Why the current guide is a mess

People keep missing races because the schedule looks like a spreadsheet from the 90s. By the way, you’re still using a PDF that updates once a year? That’s a relic.

What you need to know right now

First, every major network — Sky Sports, BT Sport, and the niche greyhound channels — has a distinct slot. Look: Sky Sports Greyhounds runs 6 pm to 10 pm on weekdays, while weekends shift to a 4 pm start.

Weekday breakdown

Monday through Thursday, prime time is a tight 4-hour window. The first hour is live racing, the next two are replays and analysis, the final hour is a highlight reel. And here is why you should set alerts: the live feed never repeats.

Weekend strategy

Saturday mornings feature a marathon of back-to-back races, then a break, then the evening showdown. Sunday flips the script: early afternoon races, then a late-night feature. Miss the early slot and you lose the most betting action.

How to lock it in

Grab your calendar, block the exact times, and sync with your TV guide app. No more scrolling. No more guessing. The Channel Guide and Schedule 2026 is the only source you need.

Final move

Set a recurring reminder for the first race each day. That’s it.