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Remarkably, last Thursday’s SA Derby winner Ernie Bung Arrow, ran all over the shop but still managed a PB of 29.55 and the hard-railing Tonk...

Just before an election is a funny time for minority parties to start an inquiry into greyhound racing but that’s what the NSW Upper House...

Hunter Valley trainer Raymond Scully has burst into the spotlight in recent times, with the aptly named; Expect No Mercy. Setting the Maitland circuit alight...

There are two ways the industry can make money. One is to get more people to have a bet. The other is to spend capital...

A while back, Queensland had a clear option for a greyhound new track – Logan to the south-west of Brisbane. Everybody agreed. Then it had...

It hasn’t taken long for retired star sprinter Disintergrate to make his mark at stud having already produced outstanding young prospect, Nosey Rozy. Trained by...

Racing and Wagering West Australia (RWWA) Stewards have advised the results are complete from the analysis of Raceday Samples by Hong Kong Jockey Club Racing...

The battle between the ATO and big punter David Walsh is over, according to a report in the Hobart Mercury: “I have entered into a...

Last night at Angle Park we witnessed Group 1 racing at the highest level with eight heats of the Triple M Adelaide Cup where some...

Prize money increases are the talk of the town at the moment, but particularly in Queensland where there is much discussion about how much should...

Greyhound racing presents a huge contrast between old and new. As “Chasing Dreams” reminds us (available via GRV), clubs have been hugely dependent on the...

Xerox, struggling to survive the expiry of its patents on photocopying … developed the fax machine, the graphical interface which defines all modern computers, the...

There was movement at the station, the weather is closing in and the dogs are on the run. (Apologies to Banjo Paterson – it’s always...

Former NSW sprinter Blackalls Boss produced a sizzling performance to land the major prize in the 2012 Group 2 Skill Training Victoria Shepparton Cup final...

The picturesque country around Towcester in Northamtonshire in the UK is home to a Lord Esketh who donated part of his estate and some of...

One of my earliest memories of greyhound racing was at Harold Park, arguably then and still the finest example of a one-turn track. A big...

Interference decides the outcome of nearly half of all races, according to a study of Australian greyhound meetings between September 2011 and March 2012. The...

Victorian Racing Minister Napthine and GRV Chairman Caillard have been busy announcing a joint $2.8 million allocation to breeding incentives over the next four years....

At a gala AGRA Awards night held at the Royal On The Park Hotel in Brisbane Queensland the Australian Greyhound Racing Association last Friday night...

Last week’s discussion about professional punters – or one of them anyway – led into an assessment of how the business of racing is turning...

Smart chasers Decembrist (Big Daddy Cool – World’s Finest) and Sour Pop (Where’s Pedro – Sum Chance) staged a battle royal over the concluding stages...

It is never easy to get to the heart of things in the racing industry. Here are some topical examples. CASE 1. Earlier (see Truth...

Thanks to an intrepid band of volunteers, the failed conductor rail at the Devonport Raceway has been repaired and heats of the Devonport Cup scheduled...

A small example tells you a lot. If you downloaded a Horsham (Tuesday) GRV formguide on Monday afternoon this week, you would have been missing...

Some while back when Wentworth Park meetings were programmed on Saturdays and Mondays, I recall writing a piece about the doubts arising when dogs ran...