GREYHOUND RACING BETTING TIPS – SATURDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2026 – ROMFORD

Greyhound racing returns to Romford on Saturday evening, with plenty of high-quality races to look forward to. Louie Truman has picked out four selections for this weekend's greyhound racing tips.

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6:42PM – 400M A4 – RIPTIDE (TRAP 3)

My first tip comes in at 6.42, and I'm with Riptide, who's drawn in trap 3. Riptide has made a promising start to his career, winning two of his first four races. His latest win came on November 4th when he recorded a time of 24.58 seconds. During this win, he was brilliant out of the boxes; his opening sectional time was 3.76 seconds. Riptide also won over the same course and distance on 21st October, finishing half a length ahead of Kingsroad Rocket.

Both wins came from trap 3, which is a positive; he steps up to A4, but I think he can improve on his recent performances. Bubbly Everest is one of the main dangers after running well in an A3, but I think Riptide will be too quick out of the boxes.

7:02PM – 400M A5 – HESARIGHTBUCKO (TRAP 3)

For my next selection at Romford, I'm sticking with trap 3. In the 7.02, I can see Hesarightbucko doing the business. He's in great form at the moment, winning three of his last four starts. His latest win came over 575 meters at the end of October. He made all the running after taking the lead at the first bend and eventually finished two lengths ahead of Jeopardy Diva. I can see the drop down to 400 meters being positive, as he has proven form over that distance.

His previous win over 400 meters was on October 20th, beating a dog called Stonepark Susie by three-quarters of a length in 24.27 seconds. That performance came from trap 3, and he's won four of his 13 career starts and finished second on another four occasions, which is a good record.

Droopys Granny looks a danger following some good performances at Romford, while Sparkling Kerena has plenty of early speed. However, Hesarightbucko has shown he can finish his races well, and I think he has a good chance of recording another win if he can avoid trouble.

7:22PM – 400M A8 – KATHY (TRAP 6)

I fancy Kathy to come out on top in the 7.22. She's drawn in trap 6 and only ran at Romford eight times. However, her recent performances have been much better. On November 3rd, she recorded her first career win, beating Scooby Dior by an impressive six and a half lengths. She broke out of the boxes well and led the race throughout, recording an excellent time of 24.42 seconds.

However, Kathy was unable to build on that win. Last weekend, she finished fourth behind Milltown Kim, although she was only beaten by two and three-quarter lengths after a slow start and trouble at the opening bend. She returns to trap 6, the same box she won from earlier this month, and I think that gives her a good chance of avoiding trouble.

Old Fort Wifi is another runner worth respecting after winning well at the beginning of November, while Binksy Dobbie has been consistent in recent weeks.

8:42PM – 400M A3 – EASY ANNA (TRAP 4)

Lastly, I'm siding with Easy Anna, who has been one of the best greyhounds at Romford. She's won her last three races, progressing through A6, A5 and A4 races. She has the chance to make it four consecutive wins. Her latest win came on 7th November, when she beat Biscuit Dunker by half a length, recording a time of 24.23 seconds.

Her previous win was arguably even more impressive. On 31st October, Easy Anna clocked 24.19 seconds when beating Droopys Granny by one and a quarter length. She's also been brilliant from the traps, recording identical opening sectionals of 3.71 seconds in her last two appearances.