What days does Oxford Stadium hold greyhound racing, and what are the start times?

Oxford races on five days each week. BAGS meetings run on Monday (first race 14:26), Tuesday (14:26) and Thursday (10:32), providing afternoon and morning fixtures broadcast to betting shops via SIS. Evening meetings take place on Friday and Saturday, both starting at 17:47. These evening cards tend to feature higher-grade races and open events. The schedule can shift around bank holidays and special event weekends, so it is worth checking the official Oxford Stadium site for the latest fixture list.

What are the race distances at Oxford, and which trap wins most often?

Oxford runs three distances: 253 metres (sprint), 450 metres (standard) and 650 metres (stayers). The dominant trap across graded racing is Trap 5, which wins 23.5% of races based on a sample of 345 winners in 2026 — significantly above the expected 16.7% average. Trap 4 (19.9%) and Trap 1 (19.7%) also perform above par, while Trap 6 (16.0%) is the weakest draw. The bias is most pronounced on the sprint trip, where a single bend magnifies the advantage of favourable draw positions.

How can I check Oxford greyhound results and where is the best archive?

Live and recent Oxford dogs results are available through the official Oxford Stadium website, which publishes racecards and finishing positions for every meeting. For deeper statistical analysis — including trap stats, fastest times and trainer records — Greyhound Stats UK provides comprehensive data updated after each card. Historical results from before the 2012 closure can be found through the Greyhound Racing Times archive and Wikipedia's Oxford Stadium page, though detailed race-by-race data from the pre-closure era is limited compared to the post-2022 dataset.

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