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1 Victorian Greyhound Weekly Edition 54 Volume 2 Number 2 Friday 13 October 2017 Victoria s only independent greyhound publication

2 From the Editor s Desk Victorian Greyhound Weekly Edition October 2017 Remember, you can subscribe to Victorian Greyhound Weekly absolutely FREE OF CHARGE. Simply register your address with us and you will be sent an e-copy by every Friday morning. What s inside This week? Item Page Letters to the editor are always welcome on any topic of your choice. editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Coming up over the next week: Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 13 Oct Healesville, Bendigo and Sale 14 Oct Traralgon and The Meadows. 15 Oct Sandown (SAP), Healesville, and Sale. 16 Oct Ballarat, Traralgon and Shepparton. 17 Oct Geelong, Horsham and Warragul. Wednesday 18 Oct The Meadows (MEP), Bendigo Cranbourne and Ballarat. Thursday 19 Oct Warragul, Shepparton, Sandown and Warrnambool. ADVERTISING Roger Clark Advertising deadline 4.30pm Mondays advertising@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au ADVERTISING RATES 1/8 page banner at the bottom of page 1 $35.00 p/week (When available) 1/8 page banner at the bottom of other pages $ p/week Quarter page $ p/week Half page $ p/week Full page $ p/week *Discounts available for permanent bookings Contact Advertising Manager, Graham Lunney advertising@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Adelaide Cup Preview Bred to win 24 Coming Up Next Week 2 Coursing Clubs 19 Greyhound Care Special Report Greyhounds in the home 23 Letters to the editor 18 Metropolitan Results from last week 4-7 Nostalgia Talking Breeding NSW Talking Breeding Victoria 8-10 Got something to say? Something you want to share with our readers? Please feel free to let us know through our Letters to the Editor page/s. editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Advertise your product, stud dog, pups for sale, transport services here. advertising@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Victorian Greyhound Weekly is edited and published by Roger J Clark, for Azpak Marketing PO Box 184, Grantville Vic, ABN editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Facebook: local_search?surface=sist

3 At Stud METICULOUS lodge Paul & Michelle Westerveld For full terms and conditions of Frozen Semen Breeding Unit Purchase please refer to our website or contact us directly at the office Refund (less 10% nil pups Credit Card Facilities Available +2% Surcharge Applies FERNANDO BALE White & Brindle dog March kg Kelsos Fuslieer x Chloe Allen 44 starts 35 wins Prizemoney $1, THE WORLD S GREATEST GREYHOUND Won 11 Group 1 races Multiple track records $4,400 (incl GST) Frozen only BARCIA BALE Black dog March kg Go Wild Teddy x Princess Bale 14 starts 13 wins Prizemoney $ Superstar! NUMBER ONE LEADING AUSTRALASIAN SIRE AGRA SIRE AND METROPOLITAN SIRE $4,400 (incl GST) Frozen only FABREGAS Black dog October kg 13 starts 12 wins Bombastic Shiraz x Wicked Witch Prizemoney $131,055 GROUP 1 NATIONAL SPRINT CHAMPION AT 22 MONTHS Four time Group 1 producer $3,300 (incl GST) Frozen only AGRA SIRE OF THE YEAR 2016 ZAMBORA BROCKIE Black dog September kg 53 starts 34 wins Prizemoney $532,503 WON SIX GROUP RACES AGAINST THE BEST IN AUSTRALIA G1 Vic Peters, G1 Winter Cup G2 Warrnambool Cup G2 Shoutout G2 Horsham Cup G2 Ballarat Cup Wpk San Mea $1,950 (incl GST) Frozen only KIOWA PRODUCER* Dark brindle dog April kg Dragon Fire x Kay V Sweet Kay 94 starts 50 wins PERFECT OUTCROSS FOR