Tuesday Greyhounds Tips: Two to watch from Swindon

Our resident expert Trap2Line is back with his Tuesday Greyhound tips, which both come from Swindon.

You can find his reasoning below...

18:08 Swindon - Gwan Keano @ SP

Very unlucky last two runs - stumbled traps latest when well supported, and lost more ground doing that than was beaten, time before backed off the boards and noted making serene late headway just not getting to the winner.

T2 the key to our race, on all form she leads us up and that will set the race up perfectly for us, we can track the pace and pick leaders up late.

T3 another pup times don't compare to ours when you pick races apart and will be on the wrong side of T2 at the bend, T4 was running in A5s in December but he was off for nearly three months but since return hasn't performed very well and drops to basement grade tonight. However, if coming back to form could rate a danger to us in T1.

T5 another that will put pace to the race but again final times aren't quick enough, T6 another early-pace sprinter type doesn't really stay the four-bend trip. So that leads me back to us on T1 where we will track the pace.

20:07 Swindon - Ashway Cruiser @ SP

Recently dropped from A4 to A5 and will appreciate running against lesser types as has been in with a lot quicker dogs and races that have been won in sub 29 seconds.

T1 is a very solid A5 runner and is always there or thereabout, seems to have a good draw on the rails.

T2 will move off out the traps as drawn and normally runs in the T3/T4 lane on the run up so could crowd the runners on her right.

T3 slowly away could be involved in that early crowding, if he is able to avoid the bump and the race becomes crowded he is very strong and could pick up the pieces.

T4 early pace type will be vying for the lead, overall form and times is uninspiring, though. T5, a true middle runner, has been out of form and likely to go off the outsider this evening. So that leaves us in T6, we have solid form and can turn more prominent than usual.

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