Greyhound Monthly Victoria - Issue 39

ISSUE 39 MAY 2019

Featured Inside

NEW ERA FOR GAP CAFÉ

Tier 3 Racing to Return in May

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New Metro Carnival for Victoria

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Jesaulenko & Poke The Bear Retire

CONTENTS

ISSUE 39 MAY 2019

3 CEO’S UPDATE 4 ARTICLES Tier Three races to return in early May Victorian greyhound racing to reach new heights through new Metro Carnival Tornado Tears to miss Speed Star Planning the key to Launching Pad success Jesaulenko’s career was a beauty Retired Bear a modern-day marvel Miriam marvellous in ANZAC Appeal Cup Coffee and cuddles on the menu as GAP Café enters a new era Expressions of interest sought for ICG Easter double for Hallinan GOTBA News Greyhound Quiz Ricky tasting fruits of persistence Welfare & Re-homing Report 2019 Coursing Calendar All systems go following coursing triumph Latest Litters & Misses Vic Bred Calendar Don’t wait, apply for DNA today!

Walk for a GAP great Australia re-homes more than 200 greyhounds in a day GAP Testing Dates Racing Report Professional Standards & Integrity Report 27-32 RACING CALENDAR 34 - 35 CLUB DIRECTORY & TRIAL INFORMATION Cover: New GAP Café manager Rachel Yeo, pictured with GAP ambassador Trevor the greyhound, is set to take the business into a new era. Photo by: Lindsay Jackson.

Editor: Andrew Copley Deputy Editor: Molly Haines Greyhound Monthly Victoria (GMV) magazine is produced by Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV), the governing body of greyhound racing in this state.

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o you have any feedback for GRV? A complaint, a compliment or suggestion about how we could do things differently? Whether you’re a participant, stakeholder or member of the community, we’d like to hear from you. GRV values all feedback as it helps us to do our job better and improves the overall conduct of the sport in Victoria.

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Please note: Information about integrity matters should continue to be referred to the Greyhound Racing Integrity Unit (GRIU) which can be contacted via the GRIU Hotline: 1300 856 109

CEO’s Update In the May edition of the Monthly, we salute the retirement of two great racers, Poke The Bear and Jesaulenko, with a look back at their career highlights, and cover the Horsham Cup, won this year in fine style by superstar Orson Allen. And there’s a story on the National Adoption Day, held this year on Sunday 28 April with The Meadows hosting the Victorian leg. Instigated by GRV’s GAP, the National Adoption Day is now in its second year and not only finds homes for hundreds of greyhounds but also helps generally boost the profile of the breed as great pets. I’d like to acknowledge here the contribution of The Meadows, volunteers, and GRV and GAP staff for making it a great day for 71 beautiful Victorian dogs and the lucky families who adopted them.

Looking ahead, another reminder that the 2019 Coursing season is now underway. I’ve often said that coursing is Victoria’s 14th greyhound racing club and it’s growing again in popularity among trainers. And it’s a great introduction to the sport at a real grassroots level for both new participants and fans. You can find out more about upcoming coursing meets at: ncavictoria.com/2201. And going from the grassroots to the sand, we have the Warrnambool Cup happening on 1 May followed by Australia’s richest race for stayers, the Sandown Cup on Friday 24 May and I hope to see you there.

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Alan Clayton Chief Executive Officer Greyhound Racing Victoria Scratchings Phone: (03) 8329 1100 Weekdays: 7.30am - 4.30pm Saturday & Sunday 7:30am - 9:00am & 3:00pm-4:30pm GRV Board Bernie Carolan (Chairperson) Peita Duncan (Deputy Chairperson) Emmett Dunne Rob Greenall Marika McMahon

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On the subject of grading and race programming I’d like to thank those committed trainers who approached me to have an important discussion about aged prize money and Tier 3 racing. Our roundtable meeting was very constructive and GRV was very amenable to introducing some changes to address the concerns raised by the trainers. I’d also like to remind you that GRV is releasing another chapter of its Code Support Book this month to help participants transition to compliance with the new Code of Practice for the Keeping of Racing Greyhounds, which commences on 1 January 2020. The May release covers Code requirements for preparing dogs for retirement and re-homing, breeding and greyhound emergency welfare issues and protocols.

You can download it and other support materials at greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/code-of-practice or call our Code Support Line on 1300 144 360 for more information and advice.

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Also covered in this issue is the Metro Spring Carnival, a new racing initiative that brings together some of the biggest events in the Victorian greyhound racing calendar. It will also incorporate races for greyhounds of all grades, so more people and greyhounds will be involved in what will be Victorian greyhound racing’s richest carnival. Speaking of staying up to date with all the racing news, you will probably all be aware of GRV’s Watchdog app, which was released in February. While it was developed very much as a form guide, more and more participants and GRV staff including myself are finding it also provides much of the data available on FastTrack but in a much more user-friendly way for smartphones and tablets. While it can’t be used for nominations and some other FastTrack functions, it’s a fast and very convenient way to look up results, form, pedigree and other details for the thousands of greyhounds racing in Victoria.

And more features will be added soon that will boost The Watchdog both as a form guide and as a great reference tool even if you’re not wagering. If you haven’t tried it yet, you can download the Watchdog app from

the iTunes and Google app stores or access it online for smartphones at: watchdog.grv.org.au.

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Action from Warragul’s Logan Park, where Tier 3 racing will return every Thursday (day) beginning 9 May. Shepparton (Monday nights) and Geelong (Tuesday twilight) will also host Tier 3 racing on a weekly basis. Refer to the Fasttrack Racing Calendar for full details. Photo by: Clint Anderson.

Tier Three races to return in early May

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ier Three races will again be included in the Victorian Greyhound Racing Program as from early May following a meeting held at GRV on 24 April.

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Attending the meeting with GRV CEO, Alan Clayton, GM Racing, Vaughn Lynch and GRV Chief Grader, Andrew Mills were participants Lachlan Scott, Trevor Whitford, Jason Sharp, Richard Boehm and Daniel Pell.

The meeting was scheduled by GRV last week, following direct contact by trainers about the changes to the racing program, in particular Aged Prize Money meetings.

The changes introduced in March 2019 were designed to reverse the rapid decline in the active dog numbers. Those changes have been successful in reversing the decline.

“We have listened to feedback and as an act of good faith we will be including three Tier Three race meetings into our program on a weekly basis while we take into consideration suggestions to improve the current racing schedule,” said Mr Clayton.

Mr Clayton said the changes to the race program were made because of a significant reduction in the Active Greyhound Population (AGP) which resulted in less races being conducted with less runners during December 2018 through to the end of February 2019.

“This in turn had a very negative impact on GRV’s overall wagering revenue which placed the projected financial result of FY2019 under pressure.

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“Because of the current decline in the population of racing

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greyhounds’ changes were made to better align with the current racing populations needs,” he said.

Mr Clayton added that the changes were discussed with the Racing Reference Group, the Industry Consultation Group, GOTBA, Greyhound Clubs Victoria and directly through meetings at race clubs.

"Constructive detailed conversations are informative and influential in assisting our decision making."

“Having listened to what was brought to our attention, and what we have heard over the past six weeks, we are now looking at how to further enhance our changes which appear to have had unforeseen consequences.

“Constructive detailed conversations are informative and influential in assisting our decision making,” he said.

Mr Clayton said consideration will be given to a hybrid approach to the racing program which will see as many dogs as possible able to race within Victoria.

“The Racing Department of GRV will take on board all the feedback and come back to the group, and the wider racing community, with further proposals to the program within two weeks (ending 8 May),” he said.

A further review will occur at the end of June to develop a pathway forward.

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Action from 2018 Hume Cup night. The popular November meeting will kick off Victorian greyhound racing’s new Metro Carnival.

Victorian greyhound racing to reach new heights through new Metro Carnival

By Blake Reed

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RV has announced another exciting program of greyhound racing for the 2019/20 racing season highlighted by the creation of the Metro Spring Carnival.

The Metro Carnival will kick off at The Meadows with the Hume Cup Final (600m) and Silver Bullet (525m) on 4 November.

The second leg will feature the Group 1 invitational Topgun (525m) and Group 1 invitational Topgun Stayers (725m) at The Meadows on 9 November.

The Carnival will conclude at Sandown Park with the Group 1 Melbourne Cup (515m) and Bold Trease (715m).

The Metro Carnival will also incorporate races for greyhounds of all grades, allowing more people and greyhounds to be involved in Victorian greyhound racing’s richest carnival.

The highly successful Gippsland Carnival will continue in 2019/20. The Traralgon Cup is currently not factored into this year’s Gippsland Carnival as they undergo track redevelopment.

Shepparton Cup is the major change for Victoria’s Country Cup circuit, which will now run in March 2020, instead of

Sandown’s highly entertaining match racing concept will see two Speed Star meetings scheduled for the 2019-20 racing season and will be conducted on 15 September, 2019 and 3 May, 2020.

After the success of last racing season’s Nationals which was held at Sandown Park, the individual State finals will continue to be showcased on the same night across the country – 8 August, 2019 with the Grand Final being held in Western Australia.

Traralgon is likely to remain closed for part of the 201920 racing season which will continue to see Warragul, Sale, Cranbourne and Healesville pick up Traralgon’s race meetings. Traralgon will be added to the racing season when a more definitive timeline is available.

The importance of straight track racing continues to be high on GRV’s agenda with the introduction of 25 full stakes meetings for the Healesville Greyhound Racing Association.

1194 greyhound race meetings will run throughout Victoria in 2019-20, with more than $47 million in prize money to be distributed.

Victoria’s regular racing schedule will remain at 23 race meetings per week which is made up of two metropolitan meetings, two Hybrid meetings (six races at Level two and six races at Level 3 in the same meeting), 10 Level two meetings and nine Level three meetings.

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The Warrnambool Seaside Carnival and Bendigo Easter Carnival will also continue to run in their previous timeslots.

August 2019 with the aim of attracting a larger audience with warmer weather.

All racing dates for the 2019/20 racing season are now available via the fasttrack.grv.org.au calendar.

The next Shepparton Cup will be run in March 2020. Photos by Clint Anderson.

5 July, 2019 – Bendigo Cup 8 September, 2019 – Healesville Cup 25 October, 2019 – Geelong Cup 14 December, 2019 – Ballarat Cup 26 December, 2019 – Sale Cup 11 January, 2020 – Warragul Cup 8 February, 2020 – Cranbourne Cup 7 March, 2020 – Horsham Cup 21 March, 2020 – Shepparton Cup 6 May, 2020 – Warrnambool Cup

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Sandown’s traditional ‘Owner for the Day’ concept was a winner once again at its huge Easter Thursday meeting.

Tornado Tears to miss Speed Star

By Mick Floyd

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ual Speed Star winner Tornado Tears will miss the next edition of the match race series after reinjuring a pad in the Group 1 Association Cup on 20 April.

Known by his legion of fans as ‘Batman’ due to his distinctive markings, Tornado Tears is widely regarded the country’s premier stayer with four Group 1 titles and track records at Wentworth Park, Cannington and Albion Park to his name.

He has also run the second fastest ever times over 595m and 715m at Sandown Park and has won the last two Speed Star events over the 595m.

While the 14 day incapacitation certificate will have lapsed in time for the Speed Star – which will be run on Sunday 5 May - the Robert Britton-trained greyhound has yet to set a qualification time at Sandown Park and kennel foreman Peter Riley confirmed that while he is recovering well from his injury, he will not be ready in time to attempt to defend his title.

“He’s recovering well, but he won’t be heading to the Speed Star,” Riley confirmed. “All things going well, we’re hoping to have him right for the Sandown Cup heats (16 May) but he won’t race before then.”

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Tornado Tears scored a memorable victory in the 2018 RSN

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Tornado Tears will miss the Speed Star but is being set for the RSN Sandown Cup heats this month. Photo by: Clint Anderson.

Sandown Cup and if successful again will become the fifth greyhound to win the race on multiple occasions.

The $250,000 Sandown Cup is the world’s richest greyhound race for stayers, with the final to be run on Friday 24 May.

Tauwitcherie (7) leads her rivals into the first bend in the Launching Pad final.

Photos by: Clint Anderson.

Planning the key to Launching Pad success

By Mick Floyd

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areful planning, brilliant speed and an ounce of good fortune landed South Australian chaser Tauwitchere the Group 2 Launching Pad (515m) at Sandown Park on Easter Thursday (18 April).

After finding trouble when finishing second her semi-final, Tauwitchere created her own luck in the decider from box seven, crossing the field to lead clearly through the first turn and scoring by 7½ lengths in 29.41sec.

The race went to script for Buln Buln East trainer Steve White and Tauwitchere, and capped months of planning, albeit with a bit of mixed fortune along the way.

White also claimed the Launching Pad Consolation with Sennachie, and with his third runner Red Rock finishing third in the same race, they

White praised the work that owner, breeder and former trainer Kirin Corby did with the greyhounds prior to arriving at his Paua Racing Kennels complex, and was full of admiration for the relationship she has with her greyhounds.

“Kirin is so in love with her dogs and the dogs love her. On the podium tonight we couldn’t keep Tauwitchere still… she was just so happy to see Kirin. It was the same when we had Sennachie and Red Rock out earlier. She’s staying at our place for a couple of days so it’s going to be mayhem trying to settle them back down!

“On the podium tonight we couldn’t keep Tauwitchere still… she was just so happy to see Kirin.”

As the name suggests, the Launching Pad has launched the careers of some of the country’s best greyhounds.

Graduates of the 2018 series include some of the biggest names in the sport including Tornado Tears, My Redeemer and Dyna Patty as well as series winner Beast Unleashed, and the 2019 series is shaping as being equally strong.

Tauwitcherie with trainer Steve White, who notched his second Launching Pad win in three years.

Tauwitcherie and Kirin Corby were reunited after her Launching Pad win.

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When highly fancied kennelmates Querencia and Alfieri had setbacks in the weeks leading into the series, Tauwitchere was presented an opportunity to take her place in the series and took full advantage to collect the $150,000 winners cheque.

“(The series) is a great concept for young dogs. You’ve just got to plan for it,” White said.

“But she really loves the dogs and I’m so grateful that we could achieve something with her. We ran second in the Silver Chief with Sennachie and now we’ve won the Launching Pad so it’s pretty exciting for the future.”

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Tauwitchere burst on to the South Australian racing scene in October 2018, winning her first five races before being sidelined with injury.

Along with a number of other Kirin Corby trained pups, she was transferred to White’s Victorian kennels for a tilt at the riches in the eastern states in early 2019.

The timing of her recovery fit in perfectly with the Launching Pad, being open to greyhounds with 1-6 wins. However, with just 64 tickets available for the $432,000 sweepstakes series and White only having three tickets for his five contenders, Tauwitchere was almost left on the sidelines.

collected $187,500 across the three series.

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Jesaulenko with trainer Terri-Maree Morris. Photos by: Clint Anderson.

