Saturday Greyhounds Tips: Trap2Line eyes up two for Saturday

Our resident Greyhounds tipster Trap2Line had no joy on Friday as neither of his two picks stormed to victory.

He had a second-place finish at Romford but he will look for greater success with his Saturday Greyhounds Tips, which come from Yarmouth and Central Park.

20:29 Yarmouth - T4 (Jimbo Junior) @ SP

Solid A4 runner, fancied four out of the last five runs going off favourite, very competitive in the grade and will be there or thereabouts this evening, also with having a vacant trap outside us that will give us the room to pace up and control this race from the off.

T1 has good form and times in A5 grade, recently struggled when stepping back up to this A4 grade, ran out of it latest after showing good early pace, had a clear run but dropped away, will need to be better tonight to figure. T2 pup that hasn't challenged so far in his short career, but with any pup extreme improvement can happen at any time, nothing on form or times draws me to this runner in the context of tonight's race. 

T4 is our main danger, good early and has recently stepped up from two bends to four. Hasn't looked the best stayer though late on in four- bend races and I feel will draw us out of T4 and we can pick this runner up late in the day. 

T6, previously a high class runner, getting on a bit in age and form has taken a nose dive, will be the outsider in tonight's race, not for me. So back to us, T3 to lead, we turn handy and stay on best off the last bend to pick T3 up and win this race going away. Confident pick.

20:19 Central Park - T3 (Rioja Oisin) @ SP

One of if not thee quickest dog in the country over two bends and returns this evening after a layoff, all is well as in 3 trials broke 15 seconds twice at Oxford and got near the track record here on first look, this long run to the bend at Central Park will be key to our chances and with there being no T2 runner we will have acres of space to pace up and clear this field at the bend.

T1 mixes between top grade D1 and minor opens, hasn't raced against anything like the calibre of T3 and will be outpaced as soon as the traps rise. T4 will give us lots of room edging out the traps, another that is returning from injury, some solid course and distance times but still three lengths slower than our time last week. 

T5 had this been at Oxford I feel this runner would've been right there and I feel saves all his best form for that venue, will pace up and could hinder T6 at the bend as drawn. T6 track record holder here and has broken 16 seconds twice recently, all about early so you will know straight away if this one has a chance if he gets out in front, tonight I don't see this runner having as much pace as us and I feel we go around underneath this runner at the bend and kick on for an impressive comeback victory before going on to better things. Solid choice.

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