AUSTRALIAN BITCHES Won Hollywood Classic, Southland Derby and Southland Callas Memorial $1,950 (incl GST) Frozen only LIGHTNING FRANK Black dog September kg 30 starts 17 wins Black Magic Opal x Kirabilli Abbie GROUP 1 WINNING SON OF IN DEMAND SIRE BLACK MAGIC OPAL AT STUD FOR LIMITED TIME DUE TO INJURY. Won G1 Silver Chief and G1 Temlee Meadows $1,650 (incl GST) Frozen only BRILLIANT RACE DOG SHIMA BAR Black dog February kg Barcia Bale x Shimaguni 17 starts 10 wins GROUP 1 PAWS OF THUNDER WINNER WON WESTERN DERBY AT BALLARAT Son of Barcia Bale and outstanding racer/producer Shimaguni, whose progeny have won 110 races, $600,000+ $1,250 (incl GST) Frozen only BRED TO BE A SUPERSTAR UNLAWFUL ENTRY Brindle & White Dog December kg Knocka Norris x She Aint Late 73 Starts: Prizemoney: $275,428 THREE TIME TRACK RECORD HOLDER! Sandown 28.95, W bool 24.72, Ballarat Won G1 Hobart 1000, G2 Great Chase. $1,100 (incl GST) Frozen only - 3 -

4 Metropolitan winners Winners for last week s top metropolitan sires Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia. Last week, there were 18 metropolitan meetings in the six states, and the most successful sires across the country, at those meetings were as follows: 23 wins Barcia Bale. 14 wins Cosmic Rumble. 11 wins Fernando Bale. 10 wins El Grand Senor and Fabregas. 7 wins Collision. 6 wins Premier Fantasy* 5 wins Bekim Bale, Fear Zafonic*, Glen Gallon, KC And All*, Oaks Road and Spring Gun. 4 wins Banjo Boy, Cosmic Chief, Dyna Tron, Kinloch Brae* and Paw Licking. 3 wins Bella Infrared*, Don t Knocka Him, High Earner and Lochinvar Marlow. 2 wins Black Nitro, Destini Fireball, Jarvis Bale Kiowa Mon Manny*, Made To Size, Magic Sprite, Nitro Burst, Nolen, St. Pierre, Surf Lorian and Swift Fancy. 1 win Above All, Bit Chili, Black Enforcer, Black Magic Opal, Brett Lee, David Bale, Djay s Octane*, Dyna Lachlan, Elite State, Frosty Jay Jay, Give Me Five, Head Bound, Hostile, I m A Fencer, Jagger Swagger, Johnny Fire, Milldean Panther*, Mogambo, My Bro Fabio, Outa Credit, Paddy Whacker*, Peter Rocket, Pure Octane, Rewind, Return The King, Roanokee, Spiral Nikita*, Thirteen Black, Train A Journey, Turanza Bale, Velocette and Walk Hard. Winners and their breeding and trainers, from all Metropolitan meetings in Vic, NSW, Qld, S.A, W.A and Tasmania appear on our facebook page, as soon as possible each morning. Weekly / Breeding and trainers of last week s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia. METROPOLITAN WINNERS, BREEDING & TRAINERS - Week ending Angle Park Monday 2 October 1. Paddy Macs (Paddy Whacker* x Found Her Fancy) G. Grgurovic 2. Nirimba Pirate (Barcia Bale x Nirimba Sapphire) R. Harnas 3. Cairnlea Bella (Bella Infrared* x Cairnlea Layla) P. Jovanovic 4. Hope s Beau (Collision x Hope s Up) C. Butcher 5. Kooka Jak (Premier Fantasy x Cairnlea Elle) P. Jovanovic 6. Skipper Mclaren (Bekim Bale x Steffi Mclaren) H. Foster 7. Long Gully Pete (KC And All* x Long Gully Libby) P. Hearnden 8. Jay s Ace (Bekim Bale x Alana Blues) C. Butcher 9. Aitch (Glen Gallon x Allinga Jay Jay) Y. King 10. Serene Machine (Banjo Boy x Rustic Reeta) J. Quinlivian 11. Spring And All (KC And All x Glynis Bale) G. Board 12. Backpacker (Glen Gallon x Bralyn Ella) T. Murray Launceston Monday 2 October 1. Kiandra (Paw Licking x Hollyheath) M. Louth 2. Sky s A Fallen (El Grand Senor x Bluewater Bay) M. Stringer 3. Jairag Cruiser (El Grand Senor x Bluewater Bay) M. Stringer 4. She s A Fernando (Fernando Bale x She s All Class) D. Crosswell 5. Shima Sun (Barcia Bale x Shimaguni) M. Rossendell 6. He s A Boomer (Head Bound x She s A Boomer) D. Crosswell 7. Smooth Jinx (Rewind x Where s Mambo) L. Howard 8. Chloe Mac (Fabregas x Stylish Abbey) G. Sherriff 9. Cool Dude Luke (Black Nitro x Topline Dee) D. Crosswell 10. Lockwade Sal (Collision x Wadelock Sal) R. Ransley

