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Casino Meeting Transferred To Lismore
The race meeting scheduled for the Casino track on Friday 21st November has today been transferred to Lismore. -
TAB Grading Policy Amended
Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) today announced the adoption of changes to the TAB Grading Policy. -
Late Mail...NSW website in good form
New South Wales greyhound racing form is now free online for the first time ever after the brand new website of Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) went live on the weekend. -
Super Series To Increase Blue Paws Bonuses
Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) has announced changes to the Blue Paws Breeders and Owners Incentive Scheme, which will see races scheduled on a regional basis throughout the state as well as the creation of Blue Paws Super Series events. -
Bookmakers advertising restrictions to be lifted
Victoria and New South Wales will soon lift advertising restrictions that apply to interstate bookmakers and wagering service providers under proposed legislative changes for both states. -
High Performers Ride Again
The Board of Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW) has officially acknowledged four clubs for their overall performance during the 2007/08 financial year. In a result that was a replica of the previous financial year, Dapto and Casino in the TAB sector, along with Kempsey and Taree in the Non-TAB sector have today been recognised as the outstanding performers for the financial year just passed. The recognition is based on club performance against the GRNSW operating standard benchmarks -
Get Set, Everybody
It was a chaser of three and a half years from the North Coast that won in 2007. In 2008, a veteran of five and a half years traversed the state, visiting 16 tracks and clocked up over 15,000 kilometres, to win the title. Who will it be this year that takes out the ultimate prize in NSW Country greyhound racing in the 2008/09 Greyhound Racing NSW Country Challenge? -
Greyhounds become pets
She raced 28 times in her career as the greyhound Bay Flyer. She wasn’t the fastest going around but good enough to win four times and rack up almost $3,000 in prize money. But her biggest prize, in retirement, is being the first greyhound to be placed in a foster home as part of Greyhound Racing NSW’s new Greyhounds As Pets program.
