August 1, 2024

Michael Lalicz’s success at the recent iconic Grafton Winter Carnival was an indicator that he is well on the way to his planned greyhound destination, but that he’s also not quite there yet.

Recently, Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) stewards have found an increasing number of positive arsenic swabs from racing greyhounds.

Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC) stewards have handed three greyhound racing participants a collective ban of more than 14 years for serious animal welfare breaches.

Each month Chase Newspaper puts the spotlight on an industry trainer and their tips and advice. This month it is Tom Weldon, from Ipswich, south-east Queensland.  

While South Australia has produced many champion greyhounds over its rich racing history, the name Worm Burner never fails to bring a smile to the face of the locals.

Heading into the fourth iteration of the event in 2024, the National Symposium has become a staple of Nationals week and shapes as a terrific opening to the official schedule.

As South Australia prepares to host the Nationals for the first time since 2016, local participants are set to reap the benefits with significant prizemoney increases for events during Nationals week.

Fifteen-year-old South Australian enthusiast, Zali Newman, knows exactly what she wants in life and that’s to fuel her passion and ambition for greyhound racing and to help our retired racers find their forever home.

Each month Chase’s DAVID BRASCH highlights the stories behind Queensland’s most recent complete monthly breeding statistics – May 2024