Rockhampton free greyhound racing tips & quaddie | December 27
Rockhampton is set to host a 12-race program on Wednesday night from 6:35PM local time. The meeting is headlined by the best eight 407m race, where Ring Me and Rybolt will battle out the finish once again.
Race 3: Sweet Valentine (2)
Sweet Valentine has started her career off in terrific order. From her six starts, she has won two races and placed in a further three, recording a personal best of 23.51 over the track and trip. She flew the lids from box eight three weeks ago and was only caught late by Cyndie's Hope in a flying 23.44. She maps well on Wednesday night, with a risky beginner drawn inside as well as two slow box dogs towards her outside. Expect her to find the lead with ease and take plenty of catching.
Best Bet
Race 3 – 
Ring Me (2)
Form: 241133 | Career: 6: 2-1-2 | Trainer: Dallas Beckett
Race 11: Farmor Leeway (5)
Farmor Leeway has raced consistently since relocating to Rockhampton under the guidance of Steven Scott. In his six starts, he has managed to record one win and three minor-place efforts including a personal best time of 24.01. He hasn't been able to find the front in his past three starts, which has cost him as he produces his best when leading. There doesn't appear to be a great deal of speed drawn inside him, and with a clean getaway, he should lead this race.
Next Best
Race 11 – 
Farmor Leeway (5)
Form: 736133 | Career: 29: 2-1-6 | Trainer: Steven Scott
Race 10: Tiger Mum (1)
Tiger Mum is currently racing in career-best form and appears well suited in Wednesday's race. In her last three starts she has managed to run third on two occasions including a personal best of 23.94 behind Cyndie's Hope and Sweet Valentine. She jumped better than anything last start before being checked and shuffled back towards last. The run was a lot better than it reads on paper. She has drawn box one twice for two placings and will be looking to put a win on the board.
Best Value
Race 10 – 
Tiger Mum (1)
Form: 433487 | Career: 36: 3-4-6 | Trainer: Raymond Young
