Trainer Angela Langton felt as relieved as she did ecstatic when her star sprinter Shared Equity upset the world’s greatest greyhound, Fernando Bale with a stunning all-the-way win in Friday night’s $108,000 Group 2 Ballarat Cup.
Unlawful Entry will take more than the hopes and dreams of (trainers) the Bravo family into Friday night’s $108,000 Group 2 Energis Ballarat Cup (450m).
Dyna Double One is now Australian greyhound racing’s third highest all-time prize money earner after taking out the $146,000 Group 1 Brisbane Cup (520m) at Albion Park on Thursday night. The $100,000 first prize saw his stake earnings soar up to $803,506, with only champion kennelmate Fernando Bale ($1.293Mil) and stayer Sweet It Is ($1,032,445) […]
New support on the ground for Victorian greyhound racing industry Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV) is appointing three new Industry Advisory and Support Officers (ASOs) to help Victorian greyhound industry participants better manage animal welfare and compliance issues. Starting in early 2016, the ASOs will be out in the field across the State, providing advice and […]