Nottingham Greyhound Stats – 2025
Nottingham Greyhound Stats – 2025
Nottingham Greyhound Stats – 2025
All eyes on the Cowick Road venue, Nottingham, on Monday, August 18, with the Arena Racing Company Puppy Classic heats taking centre stage with the Category One final taking place a week later on Monday, August 25, with £12,500 up for grabs.
Let’s delve into the stats for the East Midlands venue.
If you’re looking for stats, then Greyhound Stats UK is the go-to website for all Greyhound Racing Statistics. The website offers an insight into stats like average winning time in each grade, which trap wins the most races and winning times over all distances run at the track.
Nottingham, for example, over the four-bend 500-metre trip shows T2 is the most common winner with 18.9% of races, closely followed by T1 with 18.3% of wins.
According to the Greyhoundstats.co.uk website, T6 is the least prolific winning trap with just 14.9% of races won from the striped jacket of the standard 500m distance.
The two-bend 305-metre trip has T5 out in front with 20.4% of wins with traps 2 and 3 in joint second on 19.6%.
Let’s take a look at the fastest winners of 2025 for the most commonly used distances at Nottingham Greyhound Stadium.
The 305m sprint trip has the Patrick Janssens-trained flying machine Romeo Steel out in front with a 17.32 run recorded on Monday, March 17. Romeo Steel also holds second place on the leaderboard with a 17.38 run a week before that. Magical Bluebear is next in with a 17.55 run recorded on Monday, April 7.
The four-bend 500-metre quickest time of the year goes to Jetstream Breeze with a 29.16 run in early April. Carrick Fergie, who runs in the Ladbrokes Gold Cup semi-finals at Monmore on Saturday night, is in second with a 29.25 run. Romeo Alliance who lines up from T4 in the ARC Puppy Classic semi-final on Monday, August 18 is third on the list. Can the Patrick Janssens-trained son of Romeo Magico dip below 29.16 this coming Monday?
The six-bend 680 quickest time of the year so far goes to Beatties Electra who bolted up on Monday, August 11 with a flying 41. 38, a length quicker than Vale Bluebell, who recorded the second and third-quickest times of the year. Electra and Bluebell will clash in the Category Three Arc Six Bend Dual Distance final on Monday, August 18.
Moving onto some of the other distances at the Colwick Road venue. The two-bend 255-metre-quickest time of the year is currently held by Transfusion in 14.86; Mosssrich Karen is next in at 14.87, with Droopys Aladdin taking third at 14.92. The 480m distance has English Derby semi-finalist No Better Feelin out in front with a 28.38 run with Skyfall Mini in second at 28.43. The six-bend 730m trip sees Droopys Flare (44.49) and Breton Molly (44.51) clear of Vale Bluebell (44.95) in third.
On Monday, August 18, all eyes will be on the ARC Puppy Classic semi-finals at Nottingham with the final taking place a week later with free admission on offer.
Ticket and restaurant information is available via the Nottingham Greyhound Stadium website.