Jesaulenko’s career was a beauty

By Gerard Guthrie

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esaulenko ended his wonderful 122-start career in fitting fashion, winning his last three starts, but proud owner/trainer/breeder Terri-Maree Morris knew it was time to retire her popular veteran for good after a visit to McDonald’s.

Morris made the decision after Jesaulenko won what would be his second last start at Sale on March 31, where the rising six-year-old defeated Melbourne and Australian Cup runnerup Black Opium.

“You’ll probably laugh at me but I made the decision after we went through the Macca’s drive-through,” Morris told RSN’s Off The Leash program.

“He got his burgers and ice cream and I looked at him and he looked at me and I said ‘It’s time mate, isn’t it.’

Jesaulenko on the way to recording one of his 53 career wins.

“It was just a moment between me and the dog.”

2 Traralgon Cup in 2017, while he also won the Listed Cup Night Sprint.

Jesaulenko, an October ’13 son of Irish Derby winner College Causeway and Elite Fairy, went on to bow out in a blaze of glory with an all-the-way 29.70sec Sandown success, completing his career with 53 wins and 42 minor placings.

“It’s very emotional,” Morris said after Jesaulenko’s fairy tale Sandown swansong.

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“It’s been a huge ride, a long ride. We’ve been so lucky.

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“I have met the most amazing people in this industry. The dog is a celebrity but he’s made me special with people too.

People just love him.”

This is Jesaulenko’s second retirement, after Morris initially called time after his 100th start last May; however the evergreen warrior had something to say about that.

“He was bored. He was going stir crazy,” Morris recalled.

“I’d take the other pups to the track to trial them and every now and again I’d take Jesaulenko and he would run the best time of the day, so I put him back into work.

“He just needed to do something but he won’t get a choice this time around!”

The biggest win of Jesaulenko’s career came in the Group

He was runner-up at his only two appearances at Group 1 level, in the 2016 Melbourne Cup, when narrowly beaten by Ando’s Mac, and the 2017 Temlee.

With his outstanding racing credentials and international bloodlines, Morris is optimistic Jesaulenko can make his mark at stud and he’s already produced a litter that she’s extremely excited about.

“I saw It’s Her Fate advertised when she was about 18 months old,” Morris explained.

“She was by Brett Lee out of Ritza Hattie, which won the Laurels, and I thought gee I like that breeding. I said I’ve got to buy her and put her aside for Jesaulenko when he retires.

“The cross we’ve got there, with Spiral Nikita and Spiral Nikita’s sister (Minnies Surprise) in the same cross, it doesn’t get any better than that.

“The College Tina line is a very strong, long dam-line and you can’t go past Go Wild Teddy (College Causeway’s sire).

“There were no secrets with Jesaulenko. What you saw was what you got with him and breeders can expect a genuine, honest dog to use as a stud dog.”

Poke The Bear wins the 2018 TAB Topgun at The Meadows, one of his three group victories from box six. Photos by: Jason McKeown.

Retired Bear a modern-day marvel

By Gerard Guthrie

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wner/breeder Darren Puleio admits he was devastated by the recent injury-enforced retirement of his Topgun hero Poke The Bear.

Puelio and his father Michael unearthed the greyhound they’d been waiting decades for in Poke The Bear, but their dream run with the homebred son of the great Fernando Bale and Nicki Fields came to a premature end in the heats of the Golden Easter Egg. “Everything has to come to an end but the way it happened was devastating, just for the dog,” Puleio reflected on Poke The Bear’s broken hock. I still thought he had the capacity to win another Group race. We knew what he was trialling and he was trialling better than he ever did.

“He’s going alright now. He’s got his plaster off and he’s starting to put some weight on his foot slowly. He’s very happy and wagging his tail. After he was injured, I just wanted to get him home. That was all I wanted; whether he got a stud career didn’t matter.

“There is a chance he could race again but realistically he’s three-and-a-half years old and if he did come back he wouldn’t be as good as he was, so we’re not interested.”

“We’re going to explore every avenue but the main aim is to let him heal,” Puleio said.

“It would be like liquid gold if we could get some (semen) but if it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be.”

And he didn’t look back from there, collecting 37 victories from 69 starts and $501,095 in prizemoney.

He celebrated a career-defining victory in the Group 1 Topgun last October, leaving the all-star invitational field in his wake as he romped to a six-length success in a scorching 29.74sec.

Poke The Bear also won the Group 3 Silver Bullet and

“There was a ton of highlights but without a doubt the Topgun was the best,” Puleio offered. He showed how good he was, winning by so far against a top field. I go back to one night at The Meadows when he was last on the first corner but still got up and won and still went under 30 seconds. He ran 29.46sec at The Meadows and 29.01sec at Sandown. He was just a machine.”

The Puleios’ phenomenal success with Poke The Bear’s litter extended to brothers Out Of Range, winner of the Group 1 Silver Chief, Group 1 National Derby and Group 2 McKenna Memorial, and multiple Group finalist Fully Loaded, winner of 32 races.

“Out Of Range is in the process of going over to Ireland.

He’ll be there in the next month or so,” Puleio revealed. “We still own him and he’ll be going to Droopys Stud, with Sean and Michael Dunphy.

“They’ve been asking for a son of Fernando Bale in Ireland and the other thing in Out Of Range’s favour is that he goes back to Droopys Kewell, after we used an outcross with Nicki Fields’ grandmother (Barbie’s Shiraz).

Darren Puleio with the Topgun trophy.

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Trained by Seona Thompson, Poke The Bear started his career in sensational fashion, winning 14 of his first 20 starts, including a breakthrough feature race success in the Group 2 Traralgon Cup in January 2018.

“It would be like liquid gold if we could get some (semen) but if it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be.”

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While a lucrative stud career would certainly await Poke The Bear, any future breeding prospects remain in extreme doubt as he’s afflicted by undescended testicles.

Group 3 Speed Star, while his Group 1 appearances included the Temlee (twice), Melbourne Cup and Paws Of Thunder, and he was also a two-time placegetter in the Group 2 Cranbourne Cup.

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Miriam scored her first win since September in the inaugural ANZAC Appeal Cup, and her return to form couldn’t have been more fitting. Photos by: Jason McKeown Photography.

Miriam marvellous in ANZAC Appeal Cup

By Mick Floyd

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ersatile greyhound Miriam won the inaugural running of the $14,500 ANZAC Appeal Cup (515m) at Sandown Park on 24 April.

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The $10,000 winner’s cheque was the biggest of Miriam’s career, however the cause for which the race was run – the ANZAC Appeal – made the win all the more special, especially with members of trainer Bill McMahon’s family serving in the defence forces.

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recognise the men and women who have given so much in the services for our nation.

In keeping with the ANZAC tradition, games of Two-Up were played during the evening for funny money and were greatly enjoyed by the patrons.

“My eldest son is in the army. He’s based in Adelaide so it means a lot to win a race like this for him. My great grandfather was in the First and Second World War too, so to win a race with this prestige is pretty special,” McMahon said.

In running the inaugural ANZAC Appeal Cup, the club paid tribute to Brian Dunne from Noble Park RSL together with Vice President, Ray McCarthy. It was their support of the concept that got the event off the ground and the club hopes will become a great tradition.

A solemn ANZAC service took place prior to the running of the Cup with Bugler John Mansfield performing ‘The Last Post’, the ANZAC Ode was recited and a minute’s silence to

Winning trainer Bill McMahon receives his ANZAC Appeal Cup medallion from Brian Dunn.

Rachel Yeo with GRV CEO Alan Clayton.

our Rachel's Room Brand (which is the same brand I'm connecting to The GAP Cafe).

Q. Will the menu remain the same?

Some menu items will stay the same/similar, but we will be trialling lots of new things to find out what everyone loves.

Q. Can we expect any other changes to the café?

Nothing too dramatic…physically the space is great. We will be looking to have more events and encourage people to come & celebrate their Gotcha Days with us.

We are also going to be offering catering - themes for which will be available soon.

Q. Have you had anything to do with greyhounds previously?

I've known a few greyhounds, but I have never worked with them directly. I love all dogs and can't think of a better way to spend day than with coffee & puppy cuddles.

Rachel has been quick to set up an email address for the café: gapcafe@rachelsrooms.com

Coffee and cuddles on the menu as GAP Café enters a new era

By Andrew Copley

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he GAP Café, located at 477 King Street in West Melbourne, has a new manager.

Rachel Yeo moved into the café over the Easter break and started trading on 23 April. Here she answers a few questions for Greyhound Monthly Victoria.

Q. Why did you apply for the position of managing the GAP Cafe?

I saw an opportunity to be a part of something very unique and a business with a lot of potential.

Q. Have you run (or worked at) any other cafes or restaurants previously, and if so which ones?

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I run an event consulting business (Amaryllis Events) that operates a pop up cafe as one of its services. Mostly we work at markets, corporate events and private parties. We did our first full scale Café Activation last year with Victoria University in the University Arcade on Flinders St. under

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Expressions of interest sought for ICG

By Dennis Timewell

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RV is seeking expressions of interest from persons interested in joining the Greyhound Industry Consultative Group (ICG).

2. A commitment to greyhound welfare and integrity of the industry 3. Providing the skills and experience that balance existing memberships 4. Pass a GRV integrity unit check

The ICG was established in February 2016 to provide independent advice to the GRV Board on issues and activities of significance that affect the sport of greyhound racing.

The Board regards the ICG as a key means of consulting with the greyhound industry and obtaining advice that is representative of the broader industry.

The Board seeks participants from ALL areas of the industry - owners, trainers, breeders, Clubs, track veterinarians, GOTBA and other associations.

The ICG comprises of 10-12 industry representatives selected by the Board. Meetings are convened by GRV Chairman, Bernie Carolan, who reports ICG matters and advice to the Board.

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The ICG committee currently meets every second month at GRV’s Office in West Melbourne.

Meetings are usually conducted after business hours on a Tuesday or

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6. You do NOT hold a senior integrity role within the greyhound industry

GRV Chair Bernie Carolan chairs the ICG meetings.

Once a part of the group, you will be expected to:

Thursday night starting around 5.00pm.

Travel costs can be reimbursed.

GRV’s CEO and senior executives regularly attend meetings to provide information to the ICG members and receive first hand advice and feedback on critical industry issues.

The Board is calling for additional industry representation on the ICG. You will ideally be a current owner, breeder or trainer or be active in the greyhound racing community.

Appointment to the ICG will be based on the following criteria: 1. Greyhound industry skills and experience

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Commit to uphold the values and expectations of the ICG (as set in the Code of Conduct)

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Sign a statutory declaration

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Attend at least four ICG meetings per year.

Interested parties are asked to complete the ICG Nomination form immediately and return it to Dennis Timewell (dtimewell@grv.org.au) or call (03) 8329 1121 if you would like to discuss ICG membership.

The ICG Nomination Form can be found at: grv.org.au/wp-content/ uploads/2019/04/ICG_2019_ Nomination_Form.pdf

Video series: Robert Britton’s diet for greyhounds.

Watch at greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/video

Also featuring…

- Two-minute check for injuries - Post-race observation - Checking ‘nervy’ dogs for soreness Meat & Kibble

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5. Ability and willingness to contribute to the wider industry needs of greyhound racing

Bread, vegetable soup & eggs

Supplements

- When to see a vet

Zipping Madga with (from left) Bendigo GRA Club Manager Troy Harley, Robert Camilleri and sponsor Jarrod Larkin from sponsor Jarrod Larkin Concreting. Photo by: Bendigo GRA.

Easter double for Hallinan

By Molly Haines

W

hat better way to celebrate a weekend of feature race success than a few beers at a not-so-local pub.

Breeder and part-owner Camo Hallinan wasn’t even in the country when his greyhound Zipping Bailey took out the $250,000 to-the winner Group 1 Golden Easter Egg (520m) in Sydney on 20 April.

Then, less than 24 hours later, another of his greyhounds, Zipping Magda claimed one of Victoria’s richest maiden events, the Golden Rush Maiden Final (425m) at Bendigo, which carried a $10,000 first prize.

“It has been an amazing weekend for my family as well as trainers Jason Mackay (Zipping Bailey) and Ricky Coleman (Zipping Magda),” said Hallinan, who is based in NSW. Hallinan was holidaying in America at the time of the feature race double.

Zipping Bailey was the first to create excitement, when she

overcame box four and a very talented Golden Easter Egg field in an effort that needs to be seen to be believed.

“We woke up everyone in the motel cheering when she won,” Camo admitted.

“This is what you dream about and the reason you do the early mornings and long nights. It is the best feeling,” he said.

Zipping Magda, a daughter of Barcia Bale and Tricky Rose, claimed the three-week Gold Rush Maiden series on 21 April.

Trained in Lara by 22-year-old Ricky Coleman, Zipping Magda finished third in a Gold Rush heat before winning a semi-final and the final.

“The Bendigo win really topped off an amazing weekend for everyone involved,” Camo said.

“Credit to trainer Ricky Coleman,” Camo said. “Ricky and I have a great bond - we are the next generation of the sport and we both want to see it succeed.”

Educational workshops •

Greyhound Injury and Illness Management workshops already delivered by Dr Chris Boemo.

•

Maximising Re-homing Success workshops to be delivered

by GAP’s Senior Behaviourist, Diana Rayment.

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Nutrition for Success delivered by Dr Ray Ferguson.

Participants interested in attending should contact Greyhound Welfare and Re-homing book through https://www.trybooking.com/book/search?keyword=greyhound or contact GRV. Keep an eye out for new session dates and locations and new workshop topics.

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TOPIC

Shepparton

3 May

Re-homing

Warragul

13 May

Nutrition

Warrnambool

27 May

Nutrition

Meadows

6 June

Re-homing

Shepparton

9 July

Nutrition

Geelong

12 July

Nutrition

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All the workshops include a presentation and a practical session. So, if you want to know more about maximising your chances of re-homing your greyhound after retirement or about developing the best diet for your greyhound, come along and participate in these free sessions.

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RV has introduced a series of practical workshops to support participants and their dogs in establishing and maintaining a successful career in the sport. Current topics include:

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News

By Lynton Hogan President of GOTBA Victoria Inc.

The Code of Practice for the Keeping of Racing Greyhounds (Code) start date (1 January 2020) is coming.

Whatever may be said about its content, the reality is that we as a participant body must start to adapt to its requirements where required while encouraging and advocating for sensible approaches to its administration and enforcement, and recompense for the additional costs and burdens. GOTBA Vic will continue to work with GRV and others with this in mind.

As I have said before, preparation for it will take you time. The Code applies to the keeping of non-retired greyhounds, whether done on a hobby or professional basis.

Some things you should think about and/or do right now if you keep non-retired greyhounds:

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1. Your property (or ‘establishment’ in Code terms). What greyhound related activities will occur at your property as at 1 January 2020 and beyond? Which of the following activities will take place there: breeding, whelping, rearing, educating, pre-training, spelling, training and re-homing preparation? This will impact on exactly what needs to be in your establishment’s Establishment Health Management Plan (EHMP).

