No hard feelings for centurion Grudge

The very meaning of the word grudge implies feelings of ill will, or resentment, and is a rather peculiar name, for a racing greyhound.

However, the Theo Van Taarling-prepared racer who is known to punters as Grudge is an extremely lovable, honest hound who certainly does not exhibit any unsociable characteristics.

Grudge (Black Magic Opal x Captivating) does have a much more cordial kennel name, that being simply Bob, and his recent victory, at start number 100, gave greyhound trainer Van Taarling and his family a huge thrill, along with the ‘See the Dream’ syndicate, headed by prominent owner Serge Buccilli.

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Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2021/04/20/no-hard-feelings-for-centurion-grudge/

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