Inmates at the Wellington Correctional Centre will be the latest to take part in a unique program where they will help train greyhounds for life as a pet.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
Greyhounds As Pets now has a Sport Australia Hall Of Fame member as their ambassador following the induction of football superstar Tim Cahill.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
Greyhound Racing NSW this week hosted its annual Curator’s Conference at Ladbrokes Gardens in Newcastle, with curators from around the State in attendance.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
Greyhound Racing NSW's updated Grading Policy will commence on Monday November 20.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
A multi-million dollar upgrade to the Goulburn greyhound track is a step closer after Greyhound Racing NSW lodged its final documents in the Development Application with the local council on November 3.
In his 40 years in greyhound racing, Allan Syphers has experienced many milestone moments, but he’s quick to declare that a new centre of excellence in Tamworth will rank alongside any of them.
Dubbo’s emergence as one of the top greyhound racing districts in NSW – and the country – has been stunning over recent years, with feature races such as the $125,000 Country Classic and Brother Fox putting the club on a global map.
The Shoalhaven Greyhound Racing Club is set to resume racing on its rebuilt track in mid-December with work progressing ahead of schedule.
Delegates from the three Mid North Coast greyhound clubs at Taree, Wauchope and Kempsey have agreed in principle to merge into one entity that will race at the new track being built at Taree.
In a week when Greyhound Racing NSW CEO Rob Macaulay told the Western Advocate that Bathurst is “a very, very, very strong competitor” in the competition for the racetrack in the Central West, the old track’s racing manager recalled exactly a year ago when floods first hit Kennerson Park.
They all dream of one day, having that superstar in their kennel and heading to town to upstage the big time trainers. But just as important to country greyhound trainers is success in their hometown feature event.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.
John Finn, one of the greatest trainers Australian greyhound racing has seen, passed away on Monday morning, aged 81.
It’s amazing what a good night sleep can do. For Selena and Mick Zammit, that sleep, and the subsequent decision made in the cold light of day, became worth $1 million at Wentworth Park on Friday night.
Welcome to GRNSW’s Racing Week Ahead where we update participants with our upcoming events for the following week, highlighting several of those events for which nominations close over the next seven days.