2. Your facilities (eg kennel blocks, runs etc). Record in detail the facilities you have on your property on or before 1 Jan 2020, ideally with photos and measurements. This is critical. Thanks to advocacy of GOTBA Vic, the Code contains a provision allowing continued use of pre-1 Jan 2020 facilities, even if those facilities are not otherwise compliant with Code requirements, until they are due for replacement at the end of their effective life. This applies provided no specific welfare risk is identified by GRV referable to

WHAT IS THE GOTBA? Are you a member of the GOTBA? If not, please contact us via the channels below.

Website: gotbavictoria.wildapricot.org General enquiries: gotbav@gmail.com Phone: 0423 357 620

TRIAL YOUR KNOWLEDGE

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non-compliant facilities. It may be in a participant’s best interests after 1 January 2020 to be able to show that their facilities had been in place beforehand.

3. Read and start considering released GRV material on the Code.

4. Commence a first draft of your Establishment Health Management Plan – the protocols (or outline of things you will do or not do) on the topics or activities required by the Code. The EHMP can give you flexibility on how your establishment operates.

Costs survey GOTBA Vic has been conducting an online survey of members and participants in relation to their costs of participation in greyhound racing. Response has been excellent and we will prepare a summary of survey results both on our website and here in the near future.

What is very clear to us from responses so far is that the everyday cost and burden of keeping and racing greyhounds has greatly increased, particularly in the last 2-3 years, whether it be feeding cost, administration cost, staff cost or even cost of utilities to keep a kennel. This increase has been keenly felt at all levels of participation. The results will inform our approach on a number of matters, particularly on prize money.

GOTBA Vic is committed to being an open, transparent organisation for its members, one that enhances and projects the voices and interests of greyhound racing participants at every level for the benefit of all of them. We best do that by hearing from you and from your active membership with us. Join us.

The Greyhound Owners, Trainers and Breeders Association (GOTBA) of Victoria is a not-for profit incorporated association, run by a committee of volunteers who work towards the constant improvement of the sport on behalf of member and their greyhounds.

GGOTBA Committee: Lynton Hogan (President), Robert Britton & Sandra Reed (Co-Vice Presidents), Gayle Osbourne (Secretary), John Reid, John Cheeseman, Karen Leek, Geoff Miles, Stan Ralph and Brian Selleck (General Committee).

ONE POINT Q1. Who is the dam of the 2018 Group 1 Harrison-Dawson winner My Redeemer? a) Up Hill Jill b) Where’s Demonica c) Where’s Wally Q2. Which greyhound trained in Victoria was first past the post in last month’s 2019 Golden Easter Egg final in Sydney? a) Black Opium b) Blue Striker c) Miss Splendamiro

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Q3. Who was the ambassador for the National Greyhound Adoption Day on 28 April? a) Peter Allen b) Hugh Jackman c) Todd McKenney

TWO POINTS Q4. True or false. The TAB Topgun will no longer be run on W.S Cox Plate night?

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Q5. Which greyhound ran second to Tornado Tears in the 2018 RSN Sandown Cup? a) Fanta Bale

b) Quick Jagger c) Rippin’ Sam Q6. Recently retired superstars Jesaulenko and Poke The Bear are winners of which Victorian country cup?

THREE POINTS Q7. In what year did the great Bold Trease win the first of his four consecutive Sandown Cups?

Question 2

Answers on Page 23.

Hope Duke, Ricky Allan; brother Luke Allan & wife Terrie.

Nevaya (3), Miles (4) Harvey (5)

“My first three dogs weren’t the fastest getting around, I was running a lot of lasts and down the track finishes. I was thinking about giving it away as I felt I was never going to have any luck.

“Since then I bought these two as pups (Cranberry Miss and Shady Thief) and they have brought me so much success and happiness, I’m loving the ride.”

“I bought these two as pups

Ricky tasting fruits of persistence

and they have brought me so much success and happiness, I’m loving the ride. I think I’m hooked for life now.”

By Jason Adams

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oung trainer Ricky Allan had his first taste of city success as his own Cranberry Miss took out the opening race on Anzac Day Eve at Sandown Park.

The 32-year-old could not hide his pride when he reflected on the win.

“Winning in town was the best feeling. It was more special to have my kids, partner and family there,” explained Allan.

Allan works full time as a chimney

sweeper and races greyhounds a hobby.

His time in the sport is relatively short compared to most participants. He decided to take up the caper after a lifelong passion for racing.

“I got my first dog about four years ago. After I separated with my ex I needed something to fill in time as I love to stay busy,” the Pearcedale trainer said.

They are the only two racing greyhounds in his kennel, combined they have had 49 starts for 11 wins a further 21 placings. At home they’re better known as Cutie and Bully with the names assigned by Allan’s daughter Heidi.

“I treat my dogs as part of the family, Cranberry Miss is often inside on the couch with us. I think I’m hooked for life now.”

If your current photograph is more than 5 years old, you are required to update it via your FastTrack account or by emailing a copy to applications@grv.org.au MAY 2019

with your name and member number

GREYHOUND TRAINER Member 1 Role: Public Trainer

Expires: 30/06/2019

Trainers are encouraged to contact their owners to ensure their registrations have been renewed.

Please check your membership card or your FastTrack account for your registration expiry date.

Call GRV’s Racing Services Team for assistance on (03) 8329 1100 Or via email at info@grv.org.au

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Be Aware of the Expiry Date

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Welfare & Re-homing Report

By Gavin Goble General Manager Animal Welfare

Discounted greyhound de-sexing

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here are many veterinary clinics in Victoria or interstate near the Victorian border, willing to provide discounts to Victorian registered participants for the de-sexing of greyhounds. Most of these clinics also offer discounts for other greyhound procedures that are done at the same time, including dentals and vaccinations.

A list of these veterinary clinics, and a fact sheet explaining the benefits of de-sexing can be found at greyhoundcare. grv.org.au/rehoming/discounted-de-sexing-offered-byveterinary-clinics.

It is important that you contact the clinic directly to discuss pricing and to arrange a booking. GRV is merely providing

the list of clinics and plays no role in arranging appointments and surgery or financial transactions.

De-sexing your greyhound on retirement is an important step in maximising the chances of your greyhound being re-homed.

GRV highly recommends that de-sexing is undertaken as soon as possible after the decision to retire has been made.

De-sexing has many benefits. Behavioural benefits include a reduction in a greyhound’s tendency to be overly boisterous or show low-level aggression towards other dogs, while health benefits include a reduction in the risk of developing some reproductive diseases and cancers, and in male dogs, prostate issues.

Breeder Registration Training Updated

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RV has recently updated the Breeder Competency Pack for participants registering for the first time as breeders. Since 2008, participants registering as a Breeder for the first time, have had to complete four units of study, each with an information booklet that must be read and a six-question multiple choice test.

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When reviewed, GRV found that much of the information required refreshing and updating as rules and industry practice have changed considerably over time. The updated competency pack is only three units and provides more targeted information for participants about choosing the right breeding pair and supporting the breeding female and her pups through the pregnancy and up to 20 weeks of age.

The updated and refreshed booklets also provide breeders and whelpers with the latest knowledge about the care and socialisation of young pups up to 20 weeks of age. Getting the right start to life will help our pups achieve their goals for racing success.

GRV plans to convert the training manuals into a series of short booklets for publication on the Care and Standards website in the next few months; giving all participants access to the updated information in an easy to read format, and providing the broader community with some insight into the considered and dedicated manner in which participants undertake breeding for the sport.

GRV is currently working to update the Attendant, Catcher and Trainer Competency packs in the same manner.

De-sexing Clinics in Victoria Craigieburn

Craigieburn Animal Hospital

03 9305 5855

Newborough

Old Sale Rd Veterinary Services

03 5127 4645

Cranbourne

Casey and Cranbourne Veterinary Hospital

03 5996 2329

Oakleigh East

Monash Veterinary Clinic

03 9544 7455

Epping

High St Epping Veterinary Clinic

03 9408 9000

Sale

Sale Veterinary Centre

03 5144 3100

Euroa

Strathbogie Veterinary Clinic

03 5795 2811

Seville

Seville Veterinary Clinic

03 5964 3960 03 5799 1922

Geelong

Newtown Veterinary Clinic

03 5221 5333

Seymour

Seymour Central Vets

Langwarrin

Langwarrin Veterinary Clinic

03 9789 1682

Shepparton

GV Vets

03 5878 1144

Lynbrook

Lynbrook Vet

03 8373 0301

Smythesdale

Smythesdale Veterinary Practice

03 5318 5750

Maffra

Maffra Veterinary Centre

03 5147 1177

Springvale

Sandown Vet Clinic

03 9547 6666

Mansfield

Mansfield Veterinary Clinic

03 5775 2055

Timboon

The Vet Group

03 5558 6666

Meadow Heights

Roxburgh Park Animal Hospital

03 9303 7774

Warrnambool

Lava Street Veterinary Clinic

03 5561 1366

Meadow Heights

Meadow Heights Veterinary Clinic

03 9309 3199

Watsonia

Watsonia Veterinary Centre

03 9432 7207

Melton

Melton Veterinary Clinic

03 9743 4413

Werribee

Wyndham Veterinary Clinic

03 9742 5556

Moe

Moe Veterinary Centre

03 5127 3511

Wodonga

Melrose Animal Hospital

02 6056 1544

Mount Gambier

Gambier Vets Pty Ltd

08 8725 8333

Wollaston

The Vet Group

03 5561 6911

with Molly Haines and Andrew Copley. Tune in Wednesdays from 10am only on RSN Racing & Sport 927 AM or listen to every episode at grv.org.au/podcasts.

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Still a maiden Country class City standard Group 1 performer

Inactive Greyhound Follow-up: Incomplete Transfers

F

ollowing the February inactive greyhound followup, in which greyhound owners received emails and registered letters asking them to notify GRV of the activity status and location of one or more of their greyhounds, this process was repeated in mid-April. In response to participant feedback, this time the letters were sent by normal post.

The responses from owners after the February letters were greatly appreciated, allowing us to update greyhound records on FastTrack. All non-responses have been referred to GRV’s Integrity Department for follow-up. Points raised regarding notification to GRV: •

If a greyhound is retiring as a pet to another person (whether they are a registered participant or not), it must be retired as such on FastTrack; raising an ‘ownership transfer key’ on FastTrack is not the correct process because it does not retire the greyhound.

•

If a transfer key is raised for an ownership transfer, it is recommended that the greyhound does not leave your property until the transfer is complete and the greyhound no longer appears in your FastTrack account.

•

If a transfer key is raised for the transfer of a racing greyhound to a new owner who is interstate, the participant transferring the greyhound must ensure that the paperwork is finalised at the other end with the relevant interstate Controlling Body.

•

If you have attempted to transfer ownership of, or retired, one of your greyhounds, please regularly check your MyDogs tab on your FastTrack account until the transfer/retirement is complete and advise GRV if there are any issues.

If you need any help, please contact GRV.

Kennel cough preventions

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ow is the time to vaccinate your greyhounds against Kennel Cough. While Kennel Cough vaccination is currently only mandatory for the 2nd puppy vaccination, and the naming vaccination, it is advisable to give Kennel Cough boosters every 6-12 months for life to ensure ongoing immunity. Vaccination against Kennel Cough is not always 100% effective, but it is your best protection.

It significantly reduces the chances of an outbreak and reduces the severity of symptoms of affected dogs.

Vaccination against Kennel Cough can be given at the same time as a C3 or as a separate vaccine, and can be given by intra-nasal, oral or injectable routes.

GRV recommends for racing greyhounds (in addition to the

mandatory puppy and naming vaccinations): •

C3 vaccination every 1-3 years; and

•

Kennel Cough vaccination (ideally intra-nasal or oral) every 6-12 months, preferably in autumn.

If you want to book your greyhound into GAP you will need to check the specific GAP vaccination requirements (introduced on 1 March 2018) on the GAP page in this edition, or by contacting GRV or your veterinarian.

The new greyhound Code of Practice, commencing on 1 January 2020, will make it mandatory to keep your greyhounds’ vaccinations ‘current’, and this will include an annual Kennel Cough vaccination.

First aid for greyhounds with Dr Chris Boemo Watch these videos and more at: greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/video

Emergency bandaging

Emergency splinting

Preventing, detecting and treating acidosis

ASK THE ON-TRACK VET about GRV funding* for a full injury assessment off-track Further funding* may be available for treatment of eligible injuries.

DID YOU KNOW?

GRV has set up a Racing Injury Working Party (RIWP) to review all catastrophic and major injuries on greyhound tracks in Victoria, with the purpose of observing trends and providing safety improvements at GRV Clubs and private facilities. All Greyhound Recovery Initiative cases, including take-ups and denials, are reviewed by the RIWP.

Make an informed decision about the future of your greyhound *GRV’s new Greyhound Recovery Initiative (GRI) program

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HAS YOUR GREYHOUND BEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED AT THE TRACK?

MAY 2019

Essential items you need

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Longwood will host a Slips to Boxes Challenge on 19 May, with the best performers to race in the final at Shepparton (390m) on 30 May. Full conditions at fasttrack.grv.org.au.

2019 Coursing Calendar APRIL SATURDAY

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Catch On To Coursing

Preference to Maiden Meeting

McRae Cup

Standard Meeting

Western Saws

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11

12 Mothers Day

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13 Queens B'Day W'end

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BENALLA

Preference to Maiden Meeting

EASTER

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LANG LANG

BENALLA

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LONGWOOD

EASTER

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Bert Clark + Slips 2 Boxes

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Classic

Werribee Cup

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Classic

LANG LANG

BENALLA

BENALLA

WK 1 Syl Doyle

Derby & Oaks

Derby & Oaks

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Classic LANG LANG Wk 2 Syl Doyle Slips 2 Boxes

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Queens B'Day W'end

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24 Classic

25 Classic

LONGWOOD

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Waterloo Cup

Waterloo Cup

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1/9 Father's Day

Coursing video series:

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SUNDAY

MAY

Peter Craig's tips on coursing.

Watch at greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/video

Also featuring… - Common questions - A trip to Lang Lang for trialling - Improving on the circle and the struggle for big trainers - Prolonging careers and how circle-track stars stack up Advantages of trialling at a coursing track

First-season coursers and same-sex races

Welfare issues and how to avoid them

- Post-event recovery

Gojek and Sean Lithgow are regulars on the coursing circuit.

Photo by: Clint Anderson.

All systems go following coursing triumph

By Andrew Copley

n 2018 Gojek combined racing on the circle with regular visits to the coursing circuit.

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While he didn’t manage to win the required three courses in a day to break his coursing maiden status, that all changed at the National Coursing Association’s 2019 season opener at Benalla on 14 April when he took out the MGRA Maiden Dog event.

Success on the coursing circuit often correlates in a spike in form on the circle, and that was certainly the case with Gojek (May 2016 Turanza Bale – Evie’s Entity) winning his next start, in Grade 5 company at Bendigo, at the huge odds of $20.70.

The slick 24.11sec victory was Gojek’s ninth win from 27 starts, and trainer Sean Lithgow provided an insight into his greyhound’s career.

