Trainer Stats- Graded Racing stats for 2025, based on 100 runs at their track

Trainer Stats- Graded Racing stats for 2025, based on 100 runs at their track

People love a stat. No matter what the sport, whether it's football, cricket, horse racing or greyhound racing, people just love a good stat.

In recent weeks and months, I've seen a few with football and cricket that just make you think what a great stat that is!

Take for example in cricket, India's 471 First Innings score in the current Test Match v England is the lowest all-out total in Test History to contain three individual hundreds.  You also have the one with Sir Alastair Cook and Joe Root, who were both 31 years and 157 days old when they both reached 10,000 Test runs.

In football, 35% of Arsenal's trophies are Community Shields.  There was also a scenario in the later stages of last season where Coventry could have been promoted to the Premier League and Preston relegated to League One, despite Coventry having lost more games.

Now, greyhound racing doesn't necessarily have stats like that. But it certainly has more than it's fair share of genuine statistics which can come in handy for betting purposes. 

Greyhound Stats UK is the go-to website for all your Greyhound Racing Statistics. Whether you've always wondered which trap performs best at certain tracks, how a certain trainer has been faring in recent weeks and months or just how many favourites have been winning at a certain track in graded or open race action, then all this can be found on their website. Below is a list of the available stats for trainers, greyhounds, tracks and favourites, so whatever you after, then click the link below.

The Greyhound Stats UK website can be found by clicking here

Today, we take a look at each track's graded trainers and their stats for the year so far, based on 100 runners at their track

Central Park

Paul Donovan leads the way with a win percentage of just under 25%

Doncaster

Phil Milner sits at the top of the standings with a 32.85% win percentage, the second highest in the country

Harlow

Kevin Cobbold is top at Harlow, with just 2% covering the top four trainers

Hove

Richard Rees leads a packed field at Hove

Kinsley

Douglas Wright tops the current standings at Kinsley

Monmore

Pat Doocey leads the way at Monmore with Richie Taberner in hot pursuit

Newcastle

Not much between Chloe Hardy and Stephen Caile up at Newcastle

Nottingham

Lynn Cook at the head of affairs at Nottingham  

Oxford 

Kevin Hutton is out on his own at Oxford with a huge percentage of 34.35%, the highest in the country

Star Pelaw

Ben McPhillips leads the way at Star Pelaw (based on 50 runs due to lack of races)

Perry Barr

Philip Holder is just over 1% clear of nearest rival John Lambe

Romford 

Dave Mullins leads the way from Tilena Welch and Gemma Evans, with 0.48% covering the three

Sheffield

Rose Draper heads the Sheffield standings in her first year as a trainer 

Sunderland

Mark Bulmer out clear on his own at Sunderland

Swindon

Paul Foster has a decent advantage at the head of affairs at Swindon

Towcester

Seamus Gaughan in front at Towcester by less than 1% from Jason Smith 

Valley

Donna Davy leads the way at the Welsh track

Yarmouth 

Despite now training at Harlow, Darren Whitton leads the rankings at Yarmouth from John Mullins