5 Breeding and trainers of last week s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia. Albion Park Monday 2 October 1. Princess Emily (Milldean Panther* x Whirly Storm) B. Hazlegrove 2. Splendid Star (Fear Zafonic x Terrific Style) B. Halzelgrove 3. Pink Ling (Swift Fancy x Doyen Star) T. Lockhart 4. Mr. Belvedere (Spring Gun x Bogie Beltah 5. Fab Fit (Febregas x Befitting) D. Russell And You Are (Outa Credit x Classy Gypsy) S. Hunt 7. Twin Galaxy (Cosmic Rumble x Twin Impact) D. Turley Opal Nera (Dyna Tron x Black Sambuca) T. Brett 9. Waikarie Noel (Barcia Bale x Arabian Mumma) B. Baker 10. Waikarie Magic (Train A Journey x Arabian Magic Tu) B. Baker Devonport Tuesday 3 October 1. Trumpence (Nitro Burst x Maycee Anne) B. Deverell 2. Cashmeera (Don t Knocka Him x Cashmere Queen) A.Bullock 3. Ricson Flyer (St. Pierre x Leica Comet) R. Martin 4. Fifteen Two (Thirteen Black x Millie Grace) D. Hammersley 5. Hetti s Produce (Destini Fireball x Miss Hetti) P. Ryan) 6. Lobster Falls (Fabregas x Another Request) J. Wright 7. High Treason (Barcia Bale x Cheetah Zorro) E. Medhurst 8. Keep Ya Vision (Dyna Lachan x My Kinda Music) C. French 9. Fink Racer (St. Pierre x Leica Comet) R. Martin 10. Scenic Miss (Barcia Bale x Redskin) D. Cannan The Meadows (MEP) Wednesday 4 October 1. Loch Mac (Kinloch Brae* x Miata) C. Grenfell 2. My Bro Regis (My Bro Fabio x Pippa Shiraz) A.Dailly 3. Loch Tight (Kinloch Brae* x Miata) S. Ferguson 4. Master Al (Barcia Bale x Miss Elegant) K. Bailey 5. Weleonjon (Cosmic Rumble x Come On Luann) G. Dainton 6. Warrion Warrior (Barcia Bale x Premier Mojo) D. Burnett 7. Louie Lasagna (Barcia Bale x Premier Mojo) D. Burnett 8. Allen Optic (KC And All x Mamie Bale) D. Coleman 9. Shady Tex (Fernando Bale x Sweet Shadow) Metropolitan Winners R. Bartolo 10. Marcus Daking (Pure Octane x Diamond Series) G. Campbell 11 Tiger Dusty (Oaks Road x Sweet About Me) F. Malloy Angle Park Wednesday 4 October 1. Jacki Jarvis (Jarvis Bale x Wrap Around Sue) N. Mann 2. Hot Gallon (Glen Gallon x Surfing Blonde) S. Meimetis 3. Baa Man (Dyna Tron x Just Crazy) K. Wittholz 4. Benaud (Brett Lee x Motown Girl) Y. King 5. Majestic Tale (Collision x Crystal s Voice) R. Tugwell 6. Nut Allergy (Lochinvar Marlow x Ticket To Mars) A. Furner 7. Tag And Release (Kinloch Brae* x Winning Charm) R. Mackellar 8. Paua To Kapau (Kinloch Brae* x Paua To Erupt) R. Fewings 9. Kiowa Big Bow (Kiowa Mon Manny* x My Little Star) B. Stamenkovic 10. Eustace Road (Oaks Road x Eustace Diamond) K. Johnstone 11. Loch Slipper (Lochinvar Marlow x Slipper s Sweet) K. Burnett 12. Fear Foran (Fear Zafonic* x Gazsha) N. Newlyn Albion Park Wednesday 4 October 1. Alpha Atlas (Magic Sprite x Queen Of Cyprus) K. Donaldson 2. Ogodei Star (Kiowa Mon Manny* x Mogambo Beach) P. Young 3. Pure Vengeance (Jagger Swagger x Midnight Tammy) T. Brett 4. Hay Cyndie (Barcia Bale x Regal Silver) C. Elson 5. Bill s Special (Magic Sprite x Hope s Fantasy) T. Elson 6. Ace Gambler (Collision x Francescana) P. Lavis 7. Dude Perfect (Cosmic Rumble x Ba Bling) G. Keep 8. Cosmo Bill (Cosmic Chief a Regal Silver) W. Elson 9. Premier Tejay (Premier Fantasy* x Summer s Sizzler) T. Elson 10. Thunder Fury (Fabregas x Cakes And Pies) S. Lawrance 11. Be Fearless (Glen Gallon x Jetta s Girl) T. Brett 12. Lucky Call (Cosmic Chief x Lucky Star) G. Friend

