Thursday Greyhound Tips: Trap2Line is unanimous about his best bet

Our Greyhound tipster Trap2Line shares selections from Central Park and Newcastle for you to consider ahead of Thursday's racing.

Read on for his Thursday Greyhound Tips.

15:01 Central Park - Bregogue Rachel (T3) @ SP

BREGOGUE RACHEL has been rather unfortunate the last thrice, especially when badly crowded last time out and losing many lengths. She wasn't eaten far in the end, and I believe compensation awaits on Thursday afternoon.

We led the rival in T1 with ease last week, but trouble in running forced us to the back. We still nearly caught them close to home. We only have her to beat to grab the rail at the first bend, which could be huge in this race.

T2 is absent, while T4 was runner-up in last week's race. They also got a better run than we did, but I can't see a repeat this time.

T5 is the main danger going by last week's time. She got a really quick start, though, and isn't sure to repeat that this afternoon. They might still lead with a normal break, but I see us turning handier than usual.

Finally, T6 is a sprinter stepping up in trip. Good early speed, but potentially lacking in a finish. Could show up for the first few bends before dropping away in the second half of the race.

As long as Bregogue Rachel leads both T1 and T4, I think it's game on. She can turn prominently and close the gap into the third bend, before going away off the last.

21:28 Newcastle - Unanimous Kai (T6) @ SP

UNANIMOUS KAI was unlucky not here last week, with his rival in T5 getting off to a flying start resulting in bad crowding at the bend. There's nothing in T5 this evening and we're drawn for a solo out wide.

T1 returns from a three-month lay off. They showed good early speed in last week's trial, but overall times and form doesn't compare to ours.

T2 rates the main danger, but we have to turn the clock back to February when he blitzed the field in an invitation race for his last victory. He's not been so good since and may struggle to contain T1 early doors. That runner can hold T2 up, allowing us to gain first run on the outer.

T3 will be turning left at trap rise as he loves the rails. From then, they'll in all likelihood make a beeline for them early on, again causing more trouble for T2, who could be squeezed out.

T4 has a good draw but this ex-Sheffield sprinter may struggle in this class. A couple of quick splits of late may have him prominent entering the first bend.

The selection has a good draw on the outer, loads of room to pace up and go round on the shoulder of T4 and should avoid trouble on the inside before going clear.

This runner is my strongest fancy of the week so far.

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