Treble handed in Henlow Final

Tonight we travel to Henlow for their RPGTV Derby with three runners. You couldn't rule out any of our three runners, as all are very capable pending how the race is run. Shaneboy Spencer is very much the one to beat and we certainly not want to see him leading coming out of the first bend or our task will be even more difficult. Good luck to the connections of Cluxtons Free, Smart Bid and Strategic Review.

On the supporting card Gaelic Hawk goes in the 550 maiden and Incitatus goes in the Stayers.

Don't forget you can watch all the action on Racing Post Greyhound TV from 6.15pm. 

Girl delivers S1 win

Goa Girl delivered her 15th career win from 64 races last night at Monmore.

Girl had to concede the early lead to Afrikaans but was always closely positioned. However Girl kicked hard off the third bend to go clear and then to go on to win the S1 contest by 1 3/4 in 38.37. 

A bit of Aussie bashing

Me and John Pearman leading greyhound supplier at Twickenham today to watch England v Australia #engvaus #rugby

Perry Barr Impact

Cape Impact (pictured) added to our Trainers Championship score last night when winning at the local Perry Barr.

Cape Impact took the Division 1 Sprint when over coming first bend crowding but then stormed up the running rail to win by a hard fought neck in 16.30. 

Princess shines on gloomy Friday

Shiners Princess returned to winning ways at Monmore yesterday when taking the A4. Quickly into her stride, she showed good all round pace to win by 1 1/4 length in 29.13. 

This win was the 15th of her career from 70 starts, a super bitch to have in the kennel.

Halloween Race Night images

 George and Paul

 Keith

 Paul

Proud Barney

Friend of the kennel Dave Yanez was on hand last night and catch a few of team in action at Monmore. Stunning images as always. We are all very grateful.

Warrior scores on Halloween

Ballymac Warrior proved to be our only winner at a spooky looking Monmore last night.

Warrior had to give the early pace away however was always well placed throughout the race. On the home bend he kicked hard to get up on the line to win by a head in 28.69. There is plenty more winning to be done with this dog mark my words.

We returned from home from Hove disappointed as Express Master was eliminated after finishing 4th in the Olympic Semi Final. We were desperate for this dog to reach the Final but once again suffered traffic problems in running. Another day perhaps....................