Sean Lithgow: Gojek has always had good straight line speed but has got a lot stronger as he has gotten older.

Instead of making the final and being run down, he showed that extra strength to back up the third time. Gojek is a confidence dog as well so win, lose or draw, the chance to race one on one and not be caught in traffic always sparks him up. He always comes back from coursing really strong, fit and confident, particularly if he gets more than one course.

Q. Were you surprised by his win at Bendigo and did you back him?

SL: Early in his career I would have said coursing as he ran wide on the corners but he has got far more track sense now. He loves both so much, and he will bounce between the two over the next four months.

Q. What would you say to trainers thinking about coursing who haven’t taken the step yet?

SL: I think that trainers who don’t course are missing out on one of the best training tools. It gets dogs rock hard fit, builds their confidence (with minimal interference) and can really spark up dogs that may be a bit stale with continual circle track racing Q. What type of trainer and what type of greyhounds should give coursing a go?

SL: Every trainer. Obviously coursing favours the smaller trainers as you need to spend considerable time and energy with each greyhound over the course of the day.

(Partner) Mel and I took six dogs to Benalla and that was about the maximum two people can easily handle. I think all greyhounds would benefit from coursing but dogs that are quick in a straight line and have the strength to back up a second and third time are perfect and what we look for. We also love bringing greyhounds coursing who we are trying to build up in distance around the circle.

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Q. You’ve taken Gojek coursing numerous times before he was able to win his maiden. What inspired you to keep persisting with him on the coursing circuit?

Q. Is Gojek better suited to coursing or circle racing?

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“I think that trainers who don’t course are missing out on one of the best training tools.”

SL: A little, although he ran the second fastest course of the day at Benalla so he was obviously feeling pretty good. I rarely bet on our own dogs but when I saw the fixed odds of $18 put up for him I did have a $20 bet on him. Those odds seemed crazy but I guess bookmakers wouldn't have taken his coursing form into account. I definitely thought he could run a place but we were so stoked when he won.

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Many successful greyhound breeders encourage their pups to chase items such as toys, rope and empty plastic milk bottles.

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0450 227 811 0439574435 0428 591 602

JOHNSONVILLE

0415 315 988

NAMBROK ASCOT VALE

0433 569 611 0422 303 968

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

CRANBOURNE EAST 0410 260 029

COLYTON VETERINARY HOSPITAL

CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE

FEB 10, 2019 APR 09, 2019

3 MALES 1 FEMALES 3 MALES 3 FEMALES

PETER AKATHIOTIS TERRENCE CHURCHILL

RESERVOIR ALLAMBEE

0409 665 523 0438 565 721

MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE

FEB 13, 2019

6 MALES 5 FEMALES

SCOTT LEVETT

DELAHEY

0415 529 155

CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

MAR 26, 2019 APR 12, 2019

6 MALES 5 FEMALES 1 MALES 3 FEMALES

BRADLEY DEBONO PETER DUNLEVEY BEV AND DANIEL (SYN) BEVERLEY PELL PETER BYRNE BRONWYN PULIS

DOREEN COHUNA

0409 557 015 0429 926 469

MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE

ALCYONE

MAR 19, 2019

4 MALES 5 FEMALES

GASSY'S PRIDE PARIS SPARKS

APR 09, 2019 FEB 12, 2019

1 MALES 1 FEMALES 4 MALES 5 FEMALES

EMPIRE ENTOURAGE

MAR 14, 2019

3 MALES 5 FEMALES

MARK GRIMA

KEELY RUN

FEB 20, 2019

4 MALES 5 FEMALES

ADRIAN SYMONS JORDEAN (SYN) JORDAN COOPER SAMUEL BYE EYLES (SYN) KEVIN EYLES MATE TWO MATE (SYN) COREY THOMAS CARLY FELTHAM BEV AND DANIEL (SYN) BEVERLEY PELL YVONNE ANDREWS JIHAD TALGI CHECK IT OUT (SYN) PAT SOFRA WALLACE HERAS TONY DUNCAN WE'RE ALL MATES (SYN) GAVIN CLIFTON AMSTEL (SYN) PETER CRAIG DEAN BAKER COLIN BRENNAN PETER WHELAN MAXWELL AULD JARROD SHARP PAUL CONNELL HOUNDOG (SYN) SHANNON LARSEN GEOFFREY SLATTERY DAVID BURNETT RODNEY DUNN LAETISHA SCANLAN ALAN FERGUSON LUKE MITCHELL TERRI-MAREE MORRIS BRENDAN STEPHENS ALLAN BUCKLAND

MAXIMUM LIL

FEB 01, 2019

5 MALES 3 FEMALES

FLYWHEEL MAGIC

MAR 19, 2019

8 FEMALES

KRAKEN SAL

APR 15, 2019

1 MALES 6 FEMALES

MINT BURST

FEB 02, 2019

3 MALES 4 FEMALES

COSMIC TILLY

FEB 14, 2019

3 MALES 5 FEMALES

MINNESOTA

FEB 15, 2019

8 MALES 2 FEMALES

MUZA'S GIRL PRIME SUSPECT

MAR 13, 2019 MAR 28, 2019

2 MALES 3 FEMALES 5 MALES 3 FEMALES

PRINCESS ELLIE

FEB 14, 2019

5 MALES 4 FEMALES

VAN ANN ALL INN TAYLOR

MAR 31, 2019 MAR 04, 2019

5 FEMALES 3 MALES 5 FEMALES

AMELIA STAR

FEB 09, 2019

3 MALES 6 FEMALES

FAIR OF FACE

MAR 03, 2019

5 MALES 8 FEMALES

GOT ONE BACK LADY CAPULET LAKEVIEW MAISEY MIGHTY LOMAR NICKY'S GIFT NOAKI MOTH

MAR 06, 2019 MAR 06, 2019 APR 01, 2019 MAR 03, 2019 APR 09, 2019 FEB 05, 2019

2 MALES 6 FEMALES 2 MALES 7 FEMALES 3 MALES 1 FEMALES 4 MALES 7 FEMALES 3 MALES 4 FEMALES 4 MALES 3 FEMALES

SHANLYN PIPPIN

MAR 08, 2019

2 MALES 3 FEMALES

SUFFRAGETTE THANKS CHERYL TIZZA NITRO YOU BUG ME MY NAME'S JESSIE RAVEN ON IT'S HER FATE CLANDA LASS UNO TOPPER

APR 13, 2019 FEB 02, 2019 MAR 21, 2019 APR 01, 2019 FEB 13, 2019 MAR 08, 2019 APR 04, 2019 FEB 22, 2019 APR 13, 2019

1 MALES 3 FEMALES 2 MALES 6 FEMALES 3 MALES 4 MALES 5 FEMALES 1 MALES 1 FEMALES 2 MALES 2 FEMALES 2 MALES 5 FEMALES 5 MALES 3 FEMALES

TOOLLEEN

0448 215 464

SOUTHERN CROSS MOE SOUTH NARRE WARREN NORTH HUNTLY

0405 997 237 0468 377 007

THE VET GROUP SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

0427 774 354

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

LETHBRIDGE

0407 507 218

0428 996 195

GORMANDALE

03 5197 7270

MURCHISON

0419 262 748

OLINDA

0419 576 899

DEVON MEADOWS

0421 727 539

TOOLLEEN

0448 215 464

SALE DEVON MEADOWS

0419 001 193 0409 443 535

CRANBOURNE

0412 599 002

LARA HARSTON

0406 502 931 0484 774 931

NILMA NORTH

0407 727 967

LANGWARRIN

0418 399 911

WUNGHNU ROSS CREEK METUNG TATURA NEWPORT SEVILLE EAST

0428 622 012 0412 539 911 0417 244 880 0412 837 907 0419 532 431 0423 728 178

GARFIELD

0434 788 263

MELBOURNE SOUTH GEELONG TEMPLESTOWE BERWICK GIRGARRE DOREEN TRARALGON WATERWAYS WINCHELSEA

0418 365 673 0417 990 660 0418 357 892 0418 144 664 0437 390 067 0499881171 0478 187 789 0419 152 363 0407 098 286

MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

SIRE

DAM

WHELPED

KINDA CRUEL RED

STUNNING VIEW

FEB 08, 2019

7 MALES 2 FEMALES

KINLOCH BRAE

DARK SMIFFY DIVA'S SHADOW EASY BABY

MAR 08, 2019 MAR 30, 2019 APR 10, 2019

4 MALES 2 FEMALES 2 MALES 6 FEMALES 6 MALES 3 FEMALES

LIGHTNING FRANK DEANO'S GADGET

MAGIC SPRITE

MEPUNGA BLAZER

MY BRO FABIO MY REDEEMER OVER LIMIT RAW ABILITY

DESCRIPTION

MAR 04, 2019

4 MALES 2 FEMALES

DYNA FAME MILBURN GOLD

FEB 26, 2019 MAR 12, 2019

2 FEMALES 2 MALES 4 FEMALES

TAXI SONO QUI

MAR 02, 2019

3 MALES 3 FEMALES

AUDACIOUS POPPY BEL AIR MIST ONE CUP SHORT PENNY POP

MAR 27, 2019 FEB 25, 2019 APR 01, 2019 MAR 26, 2019

3 FEMALES 4 MALES 5 FEMALES 2 MALES 3 FEMALES 8 MALES 1 FEMALES

SHE'S DEE ROCKET

MAR 10, 2019

4 MALES 4 FEMALES

SHINEY BLING

APR 08, 2019

5 MALES 4 FEMALES

COCO TWIST JASOCATE RIVERSIDE DEB GORDETTE LAKEVIEW GRACE MIDNITE STARLING CEE ME BURST UNTIL TUESDAY GUNAI GOSSIP

MAR 22, 2019 MAR 26, 2019 FEB 11, 2019 MAR 22, 2019 APR 12, 2019 MAR 22, 2019 MAR 08, 2019 APR 05, 2019 MAR 14, 2019

6 MALES 2 FEMALES 3 MALES 4 FEMALES 1 FEMALES 6 MALES 2 FEMALES 4 MALES 4 FEMALES 2 MALES 1 FEMALES 3 MALES 5 FEMALES 8 MALES 3 FEMALES 5 MALES 4 FEMALES

PANIC STATION

MAR 23, 2019

3 MALES 6 FEMALES

SISCO RAGE

UNQUESTIONABLY MERINDA HANNAH GREYSYND JET LONG HOT SOMMER EMIO BALE

MAR 11, 2019 MAR 07, 2019 FEB 01, 2019 MAR 15, 2019 MAR 07, 2019

3 MALES 4 FEMALES 4 MALES 5 FEMALES 2 MALES 3 FEMALES 6 MALES 4 FEMALES 4 MALES 4 FEMALES

SPUD REGIS

LITTLE SIENNA

MAR 10, 2019

1 MALES 6 FEMALES

SUPERIOR PRODUCT

STRENGTH TO WYN

APR 13, 2019

4 MALES 5 FEMALES

THIRTY TALKS

SISCO SIZZLE

RIPPIN' SAM SH AVATAR

TONK

ASHBY STORM PROUD FANTASY TEAR AWAY MOON GREYSYND BLISS WALK HARD MY LILLY BATTY ALLEN WORM BURNER DANA JORJA XTREME KNOCKA CHASE ON CASE ZAMBORA RITZA BRILLIANCE BROCKIE UNLAWFUL ENTRY

BREEDER

SUBURB

BACHELOR CLUB (SYN) KOO WEE RUP PETER MARTINOVIC JEFFREY GUY HORSHAM SIMON HENDERSON PORT FAIRY DES DOUCH MAFFRA TRIPLE D (SYN) PASCOE VALE DAVID WALL FAY RIDIS MICKLEHAM CRAIG CALLAGHAN KILMORE M LYMER AND M SCOBLE (SYN) NORTH GEELONG MICHAEL LYMER KEVIN WAINWRIGHT ROSEDALE MADDISON TONER BERWICK CHRIS JOHANNSEN DEVON MEADOWS JASON SHARP LARA THREE DEES (SYN) ROSEBUD DARREN IRBY FORIDDS (SYN) TARRINGTON PHILIP FORSYTH JOSEPH GARNER MEPUNGA EAST FAY RIDIS MICKLEHAM MELISSA PAYNE ALMURTA JESSICA HAMPSHIRE CRANBOURNE WEST PETER WHELAN METUNG NICHOLAS DARRAGH NORTHCOTE JESS GRIMA KORUMBURRA TRISTAN DALES DROUIN JOHN MARTIN WUNGHNU NARRE WARREN MARK GRIMA NORTH MARK FILOMENO CRAIGIEBURN LUKE MITCHELL DOREEN WARREN OWEN GISBORNE TRISTAN DALES DROUIN JEFF GALEA BROOKFIELD NARRE WARREN MARK GRIMA NORTH KYLE GOODWIN

MAR 11, 2019

2 MALES 4 FEMALES

APR 07, 2019 FEB 06, 2019 MAR 29, 2019 MAR 10, 2019 FEB 17, 2019 FEB 17, 2019 MAR 31, 2019 MAR 30, 2019

2 MALES 5 FEMALES 3 MALES 3 FEMALES 4 MALES 6 FEMALES 6 MALES 2 FEMALES 4 MALES 3 FEMALES 6 MALES 2 FEMALES 5 MALES 4 FEMALES 3 MALES 4 FEMALES

MANY WINNERS (SYN) ALLAN BROOKES ALLAN BUCKLAND JUDITH CONDO DUANE DALTON WARREN OWEN JAMES EGAN GRANT DAUBENY BARBARA CHENEY COREY FULFORD

MAR 26, 2019

6 MALES 1 FEMALES

CALVEN RUSSELL

BARCIA BALE BERNARDO CUTTING EDGE DUNDEE OSPREY EL GRAND SENOR FERNANDO BALE

0478 825 445 0429 654 233 0438 058 639 0403 332 712 0450 227 811 0418 367 764 0402 327 065 0409 602 114 0457 140 430 0408 969 781 0400 421 342 0457 353 686 0417 712 750 0418311075 0450 227 811 0438 502 460 0478031668 0417 244 880 0417 302 063 0427 456 778 0474 956 734 0498876192

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC TERANG VETERINARY CLINIC MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC WALNUT VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC THE VET GROUP MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC ADELAIDE PLAINS VET SURGERY SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

0402 137 526 0499881171 0433 813 513 0474 956 734 0418 990 103

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

0427 774 354

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

LOVELY BANKS

0457 091 201

SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

KOROIT

0429 314 486

WINCHELSEA PYRAMID HILL LARA GISBORNE UPPER PLENTY HOPETOUN PARK KATAMATITE MAFFRA

0407 098 286 0448 797 057 0407 737 216 0433 813 513 0418 132 245 0408 162 595 0408 409 208 0428 810 858

CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

KYABRAM

0432 543 658

MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE

MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC

1 NOV 2018 TO 15 APR 2019 DAM

SERVICE DATE

FACILITY

ALL INN CARA MISS MOGGY SURE CHEAP ALL INN BLUEBELL CHOCHLIK WAYFARER ERICA MCKENNA LAKEVIEW MISS FLASH INNINGS PRINCESS GUNN BRAZEN BOMBER AZURITE APRIL LASS POLIJUICE POTION OLIVIA'S RUBY

Saturday, 08 December, 2018 Sunday, 17 February, 2019 Thursday, 21 February, 2019 Monday, 28 January, 2019 Thursday, 03 January, 2019 Wednesday, 07 November, 2018 Friday, 16 November, 2018 Wednesday, 07 November, 2018 Saturday, 15 December, 2018 Saturday, 05 January, 2019 Tuesday, 05 February, 2019 Wednesday, 09 January, 2019 Saturday, 08 December, 2018 Friday, 23 November, 2018 Saturday, 03 November, 2018

MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE

KOLORA KATHY HASHTAG SELFIE CALL ME SWIFT

Watch these videos and more at: greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/video

Breeding Tips with Barry Smith Multiple Group 1 winning breeder and the man behind the famous ‘Mepunga’ bloodline

GREYHOUND MONTHLY VICTORIA

The series includes: - The basics of successful greyhound breeding - The cost of breeding greyhounds - Selecting a sire - Breeding to sires with international bloodlines - Broodmatrons and young pups - Choosing a pup - Interacting with pups - Lead training and gamesmanship - Housing and exercising pups

Saturday, 08 December, 2018 Tuesday, 15 January, 2019 Tuesday, 11 December, 2018

MAFFRA VETERINARY CENTRE MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE KUDAH VETERINARY SERVICES SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC WALNUT VETERINARY CLINIC SANDOWN VETERINARY CLINIC CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL MCIVOR ROAD VET CENTRE TERANG VETERINARY CLINIC CRAIGIEBURN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

MAY 2019

KINDA CRUEL RED LOCHINVAR MARLOW MEPUNGA BLAZER MOREIRA NITRO BURST OUT OF RANGE SPUD REGIS

0499 974 670

FS FACILITY

0427 774 354

MISSES SIRE

TELEPHONE

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VIC BRED SERIES

UPCOMING GRV GRV VIC BRED Series races are designed to promote and reward Victorian Bred Greyhounds. Each series is designed to give an equal opportunity to a variety of greyhounds, of similar grade and experience, a chance to compete for above average prizemoney. GRV VIC BRED Series are open to Victorian Bred Greyhounds and all provincial finals carry a VICGREYS Bonus.

Listed are when GRV VIC BRED Series commence during April and May 2019.

GREYHOUND MONTHLY VICTORIA

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DID YOU KNOW

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GRV’s new VicGreys program is generating up to $1.4m in bonuses to Victorian breeders and owners across 1,900 Victorian races each year.

Full details at: grv.org.au/vicgreys

GRV VIC BRED Maiden Series Thu, 9 May

Twilight

SHP

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450

Sun, 12 May

Day

SAP

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 515

Wed, 29 May

Night

BAL

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450

Thu, 6 Jun

Night

WBL

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450

Sun, 16 Jun

Twilight

SLE

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 440

Fri, 28 Jun

Night

BEN

GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 425

Thu, 9 May

Night

WBL

GRV VIC BRED Mixed 6/7 Series GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 450

Sun, 16 Jun

Day

SAP

GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 515

Tue, 25 Jun

Twilight

HOR

GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 410

Fri, 24 May

Twilight

BEN

GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 425 (1 - 4 Wins)

Sun, 2 Jun

Twilight

SLE

GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 440 (1 - 4 Wins)

Sun, 5 May

Day

HVL

GRV VIC BRED Rodney Thorneycroft Memorial - Grade 5 Heat 350

Wed, 8 May

Night

BAL

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 450

GRV VIC BRED Restricted Win Series

GRV VIC BRED Grade 5 Series

Thu, 16 May

Twilight

SHP

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 390

Sun, 2 Jun

Day

SAP

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 595

Tue, 4 Jun

Twilight

HOR

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 485

Tue, 11 Jun

Night

WGL

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 460

Thu, 20 Jun

Night

WBL

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 450

Wed, 26 Jun

Night

CRN

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 520

Sun, 30 Jun

Day

BEN

GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 500

Wed, 8 May

Night

CRN

Fri, 31 May

Night

GEL

Tue, 18 Jun

Night

WGL

GRV VIC BRED Distance Series GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Heat 699 (Less Than $25000) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 596 (0 - 6 Wins)(No City Wins) GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Heat 680 (Less Than $25000)

Don't wait, apply for DNA today!

G

RV would like to remind participants of the requirements to register females for breeding. While GRV has implemented a short-term initiative which may assist participants who are under time pressure to get DNA results back, this involves additional steps (including a participant signing a GRV waiver) and can be avoided if DNA is done early.

For a female to be eligible to breed, participants must ensure their greyhound has DNA results registered with Greyhounds Australasia.

Steps how to do this are as follows: 1. Contact GA and apply for a DNA kit 2. Take the kit and the greyhound to your vet

3. Vet will complete the sample and post to the lab 4. After processing, the lab will inform GA and DNA number will be attached to the greyhound’s record via FastTrack 5. If all other requirements have been met (see right for PINK CARD registration) the greyhound will be ready to complete the registration.

GRV recommends applying for your DNA kit as early as possible to allow sufficient time for DNA results to be returned to Greyhounds Australasia and recorded before the greyhound is in season. The turnaround of the DNA result can be somewhere between two and six weeks, dependent on the Lab.

For more information please contact Greyhounds Australasia at admin@galtd.org.au or 9548 3500. To find out more about registering for a Pink Card, including fees, exemptions, stud masters and FSI technician responsibilities, go to: grv.org.au/pinkcard

Breeding Reference Group Chair: Terrie Benfield (General Counsel) Members: Ray Borda

Angela Langton

Geoff Collins

Jessica Sharp

George Farrugia

Barry Toner

Note: The Breeding Reference Group provides input and advice to GRV management.

GRV: Alan Clayton

If you have any suggestions relating to breeding, please contact Breeding Reference Group members either in person or via email at breeding@grv.org.au

Gavin Goble

Louise Martin

Greyhounds and owners took a stroll along McRae Beach in memory of Don Graham.

The McRae Lighthouse had a special place in Don’s heart.

Walk for a GAP great

By Lauren Marie

M

ore than 70 people and their pet greyhounds gathered at the McCrae Lighthouse on 7 April to honour Greyhound Adoption Program (GAP) great, the late Don Graham.

The highly respected and much-loved GAP volunteer sadly passed away on 17 February. Don and his wife Jenny began adopting greyhounds in 2001 and the walk was organised to honour his contribution and dedication to the program and to the breed itself.

Everyone who met Don were in awe of his love and knowledge of the breed and it was this passion that inspired the walk in his honour. The

McCrae Lighthouse was one of Don’s favourite locations and was the meeting point on the day before an hour-long walk took place along the beach before people returned for a picnic back at the lighthouse.

It was the perfect way to remember such a kind and generous man.

Don and Jenny have long been dedicated volunteers who have fostered many greyhounds and volunteered at countless events including the Royal Melbourne Show and GAP Adoption Days.

community whose lives he has touched. A plaque will be placed at the GAP property in Seymour in memory of his contribution and dedication to the Greyhound Adoption Program.

The late Don Graham.

Don will be missed by many including all those in the GAP

The Warragul GRC raised funds for the Good Friday Appeal across two race meetings in April, including a $100 donation every time the greyhound wearing the red number one or pink number eight rug won.

MAY 2019

1 POINT

Q1. b (Where’s Demonica)

2 POINTS Q4. True 3 POINTS Q7. 1986

Q2. b (Blue Striker)

Q3. c (Todd McKenney)

Q5. c (Rippin’ Sam)

Q6. Traralgon Cup

SCORE

0-4 5-8 9 - 11 12

Still a maiden Country class City standard Group 1 performer

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QUIZ ANSWERS

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Bambi the greyhound with her new owners Caitlin Harvey and Andrew Graham at the National Adoption Day event at The Meadows.

Photos by: Clint Anderson.

Victoria leads the way as Australia re-homes more than 200 greyhounds in a day

By Molly Haines

A

huge build-up to Australia’s second-ever National Greyhound Adoption Day has come to fruition with 71 greyhounds being adopted into Victorian homes after a wonderful day at The Meadows Racetrack on 28 April.

GREYHOUND MONTHLY VICTORIA

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All six states in Australia held an adoption event on the day, with a total of 207 greyhounds considered no longer suitable for racing finding loving new homes.

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Victoria led the way claiming more than a third of adoptions, with our popular Greyhound Adoption Program celebrating its efforts in surpassing last year’s National Adoption Day figure of 68 across the state, and establishing a new singleday record.

Emotions ran high as would-be adoptees eagerly gathered to await the day to commence, with there being many a new adoptee through to those who were looking for that “second grey” for the one they had at home.

“I would like to thank the participants for bringing the dogs to our adoption program (GAP) so we can arrange days such as these. From racing to rehoming; the entire journey is very special,” she said.

A total of 75 greyhounds were available for adoption at The Meadows on the day, and the four that missed out were returned to the Greyhound Adoption Program in Seymour until they were adopted.

While the overall national figure fell marginally short of last year’s total of 212, to have more than 200 greyhounds adopted into Australian homes in a single day for the second year running is nothing short of extraordinary.

Ms Martin thanked her staff and those from GRV’s Greyhound Adoption Program as well as the many volunteers who made The Meadows’ event such a success.

“Adoption days such as these are simply amazing and it gives me the biggest thrill to see our greys get their forever homes,” said GRV’s General Manager, Strategic Communication and Marketing, Louise Martin.

Ms Martin, the proud owner of a greyhound named Princess, said that the dogs were just the best friend ever.

“They are the kindest and most intelligent of dogs. They demand and give affection and loyalty. They are the best of friends to a single person, couple or a family.”

“They come to us after being on the race track (or having not quite made it) and because of how well they are treated during this time they adapt very quickly to a new way of life.”

Greyhounds and handlers gather at The Meadows prior to the event.

GAP has a low return rate because of this very philosophy.

Hundreds of would-be adopters were on the lookout for their perfect match.

Testing Dates Re-homing of all greyhounds is a key goal for GRV. To assist owners with re-homing their greyhounds, spaces in the pre-entry assessment sessions are now booked through Member Services during office hours on 03 83291100 or by emailing gapbooking@grv.org.au All sessions for the next 3 months are listed on this page, with later dates released each month.

To be eligible for a pre-entry assessment your greyhound must: •

•

have a current C5 vaccination AS PER THE NEW REQUIREMENTS* described below and given at least 10 days before the pre-entry assessment; and not have been trained, trialled or raced for at least one month (preferably two months) prior to the testing day (“wind-down period”). This will increase the likelihood of your greyhound passing the temperament test. The ‘Racing to Retirement’ information booklet is available through Member Services or at:

greyhoundcare.grv.org.au/retirement-from-racing.

Only three greyhounds per connection can be booked in each pre-entry assessment session.

Participants must provide a good quality, well fitted wire muzzle when entering a greyhound into GAP. NOTE: The entry fee for greyhounds into the GAP has been waived permanently.

Pre-entry Assessment Booking Number:

03 8329 1100 Pre-entry Assessment email:

gapbooking@grv.org.au

LOCATION

TESTING DAY

TIME

Bendigo

Monday, 6 May 2019 (FULL)

10.30am to 1.30pm

GAP/Seymour

Tuesday, 7 May 2019 (FULL)

9.00am to 12.00pm

Ballarat

Wednesday, 8 May 2019 (FULL)

9.00am to 12.00pm

Sandown

Monday, 13 May 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

Meadows

Tuesday, 14 May 2019 (FULL)

9.30am to 12.30pm

Cranbourne

Tuesday, 14 May 2019 (FULL)

10.00am to 1.00pm

Shepparton

Monday, 20 May 2019

9.30am to 12.30pm

GAP/Seymour

Tuesday, 21 May 2019 (FULL)

9.00am to 12.00pm

Ballarat

Wednesday, 22 May 2019 (FULL)

9.00am to 12.00pm

Sandown

Monday, 27 May 2019 (FULL)

10.00am to 1.00pm

Geelong

Thursday, 30 May 2019 (FULL)

9.00am to 12.00pm

GAP/Seymour

Monday, 3 June 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Warrnambool

Monday, 3 June 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

Sale

Tuesday, 4 June 2019 (FULL)ß

9.30am to 12.30pm

Meadows

Tuesday, 11 June 2019

9.30am to 12.30pm

Ballarat

Wednesday, 12 June 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Bendigo

Monday, 17 June 2019

10.30am to 1.30pm

Cranbourne

Tuesday, 18 June 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

Sandown

Monday, 24 June 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

GAP/Seymour

Tuesday, 25 June 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Geelong

Thursday, 27 June 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Sale

Tuesday, 2 July 2019

9.30am to 12.30pm

Ballarat

Wednesday, 3 July 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Shepparton

Monday, 8 July 2019

9.30am to 12.30pm

Cranbourne

Tuesday, 9 July 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

Sandown

Monday, 15 July 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

GAP/Seymour

Tuesday, 16 July 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Geelong

Thursday, 18 July 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Warrnambool

Monday, 22 July 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

GAP/Seymour

Monday, 22 July 2019

9.00am to 12.00pm

Sandown

Monday, 29 July 2019

10.00am to 1.00pm

Meadows

Tuesday, 30 July 2019

9.30am to 12.30pm

Please Note: Testing dates and times are subject to change.

From 1 March 2018, your greyhound must have had the following vaccinations: • Parvovirus, Distemper and Hepatitis (C3) within the last 2½ years (or within the last 1 year if the last C3 was given earlier than 12 months of age); and • Kennel Cough (both Bordetella and Parainfluenza) within the last 6 months where the Bordetella component is given as an intra-nasal or oral vaccine.

MAY 2019

*NEW GAP VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS

The simplest method to achieve this is an injectable C3 vaccine plus the standard intra-nasal Kennel Cough vaccine.

If you or your veterinarian have any questions on these requirements please contact GRV.

that GAP adopted more than 1,300 greyhounds into the homes of Victorian families in the 2017 financial year?

That’s an average of more than three per day!

GREYHOUND MONTHLY VICTORIA

Did you know

GRV asks participants to be aware that session dates and times are subject to change in hot weather. The GRV Hot Weather Policy is now being applied to GAP Pre-Entry Assessment dates. For days when the temperature is forecast to be 32 degrees or above, pre-entry assessment sessions may be subject to a time change. For days when the temperature is forecast to be 38 degrees or above, pre-entry assessment sessions will be cancelled. GRV will notify participants by phone as soon as possible for all session changes and cancellations. Wherever possible, GRV will endeavour to replace cancelled sessions with new sessions in the local area.

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Racing Report

By Vaughn Lynch General Manager, Racing Tracking technology is set to return to The Meadows for the purposes of gaining intel about racing patterns.

Free Naming For Victorian Greyhounds

F

ree naming for Victorian greyhounds continues until 30th June 2019.

each runner’s racing rugs and is not expected to cause disruption to participants pre-race or post-race.

