Blue Kermaro’s career cut short after injury at Albion Park

Blue Kermaro retired due to injury

‘s illustrious career in greyhound racing has come to an end after the champion sustained a hock injury during the Series at .

The injury, which involves torn ligaments in the hock, was confirmed following his match race against Danger Zone, where he was leading before going amiss during the run.

While the injury is not life-threatening, it has ruled out any possibility of a return to racing.

Blue Kermaro’s achievements have left an indelible mark on the sport.

Million Dollar Chase Race Replay – Blue Kermaro (29.41)


His most notable victory came in October 2024, when he defied the odds to secure the Million Dollar Chase title.

In December, he added another major accolade by winning the inaugural Group 1 Paul Wheeler Simply The Best event at .

Across his career, he competed 33 times, recording 11 wins, 12 placings, and earning a staggering $1.18 million in prize money.

Purchased early in his career for $10,000 after two modest starts, Blue Kermaro quickly became one of the standout greyhounds of 2024.

His consistent performances saw him place in his last 10 starts, often against the sport’s toughest competitors.

Group 1 Paul Wheeler Race Replay – Blue Kermaro (29.40)


This exceptional run of form underlined his talent and determination, even in the face of the challenges posed by top-tier races.

The for Blue Kermaro lies in stud duties.

As the highest-earning progeny of , his retirement paves the way for a promising career as a sire.

His lineage and remarkable position him as a valuable addition to the breeding landscape, where his influence on the next generation of greyhounds is highly anticipated.


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