Yarmouth Greyhound Tips | 27 May 2026

Yarmouth Greyhound Tips – Wednesday 27 May 2026

Yarmouth hosts 12 races on Wednesday evening, starting at 18:14 across Norfolk’s traditional sand surface. This East Anglian coastal venue promises competitive action from A1 down to A4 grades, with all races over the standard 462m trip.

18:48 – Grade A3, 462m

Bluejig Tank has shown solid form in this grade, posting a recent win from Trap 1 on 9 March (by 1 length, 4.00). His consistent pattern is rails-to-middle running, and at Yarmouth Trap 1 he has proved effective. However, his last two runs show deterioration: 5th by 7 lengths (8 April) and 3rd by a nose (1 April). Carrickhill Matt is a young runner who has struggled in recent Yarmouth outings, finishing 4th in his last three A2/OR attempts. Wait For This is only one run deep at this grade (2nd by 4 lengths from Trap 4 on 16 May), showing promise but with limited evidence. NAP: Bluejig Tank, Trap 1. His winning experience at this grade and track gives him the edge despite recent form wobble, and the rails draw supports his natural running style.

19:56 – Grade A2, 462m

Golden Passion heads the card in excellent form, with a recent win from Trap 3 at A3 (9 May, by a nose, 3.25) followed by a close second at A2 (18 May, by 4.75 lengths, 3.00). She has been running mid-to-rails consistently and adapted well to both grades. Wrong Not Wright has a mixed profile: a recent second from Trap 2 at A2 (3 May, 3.25) but then deteriorated badly in a staying race at Doncaster (23 May, 4th by 23.25 lengths at 661m). Glideaway Danny’s form reads 3-6-2-4-1 over his last five, showing inconsistency, though his latest third (20 May) suggests stabilisation. NAP: Golden Passion, Trap 2. She has the tightest recent form, superior grading record, and the mid-trap will suit her running style at Yarmouth where Trap 3 and 4 have shown the strongest records historically (22% and 27% respectively). Expect forecast value if she leads early.

20:31 – Grade A1, 462m

This is the night’s most competitive race. Airport Merry has won at A3 (8 April, Trap 3, by 2.75 lengths, 2.10) and placed at higher grades, including an open race second at Suffolk Downs (31 March). She is proven at this track and in top form. Roanna Twostroke is similarly solid with a recent A1 win from Trap 3 (15 April, by half a length, 12.00), but her last two runs show decline: 5th (22 April) and 4th (2 May). Wee Mac Kate won at A1 from Trap 1 (2 March, by 3.5 lengths), but her subsequent three runs at Yarmouth Trap 1 have yielded 4th, 5th, and 4th place finishes. Trap 4 bias is strongest at this distance (27%), and neither leading runner has recent data from that trap. Kilara Trojan, Muxton Lady, and Lincoln Impact lack recent form data, making them speculative. NAP: Airport Merry, Trap 2. Her A3 win, open race experience, and recent consistency edge out the field. She has proven Yarmouth form and mid-trap positioning suits her style.

21:23 – Grade A4, 462m

Droopys Natalie shows the strongest recent record: two wins in succession from Traps 2 and 1 at A6/A5 (13 and 4 May) before a respectable third at A4 on 20 May. She has been quick away and led throughout her winning runs. Curraleigh Rose won at A4 (26 April, Trap 3, narrowly) but her form since has deteriorated with two fifths in three runs. Derrygrath Freya has struggled in Trap 1 at A4 with a recent sixth place (20 May) and no wins at this grade in five recent attempts. NAP: Droopys Natalie, Trap 2. Her consecutive wins at lower grades and sharp finishing style give her the class edge in a weak A4 contest. She is fit and in-form, and Trap 2 provides good balance for the 462m.

Check starting prices 20 minutes before each race. Betfair, Bet365, and William Hill offer the best greyhound markets. Forecast and reverse forecast betting is popular at Yarmouth; couple Droopys Natalie and Golden Passion in multiple races for value across the card.