Tuesday Greyhounds Tips: Magic time in the north-east tonight?

Our man Trap2Line has chosen two greyhounds for our attention on Tuesday evening; one from Swindon, and the other is running up at Sunderland. He's expecting fireworks from a couple of potential rockets. Here's the story;

Today's Greyhound Odds

T2 (Gwan Keano) 19:16 Swindon @ SP

Debut last week, and looked to be getting the hang of things the further the race went. Left many lengths at the start with a slow break, better surely expected with the amount of money that was down on this runner, and I'm hoping compensation awaits this evening.

How I see tonight's race going - with no T1 in the race we can quickly seize control of the rails and with T3 moving more mid-to-wide we are going to have acres of space on the inside.

T3 will move off out of the traps and cause some early crowding for the remainder of the runners. T4 won on debut but the time was nothing special and will struggle to get clear early here with T3 coming into his path.

T5 is poor in A8 but does better in A9 races, overall form disappointing though, and not for me. T6 is on debut tonight and could be the one that follows us in, granted our improvement from last week. If we do fluff our lines again I can see T6 taking advantage.

T4 (Born Magic) 20:36 Sunderland @ SP

Still on the return from injury and seems to be getting fitter each run. Pitched in at the at deep end the last twice in open races, but this A2 is much more to our liking and on paper we have an exceptional make-up when you start to pick this race apart.

How I see this race panning out - T1 normally is slowly into stride and that in itself will bring trouble for that runner this evening; its back form does have one really quick run when pinging the lids, but on the whole there have been many missed breaks.

It's the same story for T2, even though I consider this runner being the danger again - lots of average breaks of late. All three inside runners have similar split times so I see trouble on the run-up and into the 1st bend.

T3 overall has only average early splits, T5 is another slow to go runner who will struggle to overcome that start here and get into the contest, while T6 could pace up from the outside.

Granted our draw however I feel we get first run on that runner, who then can act as a goalkeeper for us and repel all the strong runners. What I see is us pacing up and leading the inside by a few lengths at the bend, miss the trouble, and then have enough in the tank off the last to hold on close home.

Confident selection.

Greyhound Betting Tips from Betfred Insights.