Sunday Greyhound Tips: All eyes on Towcester on Sunday

Join our resident greyhound guru, Michael Smyth (@bettingjungle on X), as he picks out a trio of top tips from today's racing at Towcester.

Keep reading for our Sunday Greyhound Tips.

1 pt 15:13 Towcester – Shadow Storm (T3) @ SP

All eyes on Towcester this afternoon with eight opens and four graded races taking place at the Northamptonshire venue. At 15:13 look out for the Richard Rees-trained superstar SHADOW STORM, who lines up from T3.

A winner of the Category Two Time Greyhound Nutrition Sprint, Coral Sussex Cup Sprint, Arc Scurry Gold Cup and Arc National Sprint, it's clear to see why the July 2023 son of Ballymac Best will prove popular in the market for this race. As ever, over the two-bend 270-metre trip, the break and run into the corner will prove vital.

Shadow Storm is three from three at Towcester but has never run from T3, but if he pops out and leads round, he can make all and land the Orchestrate Sprint. Ballymac Kobe (T1) and King Presley (T6) are both class acts on the going day and rate as dangers.

Mickys Tribute (T5) has won his last two races over hurdles at Star Pelaw and is an interesting runner on his return to flat action.

1 pt 15:51 Towcester – Radical Story (T3) @ SP

The Orchestrate Maiden Stayers open race at 15:51 over the six-bend 712-metre trip can go to the Craig Morris-trained Yarmouth raider RADICAL STORY from T3.

The March 2024 son of Ballymac Cashout caught the eye in early March, staying on well over 462 metres at Yarmouth and 660 metres at Sheffield. This step up in distance will suit and granted a clear run, the middle seed can power through late on and take this. The Frank Gray-trained wide seed Essjey Sonia (T6) will attempt to make all and would be a danger if she got a soft lead.

Makeit Poppy (T2), also from the Gray kennel, won well in S2 graded company on March 21 and is worth noting in the market.

1 pt 17:06 Towcester – Reality Power (T4) @ SP

The third and final selection from Towcester is REALITY POWER (T4) in the Orchestrate Marathon over the eight-bend 942-metre trip. The Robert Emery-trained middle seed was involved in a very eventful race at Central Park last week over 946 metres, where it's safe to say they could have gone a little quicker on the second circuit, and it turned into a case of after you sir.

The afternoon Inffield Fifi (T2) from the Paul Young Romford kennel looks the likely leader, but she will be vulnerable late on and its Reality Power who can track the pace and pounce late on to claim this Marathon open race. Bombay Hilda (T5) will be flying home and is worth including in forecast bets.

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