Qld Carnival off to a flying start
As the storm clouds continued to hover over south-east Queensland in late May, an on-track storm involving some of the nation’s top chasers was also brewing.
May 31, 2022
Resilience is on display again
The resilience of the Queensland greyhound racing industry continues to be on full display following further heavy rainfall over the last month.
Brett hopes for slice of history in Flying Amy
During a winter carnival soaked in history, powerhouse Queensland trainer Tony Brett can be forgiven for a more-than-fleeting glance into the rear-vision mirror.
June 2: Let’s party at ‘The Creek’
TRAINER Craig Gardoll landed the quinella when Quick As lived right up to his name to defeat kennelmate Dasey May in the recent Don Waldron Memorial (484m) at Casino.
Grassroots fuel Million Dollar Chase success
The big end of town may have lit the spark, but Greyhound Racing NSW’s ‘go-to’ man Wayne Billett has no doubt what has fueled the Million Dollar Chase into a raging success story.
Ipswich plans changes to its Puppy Auction
MAJOR changes are being made to this year’s Puppy Auction at Ipswich.
Club president Rob Essex said last month he was hoping the changes would benefit breeders and buyers alike.
These carnival clouds have a golden lining
Like a punch-drunk fighter, Luke Gatehouse is praying for the bell.
For the boss of Albion Park ‘the bell’ is the end to the wet season in South-East Queensland.
Paul Dolan: ‘From The Caller’s Box’
The Brisbane Greyhound Racing Club is staging its postponed 50th anniversary race meeting on Thursday, June 2. It promises to be a top night – somebody will win a $30,000 car.
Ezmae the pick of Futures market
Betting into any greyhound futures market is a double-edged sword, as genuine value may be identified but the realization that you are also wagering on an ‘all-in’ product with no refund possible should your selection fail to make the final field, naturally causes apprehension.
‘Duke’ finally has a ‘good one’
Mark Duclos has been surrounded by greyhound greatness almost all his life – so close he could literally touch it. But for the man widely regarded as the media face of greyhound racing in Australia, close enough isn’t good enough.