Saturday Greyhound Tips: Trap2Line’s two best bets of the day

Our resident Greyhound tipster Trap2Line is here to provide you with insight on Saturday with his best bets of the day.

His Saturday Greyhound Tips are from Yarmouth and Central Park and you can check them out below.

19:55 Yarmouth - T4 (Colla Debs) @ SP

We returned to two bends last week after a run of four-bend races and was punted off the boards only to be put out of the race at the first bend, a lot better was expected with the amount of money put down, I feel compensation awaits this evening and as long as we can clear T3 on the run up it should be plain sailing from that point

T1 this four-bend runner has been off since May and will need this race tonight after only having one trial back, was running A2/A3 before layoff so does have some back form that could get into this race if fully wound up so you would be taking fitness on trust, not for me.

T2 A6 runner over four bends and no real two- bend form to speak of so will struggle to land a blow against these rivals tonight and to me will be priced as one of the outsiders.

T3 spell at Towcester was unsuccessful so returns to home track this evening, good early off four bends so we will have to be on our toes early on in this to avoid this runner on the run up and first bend, if we do that our chance increases 10 fold.

T5 top grade over four bends and has won two out of 7 D2 races so does bring some good form to the table, not so good in recent weeks but has been in against stronger opposition, if he runs his second June time of 16.47 he will win this hands down but currently isn't in that type of form so again I'm overlooking this runner because of that alone.

T6 A7/A8 over 4 bends, way off these on that form/grade, another one that will go off at a fancy price tonight.

So for us in T4, a good draw, we have good early pace and we should just about lead round, if we do we will kick on and win this by a couple of lengths. Solid selection.

19:45 Central Park - T6 (Chaddy Boy) @ SP

The move from T1 out to T6 could be a blessing in disguise for us as we were edging off on the run up in our races and being drawn out wide negates that and we can land this maiden final tonight from what looks like an excellent race make up.

T1 barely scrapped into the final after being exceptionally slowly away last week, I would've presumed a sprinter would have more early pace, rails draw is walkway worth a length or so but has to final 8-10 lengths this evening to get involved and I can't see that amount of improvement in this runner.

T2 middle runner, weakened off the last bend last week and picked up, could well lead for a few bends here tonight but again will be found wanting in the home straight, pass from me.

T3 led early but then rallied when headed last week, I can't see this runner clearing T2 on the run up as that runner will be edging into T3 running lane, both could spoil each others chances doing that, if however somehow getting clear could run well at a price as that was an eye catching return to four bends last week.

T4 won well from way off the pace last week, I'm unsure if this runner will get the luxury of the gaps opening tonight, always very slowly into stride, but pace from first bend to winning line is exceptional and if we get held up or hampered this runner could round the field off the last. But like I say I don't think we will get a clear run tonight.

T5 is more a middle runner than a wide runner and will edge in as drawn and there could be crowding between T2/T3/T4/T5, paving the way for us to be handier than normal at the bend.

So for us in T6, good draw, we should have loads of room on the outside, miss the trouble, maybe go round behind T2 and use a middle pace to draw level and pull clear. My eye will then be drawn as to where T4 is and hoping isn't on our shoulder, we will have enough in the tank to hold on to the last. Very strong selection.

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