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By DAVID BRASCH SANDOWN’S massive Cup carnival in May has had to undergo a change of dates due to the lockdown of the country because of COVID-19. Sandown was gearing up for the running of the Group 1 Sandown Cup (715m), Sapphire Crown (515m) and Harrison Dawson (515m) in the middle of May culminating in

CHASE newspaper recognises the time and effort people involved in the great industry of greyhound racing put in. So this month we bring you an in-depth interview with long-time Brisbane greyhound official Bob Lambert. Chase will provide similar features every month. BOB LAMBERT Vice-Chairman Brisbane Greyhound Racing Club Age: 72. Lives: Wavell Heights. Married to

By Greyhounds Australasia CEO Cherie Nicholl IT’S quite difficult to comprehend how much our lives have changed in the few short weeks since the March edition of The Chase. We are now living through a period of unprecedented disruption to our lives as we work together to stem the spread of COVID-19. The adjustments we

By Mike Hill IT’S disappointing but exciting at the same time, said Bundaberg president David Plummer. He was commenting on the many changes that will impact on this month’s Bundaberg Cup (550m). For Plummer and other regional club presidents, it’s a changing world as they cautiously plan for their upcoming Cup carnivals. Racing Queensland late

By Terry Wilson CON SCIACCA CAPALABA CUP (366m) Final: Sunday, May 3 (heats Sunday, April 26) CLUB officials are hoping that the racing gods finally do them a favour and get the new-look Capalaba Cup (366m) up and running at last. Since the club elected to switch dates for the Cup – it was last

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