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The Journey of the Havana Class Champion
Few animals exhibit loyalty and devotion quite like a dog. Their love for their owners transcends mere affection; it often borders on worship. This unwavering bond endures even ...
Undulation Ends On a High Note
One of Ireland’s most beloved and accomplished racing greyhounds, Undulation, has officially retired after sustaining an injury during the quarter-finals of the Boylesports ...
November Grade 1 & 2 Races: Overview & Predictions
As we near the year's end, the Grade 1 Open Race Schedule, originally announced by the GBGB in late 2023, has undergone some updates. Notably, the Grand National, initially set ...
How Long Do Racing Greyhounds Live?
Greyhounds, a breed renowned for their speed and elegance, typically enjoy a lifespan ranging from 10 to 14 years . However, this estimate can vary depending on several ...
Champion of the 1955 Greyhound Derby: Rushton Mac
In the 1950s, the citizens of post-war England were eager to reclaim the joys of life that had been interrupted by World War II. They embraced a peaceful existence, established ...
Is it Possible for Anyone to Own a Racing Greyhound?
Owning a racing greyhound in the UK is an exciting yet serious commitment, accessible to many yet demanding in terms of time, responsibility, and cost.   How to Own a Racing ...
TV Trophy Overview
The TV Trophy greyhound race boasts a unique and captivating format. Unlike traditional events, it does not have a set location; instead, it travels from venue to venue, akin ...
Are muzzles really necessary to wear during racing?
In greyhound racing, muzzles play a critical role in safeguarding both the dogs and the integrity of the race. These protective devices are essential for preventing injuries, ...
In Memory of Sprinter Jimmy Lollie
Class A is the most prevalent category in UK greyhound racing, encompassing distances from 380m to 520m. In contrast, the shorter sprint distances found in Class D, ranging ...