The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission has released an industry notice reminding participants of their greyhound location and treatment record requirements.

After 13 years of telling stories about the ‘true heart’ of greyhound racing, this edition of Chase Weekly is the finale for the publication.

Racing Queensland has unveiled its latest Size and Scope Report, which provides key economic data for the industry, and it’s pleasing to report that racing in Queensland continues to go from strength to strength.

The Q Column: It was certainly a weekend to remember for Darryl Thomas and Michelle Sultana after they oversaw a double at Q1 Lakeside last Saturday night, highlighted by a phenomenal victory from a chaser in just her second start.

Betting analyst Matt McCann shares his thinking on the likely contenders for the Nationals sprint and distance finals and straight track championship to be held at the end of August.

Despite some tough battles for greyhound racing, there are plenty of reasons why the industry will continue and flourish.

Rockhampton trainer Michael Boody credits late greyhound racing legend Mavis Bellamy with some great advice that helped him achieve a breakthrough win in the Townsville Cup in 2023. Boody shares his story ahead of this year’s event on September 11.

An industry notice issued by the QRIC has reminded trainers and handlers of their obligations to meet kennelling time requirements under Greyhounds Australasia Rules.

The Q Column: The state-of-the-art Queensland Greyhound Racing Club might have just staged a spectacular Winter Carnival, but this is only the beginning of great things to come.

Paul Dolan, greyhound journalist, historian and former top racecaller, turns ‘Quiz Master’ to test your knowledge of all things greyhound racing.

Top End trainer Adam Poulter says it would be an incredible feeling if he could get his name on the Group 3 Darwin Cup honour board this year.

Tasmanian News: The million-dollar question for connections is what’s next for up-and-coming Tassie superstar Bradmore, and where does he go from here?

QRIC’s Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP) is dedicated to finding suitable homes for retired greyhounds, transitioning them from racing to pet life. The GAP team work with owners and trainers, guiding them in preparing their racing greyhounds for retirement.