An average of 200 Victorian greyhounds are named per month however 246 greyhounds have been named in the first two weeks of the incentive.

GRV and the Melbourne Greyhound Racing Association appreciates the cooperation of participants.

Racing Reference Group The Racing Department will begin releasing an industry communication document after all Racing Reference Group meeting.

Whilst only a minimal fee, reducing the entry barrier is to encourage greyhounds of lesser ability, who may not have been named in the past, to commence a racing career in Victoria.

GREYHOUND MONTHLY VICTORIA

Please visit grv.org.au for all the latest GRV news

Tracking Technology – The Meadows The Meadows will resume using tracking technology from 1 May 2019 for a six-month period.

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The technology is the same technology that was used in a previous trial and will be used at both Saturday and Wednesday meetings.

This document gives an update on the items discussed at each meeting between GRV and committee members.

Six-Dog Maiden Races The three-month trial of six dog maiden races at Shepparton, Cranbourne and Ballarat has now concluded.

The technology involves inserting a small tracking chip into

GRV is currently undertaking a full review of nomination, injury and wagering data during the trial.

Racing Reference Group Chair: Vaughn Lynch (GRV’s GM - Racing)

If you have any suggestions relating to racing please contact Racing Reference Group members either in person or via email at

Members:

Ken Bailey

Robert Britton

Geoff Collins

Mick Floyd

Cory Hiscock

Marg Long

racingdepartment@grv.org.au

Helen Ivers

Stan Ralph

Jason Sharp

James Van De Maat

Trevor Whitford

Note: The Racing Reference Group provides input and advice to GRV management.

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MAY

More than $46 million in prize money is distributed through Victorian greyhound racing each year.

DATE

TIME SLOT

TRACK

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN CRN

Wed, 1 May Night

WBL

Thu, 2 May

Day

WGL

Twilight

HOR

Night Day Twilight Fri, 3 May

SAP SHP HVL BAL GEL

Night

SLE

TITLE OF EVENT

Shepparton To The Meadows - Grade 5 Final 525 (No City Wins)(Final MEP 1/5) Grade 5 Heat 600 (No City Wins) Grade 5 Heat 525 (250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 8/5) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Mixed 6/7 Final 520 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 520 (Bitches Only) Stan Lake Memorial - Special Event 450 Warrnambool Cup - S/E Group 2 450 (Maidens Ineligible) GDR Restricted Win 650 (0 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 Heat 390 Super VICGREYS Series - Restricted Win Heat 450 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Special Event 410 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 No Penalty 485 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 410 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 485 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win Final 515 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 2/5) Grade 5 Final 515 (No City Wins)(Final SAP 2/5) Restricted Win Heat 515 (1 - 4 Wins) Restricted Win Heat 390 (3 - 6 Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Final 450 (VICGREYS) Restricted Win Final 400 (1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 460 Restricted Win 440 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 520 (250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)

Sat, 4 May

Twilight

BEN

Night

MEA

HVL Day Sun, 5 May

Bendigo To The Meadows - Grade 5 Heat 500 (Bitches Only)(No City Wins) Mixed 6/7 Heat 425 Restricted Win Final 525 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 Heat 525 Maiden Final 525 GRV VIC BRED Rodney Thorneycroft Memorial - Grade 5 Heat 350 (Vic Bred Only) S/E Veteran 350 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win Final 300 (1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS)(250+ Ranking) Speed Star Consolation - Special Event 515 (2 Races)(9-24 Fastest Greyhounds over 515m at SAN/SAP since 1/1/19)($2K to Winner of each Match Race)

SAN

Bill Collins Speed Star - S/E Group 3 515 (8 Fastest Greyhounds over 515m at SAN/SAP Since 1/1/19)($5,000 to Winner of each Match Race) Lizrene Speed Star - S/E Group 3 715 (8 Fastest Greyhounds over 715m at SAN/SAP Since 1/1/19)($5,000 to Winner of each Match Race) The Racecallers Speed Star - S/E Group 3 595 (8 Fastest Greyhounds over 595m at SAN/SAP Since 1/1/19)($5,000 to Winner of each Match Race)

Mon, 6 May

Twilight

SLE

Day Twilight Night

CRN BAL SHP GEL

GDR Special Event 650 Restricted Win Heat 520 (1 - 4 Wins) Maiden Final 440 (VICGREYS) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Full Stakes) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races)

Tue, 7 May

Wed, 8 May

Twilight

Night

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN

Night

BAL CRN

Day

WGL

Twilight

SHP SAN

Thu, 9 May Night

Fri, 10 May

HOR

Day Twilight Night

WBL

HVL BEN GEL WGL

Restricted Win 485 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) S/E Veteran 410 Maiden Heat 410 GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 460 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)(2 Week Series) Mixed 6/7 Heat 400 Grade 5 Final 525 (250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 8/5) Novice Grade 7 600 Grade 5 Heat 525 (No City Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) GDR Restricted Win 660 (0 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only) GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Heat 699 (Less Than $25000)(Vic Bred Only) S/E Veteran 311 (250+ Ranking) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Restricted Win Final 390 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 390 (250+ Ranking) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only)(2 Week Series) Special Event 715 Restricted Win Final 515 (1 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 Final 390 (VICGREYS) Super VICGREYS Series - Restricted Win Final 450 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only) Grade 5 No Penalty 450 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 450 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Final 425 (VICGREYS) Cannonball Sprint - S/E Heat 400 Maiden Heat 460 Grade 5 400 (Bitches Only)

DISTANCE

RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR WINNER

525 600 525

5280 1620 1405

520 520 450 450 650 390 450

1650 1405 5000 47000 3020 1405 1405

410 485 410 485 515 515 515 390

1650 1405 1405 1325 1650 1650 1405 1405

450 400 460 440 520 440 500 425 525 525 525 350 350 300 515 515 715 595 650 520 440

1650 1650 1405 1405 1405 1325 1405 1405 6540 5280 5280 825 825 1650 8000 20000 20000 20000 3300 1405 1405

CLUBS

570+ DISTANCE

410 485 410 410 460 400 525 600 525

1405 1405 1405 1325 7500 1405 1650 1620 1405

660 450 699 311

3020 1405 1900 1405

390 390 450 715 515 390 450 450 450 450

1650 1405 1325 7480 6540 1650 1650 1405 1405 1325

425 400 460 400

1650 1650 1325 1405

GRV VICBRED SERIES

AGED PRIZE MONEY MEETING

VETERAN RACE

FEMALE RACE

on/after 1 January 2015: any

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MAY

RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR DATE

TIME SLOT

TRACK

Twilight

SLE

Night

MEA

Sat, 11 May

Sun, 12 May

Mon, 13 May

Tue, 14 May

Wed, 15 May

Thu, 16 May

Day

HVL SAP

Twilight

SLE

Day

HVL

Twilight Night

BAL SHP GEL

Twilight

HOR

Night

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN

Night

BAL CRN

Day

WGL

Twilight

SHP SAN

Night WBL Day

HVL

Twilight

BEN

Fri, 17 May

GEL Night

Sat, 18 May

SLE

Twilight

CRN

Night

MEA

HVL Sun, 19 May

Mon, 20 May

Day SAP

Twilight

SLE

Day Twilight Night

CRN BAL SHP GEL

Twilight Tue, 21 May

Wed, 22 May

Night

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN BAL CRN

Night

28

HOR

TITLE OF EVENT

Restricted Win 520 (1 - 4 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 440 (250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts) Grade 5 Final 600 (No City Wins) Special Event 600 Bendigo To The Meadows - Grade 5 Final 525 (Bitches Only)(No City Wins) Grade 5 Final 525 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Rodney Thorneycroft Memorial - Grade 5 Final 350 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Healesville Oaks - S/E Heat 350 (Bitches Only)(Whelped on/after 1 Dec 2016) Healesville Derby - S/E Heat 350 (Dogs Only)(Whelped on/after 1 Dec 2016) Restricted Win 515 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 515 (Vic Bred Only) Restricted Win Final 520 (1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 Heat 440 S/E Veteran 300 (250+ Ranking) Maiden Heat 300 (VICGREYS) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Grade 5 No Penalty 485 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Final 410 (VICGREYS) Restricted Win 410 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 485 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GDR Restricted Win 680 (0 - 4 Wins) Mixed 6/7 Final 400 (VICGREYS) Mixed 6/7 Heat 525 Grade 5 Heat 525 (Final MEP 22/5) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 390 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Final 699 (Less Than $25000)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win Heat 311 (1 - 4 Wins) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)(2 Week Series) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 390 (Vic Bred Only) Sandown Cup - S/E Heat 715 (Maximum 4 Heats) Sapphire Crown - S/E Heat 515 (Bitches Only)(Maximum 4 Heats) Harrison Dawson - S/E Heat 515 (Dogs Only)(Maximum 4 Heats) GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 450 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 390 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 390 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) GDR Special Event 660 (VICGREYS) Maiden Heat 425 Cannonball Sprint - S/E Final 400 (VICGREYS) Maiden Final 460 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 No Penalty 440 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win 440 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 311 (Bitches Only) Grade 5 Final 525 (No City Wins) Grade 5 Heat 600 S/E Veteran 350 (VICGREYS)(250+ Ranking) Maiden Final 300 (VICGREYS) Healesville Oaks - S/E Final 350 (Bitches Only)(Whelped on/after 1 Dec 2016)(VICGREYS) Healesville Derby - S/E Final 350 (Dogs Only)(Whelped on/after 1 Dec 2016)(VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Semi Final 515 (Vic Bred Only) Judy Hayley Memorial - S/E Heat 515 (No City Wins)(Lady Trainers And Handlers Only)(60+ Days in Lady Trainers Kennel)(1 Dog Per Trainer Per Race)

Grade 5 No Penalty 595 (250+ Ranking) GDR Special Event 650 Grade 5 Final 440 (VICGREYS) Restricted Win Heat 440 (3 - 6 Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Restricted Win 485 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win Heat 485 (3 - 6 Wins) Maiden 410 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Warragul To Sandown - Restricted Win Heat 460 (1 - 4 Wins)(No City Wins) S/E Veteran 460 (VICGREYS) GDR Grade 5 725 (No City Wins) Grade 5 Final 525 (Final MEP 22/5) Restricted Win Heat 525 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 29/5) Maiden Heat 525 Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Heat 450 Restricted Win Final 311 (1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS)

DISTANCE

WINNER

520 440 440 600 600 525 525 350 350 350 515 515 520 440 300 300

1405 1405 1325 7480 7480 6540 12000 3050 1650 1650 1405 1325 1650 1405 825 825

485 410 410 485 680 400 525 525

1405 1405 1405 1325 3020 1650 1405 1405

450 390 699 311

3050 1405 5000 1405

450 390 715 515 515 450 450 390 390

7500 1405 8000 7000 7000 4000 1405 1405 1325

660 425 400 460 440 440 440 311 525 600 350 300 350 350 515 515 595 650 440 440

3300 1325 5000 1405 1405 1405 1325 1405 6540 6030 825 825 7000 7000 5000 1650 1620 3300 1650 1405

485 410 485 410 460 460 725 525 525 525

1405 1405 1405 1325 1405 1405 3020 1650 1405 1325

450 311

1405 1650

TIME SLOT

TRACK

Day

WGL

Twilight

SHP

Thu, 23 May

GEL Night

WBL

Day

HVL

Twilight

BEN

TITLE OF EVENT

Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 390 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 450 (250+ Ranking) Mixed 6/7 Heat 400 Grade 5 400 (Bitches Only) GDR Restricted Win 650 (0 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 No Penalty 450 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 390 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 450 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 425 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only) Maiden Final 425 (VICGREYS) Sapphire Crown - S/E Final 515 (Bitches Only)(Maximum 4 Heats)

3050 1405 1405 1405 3020 1405 1405 1325

Grade 5 Final 600 Grade 5 Heat 300 Restricted Win Heat 595 (1 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 Heat 515 (250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 2/6) Restricted Win Final 440 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) Mixed 6/7 Heat 440

425 425 515 515 515 715 715 515 515 460 390 450 390 390 600 525 525 600 300 595 515 440 440

1405 1405 7000 6540 5280 175000 15000 12000 100000 1405 1405 1405 1405 1325 7480 6540 5280 12000 1405 1620 1405 1650 1405

S/E Veteran 300 (250+ Ranking)

300

825

Mixed 6/7 Heat 350 Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Restricted Win Final 485 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 No Penalty 485 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 410 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 485 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Heat 400 Restricted Win Final 525 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 29/5) Grade 5 No Penalty 600 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win Heat 525 (1 - 4 Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Final 450 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only)(2 Week Series) Maiden Heat 520 Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) GDR Special Event 650 (VICGREYS) Maiden Heat 390 Restricted Win Final 595 (1 - 4 Wins) Warragul To Sandown - Restricted Win Final 515 (1 - 4 Wins)(No City Wins)

350

825

485 485 410 485 400 525 600 525

1650 1405 1405 1325 1325 1650 1620 1405

450 450 520

1650 1325 1325

650 390 595 515 515 450 390 390 390

3300 1325 7480 6540 12000 1405 1405 1405 1325

485 410 410 400 596 400 650 440 440 440 425 425 525 350 350 350 300 515 595 595 440 440

1405 1405 1325 1650 1620 1405 3020 1405 1405 1325 4000 1325 5280 825 825 825 825 1650 1620 1620 1650 1405

Ron Nestor Memorial - Grade 5 Heat 515 (VICGREYS)(Must Be Grade 5 At Both SAN 515m & MEA 525m)(Final SAN)(Maximum 4 Heats)

Night

SAN

WGL Twilight

WBL

Sat, 25 May Night

Sun, 26 May

Mon, 27 May

Tue, 28 May

Wed, 29 May

MEA

Day

HVL SAP

Twilight

SLE

Day

HVL

Twilight Night

BAL SHP GEL

Twilight

HOR

Night

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN

Night Day Twilight Thu, 30 May

WBL

BAL CRN WGL SHP SHP SAN

WBL Day

HVL

Twilight

HOR

Fri, 31 May

GEL Night SLE

Sat, 1 Jun

Twilight

BEN

Night

MEA HVL

Sun, 2 Jun

Sandown Cup - S/E Group 1 715 (Maximum 4 Heats) Cup Night Stayers - Group Listed 715 GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 515 (Vic Bred Only) Harrison Dawson - S/E Group 1 515 (Dogs Only)(Maximum 4 Heats) Restricted Win 460 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS)(2 Races) S/E Veteran 390 Restricted Win 450 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 No Penalty 390 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Heat 390 Special Event 600 Mixed 6/7 Final 525 Ron Nestor Memorial - Grade 5 Heat 525 (VICGREYS)(Must Be Grade 5 At Both SAN 515m & MEA 525m)(Final SAN)(Maximum 4 Heats)

Ron Nestor Memorial - Grade 5 Final 515 (VICGREYS)(Must Be Grade 5 At Both SAN 515m & MEA 525m)(Final SAN)(Maximum 4 Heats)

