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Becoming a Catcher is often the first step to forming a lifelong relationship with the greyhound racing industry. While catching greyhounds can be a rewarding and fun pastime, it is extremely important that appropriate occupational health and safety standards are adhered to by both the greyhound racing club and the individual who is applying to become a Catcher. It is for this reason that Catchers have to be registered as a member of Greyhound Racing Victoria.
The minimum age requirement for a Catcher is 14 years. Each Catcher must register with Greyhound Racing Victoria and complete a practical assessment, which requires the applicant to satisfactorily catch a greyhound before a GRV steward or Club Manager. This assessment may be conducted at any greyhound racing track in Victoria excluding city meetings held at The Meadows (Sat) or Sandown (Thur).

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Make an appointment with an authorised person to conduct a Practical Assessment. Complete the Practical assessment form for becoming a catcher
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Complete an application form to become a catcher
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Complete a tax compliance form
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Submit all of the above forms along with your registration fee and passport photograph to the GRV office |
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