Towcester Greyhound Tips | 13 May 2026

Towcester Greyhound Tips – Wednesday, 13 May 2026

Towcester’s sand surface is built for stayers, and this Wednesday’s card delivers a solid spread of A-grade racing across twelve races from 11:14 to 14:14. The track’s bias data shows trap 1 commanding a significant 21% win rate at 500m over the last 60 days, making early-pace runners from the rails a strong angle.

12:03 – Grade A6, 500m

Trapstylebashful (Trap 1) is the standout pick here. The two-year-old bitch has earned a recent 2-3-1-5-3 run and shows consistent form at this grade and distance under trainer J Liles. Most recently, she finished second at Towcester on 5 May in A6 company, demonstrating that she remains competitive at this level. Her wins have come from the rails (14 April victory by 0.75 lengths), and with trap 1’s 21% strike rate at Towcester, she has a natural advantage. The form comments show she’s quick away (RnOn, Rls) and has shown the ability to lead early. At this grade, consistency counts, and Trapstylebashful has it.

NAP: Trapstylebashful, Trap 1.

13:11 – Grade A4, 500m

Railwayclub Bob (Trap 1) offers strong appeal in this A4 affair. The two-year-old dog from K Crocker’s yard won his most recent outing on 3 April at Oxford in A4 grade, scoring by half a length from trap 1. His prior A2 form at Swindon included a win and a close second, showing he has competed at higher grades. The form narrative reads “Rls,EP,Ld1-1/2,Ld3,(HT)” on that Oxford victory, indicating he released well, led early, and held on. With trap 1’s strong 21% win rate at this track, Railwayclub Bob has both recent winning form and positional advantage. He may be exposed by the drop to A4, but his recent sharpness at similar distances makes him the standout choice.

NAP: Railwayclub Bob, Trap 1.

13:58 – Grade A5, 500m

Boherash Jani (Trap 2) looks the most reliable choice in what appears a competitive A5 field. The four-year-old bitch from D Porter’s stable won her last outing on 6 May at Towcester in A6 grade by 1.25 lengths, and before that claimed victory on 1 April in A6 by 0.75 lengths. Her form comments on those wins emphasise early pace (“Rls,EP,Ld1” and “Rls,EP,Ld3”), showing she has the speed to get into the race. Whilst her mid-card finishes (4th and 5th on 24 April and 7 April respectively) show inconsistency, her last two outings demonstrate she is capable of beating A5 company. Trap 2 carries an 18% win rate at Towcester 500m, a respectable middle position, and Boherash Jani has shown she can make the step up.

NAP: Boherash Jani, Trap 2.

14:14 – Grade A5, 500m

Savana Kommeno (Trap 1) is the clear pick in the closing race. This three-year-old dog from P Tsirigotis has delivered impressive recent form, winning on 6 May by 2.75 lengths and 15 April by a head, both at Towcester A5 grade. His form string reads 1-3-3-1-1 (most recent right), demonstrating peak condition. The comments on those victories highlight “Rls,VSAw,MsdTrbl&Ld3” and “Rls,SAw,LdNrLn,” showing he gets away cleanly, leads early, and finishes strongly. Trap 1’s 21% strike rate further supports his selection. Savana Kommeno has proven he belongs at A5 and is in excellent current form at his home track.

NAP: Savana Kommeno, Trap 1.

Meeting Overview

The card spans A4 to A6 grades across the feature races, with all three feature races pitched at the 500m standard trip where Towcester’s sand surface is most predictable. The early pace from trap 1 is a clear advantage across the day, backed by 60-day data showing it has captured 21% of winners at this distance. Forecast markets offer value on rails runners who break well.

Punters’ Note

Check SP around thirty minutes to post time when the market firms. Betfair and Bet365 offer the best greyhound odds at Towcester. Forecast and reverse forecast betting is popular in six-runner fields like these; backing two rails runners (trap 1 and 2) in forecast can deliver decent returns when early pace dominates.