Night

Day SAP Twilight

SLE

WINNER

390 450 400 400 650 450 390 450

Judy Hayley Memorial - S/E Final 515 (No City Wins)(Lady Trainers And Handlers Only)(60+ Days in Lady Trainers Kennel)(1 Dog Per Trainer Per Race)

Fri, 24 May

DISTANCE

Restricted Win 450 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 390 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Final 390 (VICGREYS) Maiden 390 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Restricted Win 485 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 410 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Mixed 6/7 Final 400 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 596 (0 - 6 Wins)(No City Wins)(Vic Bred Only) S/E Veteran 400 GDR Restricted Win 650 (0 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 No Penalty 440 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win 440 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Final 425 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Maiden Heat 425 Maiden Final 525 Super Sprint Series - S/E Heat 350 S/E Veteran 350 (250+ Ranking) Mixed 6/7 Final 350 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 Final 300 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 Final 515 (250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 2/6) Novice Grade 7 595 GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 595 (Vic Bred Only) Mixed 6/7 Final 440 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Heat 440 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only)

MAY - JUNE

DATE

RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR

CLUBS

570+ DISTANCE

GRV VICBRED SERIES

AGED PRIZE MONEY MEETING

VETERAN RACE

FEMALE RACE

on/after 1 January 2015: any

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JUNE

RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR DATE

TIME SLOT

Mon, 3 Jun

Day Twilight Night

Tue, 4 Jun

Wed, 5 Jun

Twilight

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN BAL CRN

Day

WGL

Twilight

SHP

Thu, 6 Jun

SAN Night

Sat, 8 Jun

HOR

Night

Night

Fri, 7 Jun

TRACK

CRN BAL SHP GEL

Day Twilight Night

WBL HVL BEN GEL

Twilight

WGL CRN

Night

MEA HVL

Sun, 9 Jun

Mon, 10 Jun

Tue, 11 Jun

Wed, 12 Jun

Day

Twilight

SLE

Day

HVL

Twilight Night

BAL SHP GEL

Twilight

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN

Night

Thu, 13 Jun Night

Day Twilight

Sat, 15 Jun

HOR

Night

Twilight

Fri, 14 Jun

SAP

Night

BAL CRN SHP WGL SAN

WBL

HVL BEN GEL SLE

Twilight

WBL

Night

MEA HVL

Sun, 16 Jun

30

Day

Twilight

SAP SLE

TITLE OF EVENT

Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Full Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Restricted Win 410 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 485 (Vic Bred Only) Maiden 410 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Final 400 (VICGREYS) Super VICGREYS Series - Grade 5 Heat 400 (Vic Bred Only) Restricted Win 600 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 Heat 525 (No City Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)(2 Week Series) GDR Special Event 660 (VICGREYS) Maiden Final 520 (VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 520 (250+ Ranking) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Full Stakes) Grade 5 Heat 390 (Must have had 4 starts at Shepparton)(250+ Ranking) S/E Veteran 390 (250+ Ranking) Maiden Final 390 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 595 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 390 (1 - 3 Wins)(2 Races)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 450 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only)(2 Week Series) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Maiden Final 425 (VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Final 596 (0 - 6 Wins)(No City Wins)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)

Restricted Win Heat 400 (3 - 6 Wins) Provincial Full Stakes Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Restricted Win Final 525 (1 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 Heat 525 (VICGREYS) Super Sprint Series - S/E Final 350 (VICGREYS) HGA Puppy Championship - S/E Heat 300 (Whelped on/after 1 Jan 2017) GDR Grade 5 715 (No City Wins) Restricted Win Heat 515 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 16/6) Maiden Heat 515 GRV VIC BRED Series - Restricted Win Final 440 (1 - 4 Wins)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 440 (Bitches Only) S/E Veteran 300 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win Heat 350 (3 - 6 Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 485 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 485 (1 - 3 Wins)(2 Races)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden Heat 485 Super VICGREYS Series - Grade 5 Final 400 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 460 (Vic Bred Only) Restricted Win Heat 600 (1 - 4 Wins) Grade 5 Heat 525 (250+ Ranking)(MEP 19/6) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) S/E Veteran 450 (VICGREYS) Restricted Win Heat 450 (1 - 4 Wins) GDR Restricted Win 699 (0 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 Final 390 (Must have had 4 starts at Shepparton)(250+ Ranking)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 Heat 450 Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Maiden Final 515 GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)(2 Week Series) GDR Special Event 650 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 450 (Bitches Only)(2 Races) Restricted Win 450 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 390 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Heat 425 Restricted Win Final 400 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) Grade 5 No Penalty 440 (250+ Ranking) Restricted Win 440 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 450 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 390 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win Heat 390 (3 - 6 Wins) Maiden 390 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 Final 525 (No City Wins) Grade 5 Final 525 (VICGREYS) HGA Puppy Championship - S/E Final 300 (Whelped on/after 1 Jan 2017)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win Final 350 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win Final 515 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 16/6) Grade 5 No Penalty 595 (250+ Ranking) GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 515 (Vic Bred Only) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 440 (Vic Bred Only)(2 Week Series)

DISTANCE

WINNER

410 485 410 400 400 600 525

1405 1405 1325 1405 1405 1620 1405

450 660 520 520

7500 3300 1405 1405

390 390 390 595 390 450 450

1405 1405 1405 9060 1405 1405 1325

425 596 400

1405 5000 1405

525 525 350 300 715 515 515 440 440 300 350

6540 5280 3000 1650 3020 1405 1325 4000 1405 825 825

485 485 410 485 400 460 600 525

3050 1405 1405 1325 1650 1405 1620 1405

450 450 699 390 450

1405 1405 3020 2500 1405

515 450 650 450 450 390

5280 7500 3300 1405 1405 1405

425 400 440 440 440 450 390 390 390 525 525 300 350 515 595 515 440

1405 1650 1405 1405 1325 1405 1405 1405 1325 6540 12000 3500 1650 1650 1620 1405 1325

Mon, 17 Jun

TIME SLOT

Day

HVL

Twilight Night

BAL SHP GEL

Twilight Tue, 18 Jun

Wed, 19 Jun

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN BAL CRN

Day

WGL

Twilight

HOR

Thu, 20 Jun

SAN Night

Sat, 22 Jun

HOR

Night

Night

Fri, 21 Jun

TRACK

WBL

Day

HVL

Twilight

BEN

Night

GEL WGL

Twilight

SHP

Night

MEA HVL

Sun, 23 Jun

Mon, 24 Jun

Tue, 25 Jun

Wed, 26 Jun

Day

Twilight

SLE

Day Twilight Night

BAL SHP CRN GEL

Twilight

HOR

Night

WGL

Day

MEP

Twilight

BEN

Night Day Twilight Thu, 27 Jun

SAP

Night

BAL CRN WGL SHP SAN WBL

Day

HVL

Twilight

GEL BEN

Fri, 28 Jun Night

SLE

TITLE OF EVENT

S/E Veteran 350 (250+ Ranking) Maiden Heat 300 Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Grade 5 No Penalty 485 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 410 (1 - 3 Wins)(2 Races)(250+ Ranking) Maiden Final 485 (VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 410 Maiden 410 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 460 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Heat 680 (Less Than $25000)(Vic Bred Only) S/E Veteran 400 Grade 5 Final 525 (250+ Ranking)(MEP 19/6) Novice Grade 7 600 Restricted Win Heat 525 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 26/6) Maiden Heat 525 Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Restricted Win Final 450 (1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) S/E Heat 520 (Maidens Ineligible)(Must be Grade 5, 6 or 7 at Cranbourne 520m) Maiden Heat 311 Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Special Event 410 Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Restricted Win 485 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 485 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Final 515 (Vic Bred Only) Restricted Win Final 390 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 390 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 450 (Vic Bred Only) Maiden 390 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) GDR Restricted Win 660 (0 - 4 Wins) Mixed 6/7 Final 425 (VICGREYS) Maiden Heat 400 Restricted Win 460 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins)(2 Races) Shepparton To The Meadows - S/E Heat 450 (No City Wins) Grade 5 Final 450 (VICGREYS) S/E Veteran 450 (VICGREYS)(250+ Ranking) Restricted Win Final 600 (1 - 4 Wins) S/E Veteran 300 (250+ Ranking) Maiden Final 300 (VICGREYS) Grade 5 Heat 595 Grade 5 Heat 515 (250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 30/6) Restricted Win 515 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Final 440 (Vic Bred Only)(2 Week Series)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win Heat 440 (3 - 6 Wins) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,000 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Grade 5 No Penalty 410 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - Mixed 6/7 Heat 410 (Vic Bred Only) Maiden 485 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) GRV VIC BRED Series - S/E Final 680 (Less Than $25000)(Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 460 (Bitches Only)(1 - 4 Wins)(VICGREYS) Mixed 6/7 Heat 400 GDR Restricted Win 725 (0 - 4 Wins) Restricted Win Final 525 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final MEP 26/6) Mixed 6/7 Heat 525 Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes) Restricted Win Heat 450 (3 - 6 Wins) Grade 5 390 (Bitches Only)(3 Races)(VICGREYS) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 520 (Vic Bred Only) Provincial Non-Penalty - Tier 3 (Half Stakes) Mixed 6/7 Heat 450 Grade 5 Final 595 GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Final 450 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS) Restricted Win 450 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Grade 5 No Penalty 390 (250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Maiden 450 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)(2 Races) Aged Prize Money Meeting ($2,500 Limit)(Half Stakes)(Bottom-Up APM Meeting) S/E Veteran 460 (VICGREYS) Maiden Final 400 (VICGREYS) GDR Winter Cup - Mixed 4/5 Heat 660 (No City Wins 601m+) GRV VIC BRED Series - Maiden Heat 425 (Vic Bred Only)(VICGREYS)(2 Week Series) S/E Veteran 440 Restricted Win 440 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking) Grade 5 No Penalty 440 (250+ Ranking) Maiden 440 (3+ Starts)(250+ Ranking)

DISTANCE

WINNER

350 300

825 825

485 410 485 410 410 460 680 400 525 600 525 525

1405 1405 1405 1405 1325 3050 1900 1405 1650 1620 1405 1325

450 520 311

1650 1650 1325

410 410 485 485 515 390 390 450 390

1650 1405 1405 1325 10000 1650 1405 1405 1325

660 425 400 460 450 450 450 600 300 300 595 515 515 440 440

3020 1650 1325 1405 1650 1650 1405 7480 825 825 1620 1405 1405 7500 1405

JUNE

DATE

RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR

CLUBS

570+ DISTANCE 410 410 485 680 460 400 725 525 525

1405 1405 1325 5000 1405 1405 3020 1650 1405

450 390 520

1405 1405 1405

450 595 450 450 390 450

1405 7480 3050 1405 1405 1325

460 400 660 425 440 440 440 440

1405 1405 1620 1325 1405 1405 1405 1325

GRV VICBRED SERIES

AGED PRIZE MONEY MEETING

VETERAN RACE

FEMALE RACE

on/after 1 January 2015: any

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RACING CALENDAR

RACING CALENDAR DATE

TIME SLOT

TRACK

TITLE OF EVENT

DISTANCE

Cranbourne Track Star - Special Event 311 (VICGREYS)(6 Dog Field)(Best performed greyhounds at Cranbourne from 1st January 2019 to 20th June 2019)

Sat, 29 Jun

Twilight

CRN

Night

MEA BEN

Sun, 30 Jun

Day

NOMINATION CLOSING TIMES

Twilight

SAP SLE

S/E Final 520 (Maidens Ineligible)(Must be Grade 5, 6 or 7 at Cranbourne 520m)(VICGREYS) Maiden Final 311 (VICGREYS) Special Event 520 (VICGREYS) Shepparton To The Meadows - S/E Final 525 (No City Wins) Maiden Final 525 Bendigo Cup - S/E Heat 425 (Maidens Ineligible) GRV VIC BRED Series - Grade 5 Heat 500 (Vic Bred Only) Grade 5 Final 515 (250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 30/6) Restricted Win Heat 515 (1 - 3 Wins)(250+ Ranking)(Final SAP 7/7) Restricted Win Heat 515 (3 - 6 Wins) GDR Special Event 650 (VICGREYS) Restricted Win Final 440 (3 - 6 Wins)(VICGREYS)

Close Day Monday

Close Day Tuesday

KEY MFS = Metro Full Stakes Meeting (Level 1) PFS = Provincial Full Stakes Meeting (Level 2)

Close Day Wednesday

PHS = Provincial Half Stakes Meeting (Level 3) Close Day Friday

Track

Meeting Type

Race Day

9.00AM

Warragul

PHS

Thursday

Day

10:00AM

Shepparton

PFS

Thursday

Twilight

11:00AM

Sandown

MFS

Thursday

Night

11:00AM

Warrnambool

PFS

Thursday

Night

Close Time

Track

Meeting Type

Race Day

Timeslot

9:00AM

Healesville

PHS

Friday

Day

10:00AM

Bendigo

PFS

Friday

Twilight

11:00AM

Geelong

PFS

Friday

Night

11:00AM

Warragul/Sale

PFS

Friday

Night

Close Time

Track

Meeting Type

Race Day

Timeslot

8:00AM

Rotate

PFS

Saturday

Twilight

9:00AM

Meadows

MFS

Saturday

Night

10:00AM

Sandown (SAP)

PFS

Sunday

Day

10:00AM

Healesville

PHS

Sunday

Day

11:00AM

Sale

PFS

Sunday

Twilight

Close Time

Meeting Type

Race Day

Timeslot

PHS

Monday

Day

8:30AM

Track Healesville/ Cranbourne Coursing

PHS

Sunday

Day

9:00AM

Ballarat

PHS

Monday

Twilight

10:00AM

Shepparton

PHS

Monday

Night

11:00AM

Horsham

PFS

Tuesday

Twilight

11:00AM

Geelong

PHS

Tuesday

Twilight

Close Time

Track

Meeting Type

Race Day

Timeslot

Timeslot

Night

8:00AM

Warragul

PFS

Tuesday

9:00AM

Meadows (MEP)

PFS

Wednesday

Day

10:00AM

Bendigo

PHS

Wednesday

Twilight

11:00AM

Ballarat

PFS

Wednesday

Night

11:00AM

Cranbourne

PFS

Wednesday

Night

Sandown Park’s Group 2 Launching Pad meeting was held on Easter Thursday, prompting these kids to collect donations for the Royal Children’s Hospital’s Good Friday Appeal. Photo by: Clint Anderson.

