GRV News
Distance domination a family affair
By Greyhound Racing Victoria Champion brothers Here’s Tears and Tornado Tears will meet on the track for the first time in Thursday night’s Gr8 Eight (715m) and will look to continue the family’s domination of the staying races at Sandown ... Read More »
Sprint sensations in ‘Shepparton showdown’
By Greyhound Racing Victoria Strap yourself in for a superstar showdown at Shepparton today. Sprint sensations Shima Shine (Box 6), Zambora Smokey (Box 7) and Who Told Stevie (Box 8) will strive for supremacy in Race 7 at 4.46pm. It’s ... Read More »
Yozo fires up Winter Cup Heats
By Greyhound Racing Victoria Yozo Bale brought his A-Game to Cranbourne tonight, stamping his authority on the Trios Winter Cup series. The 26-month-old son of Fernando Bale and Purcell Bale clocked an exceptional 29.78sec, just three lengths off the track ... Read More »
Can’t catch the ‘Thief’
By Greyhound Racing Victoria The COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily robbed Gippsland greyhound trainer Matthew Clark, 46, of being hands-on with his champion greyhound Catch The Thief. But coronavirus hasn’t stopped Clark being with him in heart, or the sensational sprinter ... Read More »
‘Orson’ free service is awesome
By Peter Quilty Coursing classics, the Victorian Derby and Victorian Oaks first rounds commence at Longwood with great prizemoney for all events on Sunday. And the club has been fortunate to secure sponsorship for its Longwood Cup courtesy of Meticulous ... Read More »
Next generation to discuss life as a modern-day trainer
By Greyhound Racing Victoria Two of Australia’s brightest young greyhound trainers – Brett Nye and Matt Lanigan – will be part of SEN Track’s exciting new greyhound show, Midweek Meadows tomorrow afternoon from 1pm. The duo will discuss their rapid ... Read More »
Track record falls at Horsham
By Molly Haines The Aloisi Bates Syndicate as well as Rob Camilleri and team now have a track record to celebrate thanks to Kipling who broke the 410m track record at Horsham on Tuesday night. Kipling lowered Time To Talk’s ... Read More »
NCA breaks with tradition
By Peter Quilty The National Coursing Association of Victoria has broken with tradition and will conduct this year’s Victorian Derby and Victorian Oaks on successive Sundays at Longwood – commencing with the first round on June 14. NCAV president Peter ... Read More »
Bold and the bet-iful
By Greyhound Racing Victoria One savvy punter pulled off a betting bonanza with a $10,000 outlay on Ed Deeds ($4.20) at Warrnambool on Thursday. But the bettor would have had high anxiety upon box rise as Ed Deeds was tardy ... Read More »
Coursing key to Greysynd Spectre’s spark
By gerardg John Bosnich is extolling the virtues of coursing after a successful foray to the opening meeting of the season at Lang Lang sparked Greysynd Spectre’s return to the winner’s list after an eight-race losing streak. Greysynd Spectre (pictured ... Read More »
