Greyhound Racing Tips for Saturday, October 10th 2026

First race in 1d 2h

We take in greyhound action from The Meadows and Wentworth Park on Saturday, where there are some quality greyhounds on display. The Meadows features the Great Chase Semifinals, and Wenty has the Young Star Heats, so it’s going to be a cracking night of action on the track.

The Meadows Tips

Race 5. (19:53) Great Chase Semifinal 1 (525m)

#3 - Erase and Rewind @ $3.70

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Boasting four wins from her last five starts is Erase and Rewind, who was too good for them at Sale last time out.

The one-year-old daughter of Aussie Infrared is a six-time winner from 11 starts overall, and she only needs to pick the jump to go close.

The speed is on her inside, but she can hold them off.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 6. (20:11) Great Chase Semifinal 2 (525m)

#1 - Xara's Leon @ $4.20

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Joshua Formosa lines up Xara’s Leon, who was too good for them at Sandown Park last time out when scoring by 2.5 lengths.

The one-year-old son of Droopy’s Sydney owns four wins and 10 placings overall, and although the hot favourite will be tough to beat, he has enough speed to win.

The inside trap is ideal, and he could lead throughout.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 7. (20:29) Great Chase Semifinal 3 (525m)

#8 - Going Nuclear @ $3.30

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Going Nuclear is living up to his name after posting three wins from six starts, including last time out at Geelong.

The one-year-old son of Bernardo won by three lengths when leading throughout, and he could cross the field from a wide draw.

It’s a tough race, but if he jumps well, the rest could get into traffic problems.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 8. (20:53) Great Chase Semifinal 4 (525m)

#6 - Pure Silk @ $4.40

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Shooting for three consecutive wins is Pure Silk, who held off the smart Cobble Hill last time out at Ballarat.

The one-year-old daughter of Bernardo won her only start at the track and distance, and she’s a quality six-time winner overall.

If she gets out of the traps well, she could hold them off late.

Stake: 1 Unit

Wentworth Park Tips

Race 4. (20:04) Young Star Heat 1 (520m)

#7 - Exorbitant @ $2.00

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Exorbitant has made an excellent start to his career, posting 10 wins and five placings from 15 starts.

The two-year-old son of Bernardo won by 3.5 lengths last time out, and we expected him to be paying around $1.75 for this race.

Her best time is scorching, so take the odds before they firm on race day.

Stake: 3 Units

Race 5. (20:22) Young Star Heat 2 (520m)

#4 - Winsome Jumbo @ $4.60

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Boasting five wins from nine starts is Winsome Jumbo, who was too good for them last start as a $1.60 chance.

The one-year-old is a serious dog on the rise, and despite getting a tough draw, we thought his odds would be much shorter than $4.60.

He’s a good each-way bet at the current odds.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 6. (20:45) Young Star Heat 3 (520m)

#2 - Miss Glamourpuss @ $3.20

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Shooting for five consecutive wins is Miss Glamourpuss, who held on gamely to win at Bulli last time out.

This is a different kettle of fish, but the two-year-old has enough experience to beat this field, as she’s a 14-time winner.

That’s tough to ignore, so she goes on top in an even race.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 7. (21:04) Young Star Heat 4 (520m)

#8 - Zipping Ruger @ $2.25

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Zipping Ruger could fire a shot on Saturday night after finishing an unlucky third last time out behind Joanne.

That came last Saturday, and he didn’t get any favours from the jump, so we’re hoping he jumps on terms with them.

He owns a 29.30, so he’s a slick greyhound.

Stake: 2 Units

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