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5000 20000 1405 10000 6540 5280 5000 1405 1650 1405 1405 3300 1650

Close Time

8:00AM Close Day Thursday

311 520 311 520 525 525 425 500 515 515 515 650 440

WINNER

REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULE TIMESLOT CLUB STAKES SKY CLUB STAKES SKY TIMESLOT CLUB STAKES SKY CLUB STAKES SKY TIMESLOT CLUB STAKES SKY CLUB STAKES SKY DAILY LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 TOTAL

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Cranbourne/Healesville Level 3 - APM SKY 1

WEDNESDAY Meadows (MEP) Level 2 SKY 1

Ballarat Level 3 - APM SKY 1

Horsham Level 2 - Hybrid SKY 1 Geelong Level 3 - APM SKY 1 & 2

Bendigo Level 3 - APM SKY 1 & 2

Shepparton Level 3 - APM SKY 1

Warragul Level 2 SKY 1

Ballarat Level 2 SKY 1 Cranbourne Level 2 SKY 1 4 2 12 9 23

3

3 Metro Provincial (Including Hybrid Meetings) Aged Prizemoney Meeting/Healesville

THURSDAY DAY Warragul Level 3 - APM SKY 1

TWILIGHT Shepparton Level 2 SKY 1

NIGHT Sandown Level 1 SKY 1 Warrnambool Level 2 - Hybrid SKY 1 & 2 4 SKY 1 SKY 2 SKY 1 & 2 TOTAL

Professional Standards & Integrity report

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Healesville Level 3 - APM SKY 1

Healesville Level 3 SKY 1 & 2 Sandown (SAP) Level 2 SKY 2

Bendigo Level 2 SKY 1

Rotate Level 3 - APM SKY 2

Geelong Level 2 SKY 1 Sale/Warragul Level 2 SKY 2 4 16 3 4 23

The Meadows Level 1 SKY 1

2

Offences & Activity Marring Fail to Chase Satisfactory Trials Cleared Satisfactory Trials Not Cleared

Samples Taken Positive swabs from RASL Positive swab cases heard Animal welfare cases heard Misconduct cases heard

Sale Level 2 SKY 1

3

March 2019 6 40 54 16 1162 7 4 0 1

1400 1200 1000 800 600

2018

2019

Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board (RADB) Craig Jaensch - RADB Hearing 1 March 2019 – GAR 86 (f), 86 (g), 86 (d) and 86 (e), GRV conducted an investigation into an electronic email sent to the Stewards administration email address on 4 September 2018 and two notices of euthanasia lodged on 5 September 2018.

RADB imposed a penalty of 12 months disqualification. The penalty shall commence from 4 September 2018 (being the date on which Mr. Jaensch was suspended).

Joe Borg – RADB Hearing 4 March 2019 – GAR 83(2), failed to present the greyhound ‘Myrniong Corner’ free of any prohibited substance (Meloxicam) for an event at the Sandown meeting held on 8 November 2018. RADB imposed a penalty a fine of $1,500 with $1,000 being suspended for 12 months subject to no further breaches of GAR 83 in that period. In addition, ‘Myrniong Corner’ was disqualified from the event.

Graham James - RADB Hearing 11 March 2019 – GAR 69 (A)(1), the greyhound ‘Sure To Excite’ was charged with failing to pursue the lure with due commitment by reason of injury. The RADB dismissed the appeal.

Lachlan Floyd – VCAT 13 March 2019 – Stay in Proceeding Hearing Richard Gray – RADB Hearing 25 March 2019 – GAR 69 (A)(1), the greyhound ‘Fargo Victorem’ was charged with failing to pursue the lure with due commitment by reason of injury. The RADB dismissed the appeal.

Stephanie Tyler – RADB Hearing 28 March 2019 – GAR 83(2), failed to present the greyhound ‘Cosmic Collinda’ free of any prohibited substance (Procaine) for an event at the Sale meeting held on 24 November 2018. RADB imposed a fine of $1,500 with $750 of that fine being suspended pending no further breach of GAR 83 in the next 12 months. In addition, ‘Cosmic Collinda’ was disqualified from Race 11 at Sale on 24 November 2018.

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PROSECUTIONS OVERVIEW

Paul Spiteri – RADB Hearing 8 March 2019 – GAR 83 (1A) and 83(2), failed to present the greyhound “Philo Bale” at the event not free of any prohibited substance being Cobalt, which was detected in a sample taken from ‘Philo Bale’ and on 29 June 2018. RADB imposed a 12-month suspension with eight months of the period suspended.

In addition, “Philo Bale” is disqualified from Race 6 at Traralgon on 29 June 2018.

MAY 2019

Phillip Pollutro – RADB Hearing 7 March 2019 – GAR 83 (1A) and 83A (1)(2), administered to ‘Philo Bale’, a prohibited substance, being Cobalt, which was detected in a sample taken from ‘Philo Bale’ on 29 June 2018, and before ‘Philo Bale’ was no longer being presented for the Event, you administered treatments to “Philo Bale”, namely Hippiron Iron injection, Hemoplex injection and Folic-B12 injection (the Treatments). RADB imposed a total of six months suspension.

SWABS TAKEN

2017

FRIDAY

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CLUB DIRECTORY

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BALLARAT Ballarat Greyhound Racing Club President: Sheldon Hamilton Interim Manager: Brett Jones Tel: (03) 5335 7201 Fax: (03) 5335 7104 Email: ballarat@grv.org.au Website: ballarat.grv.org.au Address: Corner of Rubicon &

Sutton Streets, Ballarat Postal: PO Box 175R, Reden, 3350

HORSHAM Horsham Greyhound Racing Club President: Ian Bibby Manager: Justin Brilliant Tel: (03) 5382 4329 Fax: (03) 5382 1949 Email: horsham@grv.org.au Website: horsham.grv.org.au Address: Horsham Showgrounds,

Horsham, 3400 Postal: PO Box 458, Horsham, 3400

TRARALGON Traralgon Greyhound Racing Club President: Don Haley Manager: Steven Clarke Tel: (03) 5174 2135 Fax: (03) 5174 6877 Email: traralgon@grv.org.au Website: traralgon.grv.org.au Address: Glenview Park,

McNairn Road, Traralgon Postal: PO Box 329, Traralgon 3844

BENDIGO Bendigo Greyhound Racing Association President: Robert Douglas Manager: Troy Harley Tel: (03) 5449 3322 Fax: (03) 5449 3348 Email: bendigo@grv.org.au Website: bendigo.grv.org.au Address: Lords Raceway, McIvor Highway, Junortoun, 3551 Postal: PO Box 7, Junortoun, 3551

THE MEADOWS Melbourne Greyhound Racing Association Chairman: Eddie Caruana Manager: Marg Long Tel: (03) 9355 5222 Fax: (03) 9355 5255 Email: meadows@grv.org.au Website: themeadows.org.au Address: 80 Northcorp Boulevard

Broadmeadows VIC, 3047 Postal: PO Box 103,

Campbellfield, 3061 SALE Sale Greyhound Racing Club President: John Waugh Manager: Peter Johnston Tel: (03) 5144 2148 Fax: (03) 5144 1910 Email: sale@grv.org.au Website: sale.grv.org.au Address: Sale Showgrounds,

Sale Maffra Road Postal: PO Box 44, Sale 3850

WARRAGUL Warragul Greyhound Racing Club President: Bob Iredale Manager: Adrian Scott Tel: (03) 5623 1867 Fax: (03) 5623 4252 Email: warragul@grv.org.au Website: warragul.grv.org.au Address: Logan Park, Warragul VIC 3820 Postal: PO Box 313, Warragul 3820

CRANBOURNE Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club President: Greg Carter Manager: Amanda Frey Tel: (03) 5996 2393 Fax: (03) 5996 3493 Email: cranbourne@grv.org.au Website: cranbourne.grv.org.au Address: Grant Street,

Cranbourne , VIC, 3977 Postal: PO Box 55 Cranbourne, 3977 GEELONG Geelong Greyhound Racing Club Chairman: Mark Pearson Manager: David Hoey Tel: (03) 5275 2298 Fax: (03) 5275 5211 Email: geelong@grv.org.au Website: geelong.grv.org.au Address: Beckley Park,

Broderick Road, Corio, 3214 Postal: PO Box 125, Corio, 3214 HEALESVILLE Healesville Greyhound Association Inc. Administrator: Greg Miller Manager: Cynthia O’Brien Tel: (03) 5962 2420 Email: healesville@grv.org.au Website: healesville.grv.org.au Address: Healesville Sports Complex,

Cnr Don & Donald Roads,

Healesville, 3777 Postal: PO Box 1170, Healesville, 3777

SANDOWN Sandown Greyhound Racing Club Chairman: Neil Brown Manager: Greg Miller Tel: (03) 9546 9511 Fax: (03) 9558 4453 Email: sandown@grv.org.au Website: sandowngreyhounds.com.au Address: View Road,

Springvale, VIC 3171 Postal: PO Box 13, Springvale 3171 SHEPPARTON Shepparton Greyhound Racing Club President: Tracey Fothergill Manager: Carl McGrath Tel: (03) 5823 5577 Fax: (03) 5823 5522 Email: shepparton@grv.org.au Website: shepparton.grv.org.au Address: 7580 Goulburn Valley

Highway, Kialla 3631 Postal: PO Box 7528, Shepparton 3632

WARRNAMBOOL Warrnambool Greyhound Racing Club President: Mick White Manager: Craig Monigatti Tel: (03) 5561 2766 Fax: (03) 5561 2768 Email: warrnambool@grv.org.au Website: warrnambool.grv.org.au Address: Warrnambool Showgrounds,

Koroit Street, Warrnambool Postal: PO Box 115,

Warrnambool 3280

COURSING CLUB DIRECTORY BENALLA Benalla Plumpton Coursing Club President: Andrew Scott Mobile: 0400 077 617 Address: Benalla Racecourse,

Midland Highway, Benalla,

VIC 3672 LANG LANG Lang Lang Coursing Club President: John Clay Mobile: 0419 559 738 Address: McDonalds Track,

Lang Lang, VIC 3984 LONGWOOD Longwood Coursing Club President: Gary Robinson Tel: (03) 5798 1407 Mobile: 0439 981 270 Address: Longwood Sports Complex,

Down Street, Longwood, VIC 3665

TRIAL INFORMATION

Wednesday Night - (Pen): Following the race meeting Thursday - (Arm): 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.

Bookings open Monday at 9:00am Saturday – (Pen): 8:00am to 8:45am.

(Arm): 8:45am to 12:30pm Bookings open Wednesday at 9:00am BENDIGO Monday - (Break In/Education): 8:00am Tuesday - (Arm): 8:00am - Until completion Wednesday - (Pen): Following the race meeting Thursday - (Break In/Education): 8:00am - Until completion Friday - (Pen): Following the race meeting Saturday - (Arm): 8:00am - Until completion

** Monday Race Day – NO TRIALS ** Monday – alternate weeks 300m trials – 10:00am – 12:00pm 350m trials – 12:00pm – 2:00pm (Bookings open at 10.00am on Friday as normal on FastTrack) Wednesday 300m – 10:00am – 12:00pm 350m – 12:00pm – 2.00pm (Bookings open at 10.00am on Monday as normal on FastTrack) HORSHAM Tuesday - (Pen) Following the race meeting Saturday - (Arm Only) 9:00am - Until completion Bookings essential by phoning the club.

THE MEADOWS Monday - (Arm/Pen): Trials start at 1pm.

Bookings from 1pm on Saturday & close at 11am sharp on Monday.

Wednesday - (Pen) Trials start after the last race.

Bookings from 8:30am Wednesday.

Friday - (Arm) Summer Time Trials start at 8:30am Bookings close at 4:00pm sharp on Thursday.

No trials public holidays

SHEPPARTON Monday - (Pen): Following the race meeting Wednesday - (Arm): 9:00am – 3:00pm Thursday - (Pen): Following the race meeting Saturday - (Arm): 9:00am –3:00pm Please note: Following night race meetings the Shepparton GRC will conduct satisfactory and field trials only.

TRARALGON No trials due to track closure.

WARRAGUL Tuesday – (Pen): Following the race meeting Wednesday – (Arm): 12:00pm to 5:00pm Thursday - (Pen): Following the race meeting Friday – (Arm): 8:00am to 1:00pm WARRNAMBOOL Tuesday – (Arm) From 8:00am Tuesday – (Pen) From 9:00am Thursday – (Pen) After the last race Saturday – (Arm) From 8:00am COURSING TRIAL INFO BENALLA

SALE Tuesday - (Arm): 8:00am – Until completion. Pen trials between 9:00am – 9:30am.

Wednesday - (Arm): 8:00am – Until completion Saturday - (Arm): 7:30am – Until completion Sunday – (Pen): Following the race meetings The new training bullring is operational with sessions on Mondays and Thursdays at 8am.

Bookings with the Club only.

340m approx. Grass surface (Drag) Bookings by appointment LANG LANG Sunday 9.30am until completion, weather permitting.

Bookings via phone 0468 587 533 on Thursdays 10am-4pm LONGWOOD 350m approx. Grass surface (Trolley) Sunday - 8.30am – 10am (by order of arrival) Tuesday - Booked Trials only

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GEELONG Tuesday - (Hoop) Hoop trials are run on Tuesday after the races Hoop trials CANNOT be booked online. They must be booked by Phone or office.

Booking opening times for Tuesday are from 12.00 pm on the same day as trial session.

Any queries can be made by contacting the office or via email.

Wednesday - (Hoop) 8:30am – 3:00pm Inside track (520m,BTB,596m) 8:30am-11am Outside track (400m, 460m,680m) 11:15am3:00pm Saturday - (Hoop) 8:30am – 4:00pm Inside Track (520m,BTB,596m) 8:30am-11am Outside track (400m, 460m,680m) 11:15am4pm

Friday Race Day Satisfactory Trials – Must be booked Half field trials after the races - $10 per dog SOLO trials - $40.00

MAY 2019

CRANBOURNE Monday - (Arm): 2:00pm to 5:00pm, and must be booked by phone before 2:00pm Monday - (Pen): 6pm until completion, and must be booked by phone before 6pm Wednesday - (Pen): After the race meeting Thursday - (Arm): 8:00am to 1:00pm, and must be booked by COB Wednesday.

Sunday Race day Satisfactory Trials – Must be booked Half field trials after the races - $10 per dog SOLO trials - $40.00

Bookings are essential for all trial sessions conducted at greyhound tracks in Victoria, except Longwood. Bookings can be made in person, by phone or via FastTrack (except Benalla, Cranbourne, Horsham, Lang Lang, Longwood and Warrnambool).

Bookings open Friday at 9.00am

HEALESVILLE Winter Trial Times (Effective 1 May)

SANDOWN Wednesday - (Arm): 11:00am – Until Completion Bookings open Tuesday 9am.

Saturday - (Pen): 7:00am – 8.20am (booked backwards) Saturday - (Arm): 8:30am – 1.00pm Bookings open Thursday 9am.

Sunday - (Satisfactory and Field): Following the race meeting

Pen trials conducted after race meetings are required to be booked on the day by no later than race 8 via phone.

Tuesday - (Arm): 9:30 am to 2:30 pm.

Bookings for Wednesday and Saturday Trials sessions will now be open online or via office, one week prior to a trial session.

Satisfactory Trials are conducted following TAB race meetings. Trial sessions are subject to late change and weather conditions.

BALLARAT Monday Afternoon - (Pen): Following the race meeting

For more information please contact the relevant race club directly

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