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Updated outright prices for six competitions this weekend

The high volume of excellent racing continues this weekend with three big finals as well as three other competitions hitting the semi-final stage.

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Matt Newman
14 Oct 2026
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Premier Greyhound Racing Kent Derby final 

The 491m contest on Saturday night could be one of the best races of the entire year! With some bookmakers a point and a third covers the top four in the betting and even at best odds, just two points splits them. It is a mouthwatering final in prospect made up of some of the finest four-bend performers in the country. May the best dog win!


2/1 Proper Heiress

11/4 Scooby The Lady, Underground Gold

4/1 Annadown Warrior

20/1 Scooby Mustang

50/1 Watcha Gotcookin

Bar 1 Racing Laurels final

At Cork on Saturday night there is another outstanding final as the Laurels comes to a close. Ballymac Setanta was a beaten favourite in the race last year but gets his chance to put that defeat right this weekend as he is set to go off as the market leader once more.


13/8 Ballymac Setanta

5/2 Droopys Unreal, Slick Sanctuary

6/1 Ballymac Kamala

25/1 Magical Jet

33/1 Sure Exile

BetGoodwin Steel City Cup final

The third big final of a crackerjack of a weekend is at Sheffield on Sunday where Woltemade bids for a sensational fifth Category One win of the year in his six final at the top table. Least we forget that he also won the Category Two Harry Burton Trophy! There are some smart rivals against him but he has the orange jacket on his back which he has worn to victory in all four Cat One wins.


5/4 Woltemade

11/4 Magical Keith

11/2 Grouchos Cossie

7/1 Moanteen Hatton

9/1 Holding Blaze

14/1 Adelinesfirstdog

Coral 100 Champion Stakes semis

There are also three Category One competitions which reach the semi-final stage this weekend, starting on Friday night at Romford with their third and final 575m Cat One of the year. Newinn Jolly was the standout performer in the heats but the sponsors have been cautious about some of his biggest rivals as well. 


4/1 Newinn Jolly

9/2 Goldcash Warrior, Grouchos Gregor

6/1 Ballymac Ralf

8/1 Bubbly Kingdom, Carrick Scholsey, Fortanach Col

20/1 Bubbly Hogan

25/1 Magical Hawk, Zenith Jimbombom

33/1 Aayamza Legend, Charlie Loves Me, Droopys Invent

50/1 Bubbly Holly

80/1 Bubbly Babs, Izzys Tenpin

100/1 Don Cici, Finchogue Fury

Premier Greyhound Racing Oaks semis

The bitches classic heads to the final 18 on Saturday night at Dunstall Park, with some seriously talented girls on show. Strike It Skye has set the standard in both rounds so far but the Graham Holland team still have all four of their entries in the running, showcasing the remarkable depth of the talent pool on offer there. 


4/1 Fahrenheit Jess, Strike It Skye

6/1 Ballydoyle Tina

7/1 Bombay Special, Newinn Uganda, Slingshot Poppy

16/1 Headford Fiona

20/1 Dapper Daffy

22/1 Aayamza Shazza

25/1 Copney Queen, Signet Nayla

33/1 Ballymac Allory

40/1 Alright Tallent

100/1 Countess Penny, Holding Hollie, Kilwest Diva, The Other Winx

200/1 Resonate

Arena Racing Company Scurry Gold Cup semis

The speedballs are in action at Dunstall Park in the Scurry semis, with current track record holder Shadow Storm and Magical Jason who missed out by a single spot on equalling the clock in the heats at the head of the market. It is a deep competition, with some outstanding performers on show. 


7/4 Magical Jason 

4/1 Shadow Storm

9/2 Good Acclaim

9/1 Ballinakill Liam

12/1 Avarua Lake

16/1 Newinn Souly, Roanna Mamba

20/1 Turnthemagicon

25/1 Crafty Alejandro, Newinn Bachelor 

50/1 Duffin Dermy, Slingshot Gazza

66/1 Blow Out

100/1 Beatties Shine, Blackburnybullet

150/1 Headford Eimear, Millbank Got It, Not Now Alan

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