Great records

Student Princess continues to flaunt her consistency with win number 16 of her career. An A2 affair in which she led all the way for a 28.62 win.
Standbye Athena on the same card bettered that win tally with a 17th success at Monmore for a 29.05 A6 victory.
Express Radar bought up the Monday treble, helped by an ease to A3, this blue son of Droopys Scolari (aren't they all!) took it up at the third bend to win well in 28.62.
Flandy Megry added to this treble on Tuesday's BAGS card.
This amazing bitch has recorded 24 wins, 38 second places and 35 third place finishes in her 150 race career to date!
Her latest win came in S2, another nail biter, she held on by a head in 38.59.

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Done just before we won our third Pall Mall on the trot at Oxford.

Glen keeps Lording it

Last time out, Barnagrane Glen led home a 1-2 for the kennel in A2 when accounting for Maxitout. On Thursday she again finished in front of another of our stalwarts in Jaffer when winning the A1 in 28.53, her early pace is key to her successes.

Three Stayers

Have some fun this summer and invest in these three cheap staying dogs.
I have available for sale from left to right Staff Rebel, Pegs Berry and Skip Off.
All three will run over the 630m at Monmore.
I have no doubt they will win many races between them and give their new owners plenty of fun nights out racing.
I will sell them all as a job lot for £1200
I can also syndicate them 3 owners @ £400 each.

Gallops

The gallop has been harrowed this morning ready for some work outs for the dogs.

The Power

I think we have to start Calling Richard Taylor 'Richard The Power' Taylor, since buying his first greyhound Flandy Megry nearly 3 years ago, his love for the sport has grown and grown. Today he snapped up another two dogs and now owns 20 in total at West View.
He enjoys the winners, but also takes it on the chin when we have some bad luck and never moans or groans.
He understands you have to enjoy the good times because in this sport there are plenty of bad times.
I would just like to thank Richard for his continued support of the kennel and wish him many more winners over the years.

Juicy Jaffer

Jaffer blitzed the A1 on Saturday night at the Green, his early pace really is a potent weapon and he went on to score by over 6L, skipping clear of first bend trouble to clock 28.53
On the same card, Found It captured the Paul Smith Memorial Final (A8) in 29.16.
Barnagrane Glen made it three on the night with Gold in the A2 beating our own Maxitout by 3/4L in 28.57.

Round Up

Round up time from the past week....
last Saturday we had the consistent Peytons Boy record another win in Heat 1 of the A7 Paul Smith Memorial Trophy, stopping the clock in 29.48.
Tuesday saw us notch another for March with Whiskey Jaydee who has now won three from only eight runs and clocked a P.B to boot of 29.17.
On Thursday Joy For Roy proved how consistent happy and healthy greyhounds run when clocking the exact same time as the previous winning week with another 28.59 A2 win!
On the same card Afan Jack won by a neck in 29.16 after appreciating the ease to A6 after fruitless attempts in A5 since January.
Ketch Up Ethan captured the treble for us that night. On debut from an earlier career at Swindon he won by the minimum margin at huge odds of 10/1 in A4. Initially Ethan looked highly tried but judging by some of his wins at Blunsden Abbey he looks like a dog that keeps a little in his locker and makes it difficult for the grader to properly grab hold of him.

Rogue is up for sale

coolavanny Rogue has been put up for sale for £3000
Interested parties should contact me asap.

Tou Chez

Back in 2011 we trained a smashing bitch called Pots and Pans (pictured), she won A1 after only four runs for us and looked to be making up into a seriously classy bitch until on her tenth race she got bowled over and her career on the track was cut short.

Since then she has gone on to throw 3 litters of pups to Scolari Me Daddy, Ballymac Eske and now Ballymac Vic. We trained the speedy Frankies Lad from Eske's litter and now we have Chez Vic from Ballymac Vic's litter and we just might have a little star on our hands.

Chez Vic had the second race of her life on Tuesday after a lofty debut appearance in A3 class. I think it is safe to say she came on for that run as she tore away from the opposition to win by nearly 6L in a fantastic 28.35! Not two years old until September, she has unlimited potential and exciting times ahead await for all connected with her.

Pots and Pans