive, with limited unexposed runners aside from the younger dogs in Race 2.

Punters’ Note

Check starting prices approximately 20 minutes before race time with Betfair, Bet365, SkyBet or William Hill for the best greyhound odds. Forecast and reverse forecast markets offer good value in competitive 6-runner fields, particularly when combining Trap 1 and Trap 3 runners given recent bias data. Monitor for any late scratchings that may affect trap configuration.