Yarmouth Greyhound Tips | 25 April 2026

Yarmouth Greyhound Racing Tips: Saturday 25 April 2026

Yarmouth hosts a 12-race card on Saturday 25 April, with the first race at 19:08. This Norfolk coastal venue is East Anglia’s main greyhound stadium, featuring traditional flat sand racing with a compact circuit that rewards sharp handling and early pace.

Race 1: 19:25 | Grade A2 | Distance 462m

Runners:

• Trap 1: Wrong Not Wright (D, 3y, K Windebank)
• Trap 2: Sailorshomexocet (B, 2y, S Manthorpe)
• Trap 3: Glideaway Danny (D, 2y, L Brown)
• Trap 4: Swift Bachelor (D, 3y, R D Copping)
• Trap 5: Rolo Crunch (D, 1y, C Morris)
• Trap 6: Lemon Charlie (B, 2y, K Windebank)

Analysis:

Glideaway Danny has the only form record in this contest and it reads strongly. The two-year-old finished second at this track and grade just six days ago, losing by only a length from Trap 3. More importantly, he has two wins from his last five runs, including a commanding victory at A3 grade on 5 April where he led from the middle sections and won by three-quarters of a length. His form comments show consistent middle-trap running, with wins coming from strong early moves into the race. On 14 March he won by two lengths in the first half, and on 5 April he made a similar attacking move.

Yarmouth’s compact circuit suits dogs who can settle in the middle traps and build momentum through the middle stages of a 462m race. At 462m, Glideaway Danny’s three wins at this trip demonstrate he gets home strongly. While his most recent outing saw him finish second, the narrow margin suggests he remains in prime form. Against limited opposition with minimal form available, his proven record here is a decisive advantage.

NAP: Glideaway Danny, Trap 3. The dog has won twice from five recent outings at this track and grade, with solid mid-race positioning and a clear liking for the 462m trip.

Meeting Overview

Saturday’s full card comprises 12 races, all active. The feature at 19:25 is a competitive A2 grade at the standard 462m trip. The meeting runs from 19:08 to 22:22, giving punters a full evening of Norfolk racing. Trap bias favours high-draw dogs at sprint distances, but the 462m trip is more balanced across all gate positions.

Punters’ Notes

Check starting prices in the 15 minutes before each race, when the market firms. Greyhound odds at Yarmouth are best found on Betfair, Bet365, Sky Bet and William Hill. Forecast betting (predicting the first and second in order) offers value in competitive A2 races like this opener, especially where form data is sparse across the field. Consider reverse forecasts if your NAP is uncertain of the placings.