Jason Adams and George Farrugia recap Sandown Park, discuss Organised Crime’s impressive win and preview the Group 1 Brisbane Cup and Queensland Cup at Q2 Parklands.
A card with questions to be answered. The lead act being Paw Oswald v Hot Nanu in the night’s Free-For-All.
All of the racing highlights plus yesteryear vision of a dog causing havoc on the international stage.
A listener question on Grey Areas uncovered the story behind Retaliation’s form as he and litter brother Repellent chase Group 1 success in Sydney.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Paw Vortex has claimed the biggest win of his career, taking out Thursday night’s McKenna Memorial (595m) at Sandown Park in start 78. The son of Bernardo and Faithy Bale made the most of an inside run to reel in Eventuate, who exploded from the boxes and broke nine seconds to the first mark […]
Superstar sprinter Dramatical is the sideshow on McKenna night at Sandown Park.
Over the past six months, one question has continued to play on my mind: are we seeing one of the greatest crops of young greyhounds we’ve ever had? Here’s why I think this current generation could be something truly special.
Electrify will press on to the Queensland Cup after an encouraging return at Ballarat, with trainer Greg Doyle confident the star stayer is ready for the rich interstate series.
Organised Crime continued his meteoric rise with victory in the Group 2 Horsham Cup, handing Justin and Michelle Nolan their first Group success as trainers.
It’s a moderate card at The Meadows but has moments of must watch racing within it, led by star sprinter Off The Chart.
Corey in, George naked, Horsham Cup, McKenna Memorial, races you dream about and some of the best James Van de Maat vision we have seen in a while.
Based on the times set in their heats, very little separates the finalists. There wasn’t a greyhound who dominated their heat in fast time screaming to open favourite.