6 Breeding and trainers of last week s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia. Wentworth Park Wednesday 4 October 1. Surfing Dyno (Dyna Tron x Sheza Surfy) D. Flanagan 2. Young Thug (High Earner x Clay Model) J. Lord 3. Ganbatte (Oaks Road x Now Quoted) C. Proctor 4. Let s Win Meisha (El Grand Senor x Winsome Courtney) B. Barnes 5. Lochinvar Hugo (Barcia Bale x Lochinvar Vogue) R. Smith 6. Danisie (El Grand Senor x Katie Oi Oi) C. Proctor 7. Special Road (Barcia Bale x Addison Road) M. Gatt 8. Bekim Street (Bekim Bale x Serisier Street) C. Proctor 9. Skywise (Barcia Bale x Haves) J. Lord 10. Victor Charlie (Fabregas x Little Charlie) J. Mackay Cannington Wednesday 4 October 1. Gidget s Girl (Swift Fancy x Magic Moves) R. Valenti 2. Waterloo Monelli (Fernando Bale x Bingle Monelli) D. Hobby 3. Quevara (High Earner x Delaque) M. Hepple 4. Zipping Flynn (Don t Knocka Him x Yarramundi Flash) R. Noden 5. Frida Monelli (Fernando Bale x Bingle Monelli) D. Hobby 6. Cruiser Coin (Spring Gun x Gypsy Lee Coin) R. Terrington 7. Newcastle Ranger (Premier Fantasy* x Where s Demonica) J. Jeffries 8. Starlight Joli (Fabregas x Sialia) P. Brown 9. Regatta Rebel (Cosmic Rumble x Sarash Bale) E. Crudeli 10. Jaydee Lomar (Cosmic Rumble x Worldclass Lomar) D. Coldstream 11. Elkeena (Fabregas x Brellie Lee) B. McPherson Sandown Thursday 5 October 1. Hasten Slowly (Fernando Bale x Heidi Go Seek) A.Langton 2. Navajo Bear (High Earner x Shall She Rock) D. Crawford 3. Mcivor Verna (Bella Infrared* x Blonde Caviar) P. Franklin 4. Hit The Highway (Oaks Road x Full Noise Turbo) A.Langton 5. Yarraman Ace (Surf Lorian x My Kinda Music) M. Carter 6. Chezzy Allen (Turanza Bale x Caol Allen) Metropolitan Winners D. Coleman 7. Angel Dash (Walk Hard x Dirty Angel) J. Sharp 8. Verne Allen (Fernando Bale x Irma Bale) A.Dailly 9. Fernando Express (Fernando Bale x Tears Siam) R. Britton 10. Dyna Fabrice (Jarvis Bale x Carol Allen) A.Dailly 11. Game Face (Cosmic Runble x Kulu Mystery) D. Fisher 12. Lakeview Isla (Cosmic Rumble x She s Bossy) M. Whelan Hobart Thursday 5 October 1. Jaraig Cruiser (El Grand Senor x Bluewater Boy) M. Stringer 2. Doran s Destiny (Premier Fantasy* x Pen Shaw) R. Moate 3. Who s Baroque (Surf Lorian x Latina) E. Medhurst 4. Lansley Angel (Bekim Bale x Shaina) M. Sutcliffe 5. Tyler Lee (Collision x Emerald Lee) E. Medhurst 6. Ruby s Flame (Spring Gun x Ruby Jet) B. Pursell 7. Gold Lenny (Spring Gun x Marananga Moss) R. Walker 8. Reality Hawk (Nolen x Top Reality) A.Anderson 9. Nitro Grace (Black Nitro x Topline Dee) P. Hili 10. Tom Tom Drum (I m A Fencer x Greysynd Merry) G. Cricthley Albion Park Thursday 5 October 1. Ringbark Mason (Velocette x Erin s Entity) R. Giltinan 2. Wise Misty (Paw Licking x Wise Forecast) C. Hazelgrove 3. Bralyn Amy (Dyna Tron x Bralyn Sal) B. Baker 4. Willy Do (Made To Size x Tina s Show) D. Robinson 5. Apatite (Fear Zafonic* x Suzie Be Good) J. Price 6. Cosmic Bonus (Cosmic Rumble x Dark And Stormy) E. Harris 7. Snug (Fabregas x Befitting) D. Russell 8. Alota Amy (Cosmic Rumble x Maywyn Or Ebay) K. Mackenroth 9. Dream Blaster (Barcia Bale x Bizarre Barbie) R. Burman 10. Comaneci (Cosmic Rumble x Shakeby) T. Tzouvelis 11. Myona Morpheus (Black Enforcer x Skie s Size) S. Galloway Greyhound Data provides information about greyhounds from all over the world with pedigree information drawn from the last four centuries. Online are 4,026,078 race results and 2,163,692 greyhound pedigrees.

7 Breeding and trainers of last week s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia. Angle Park Thursday 5 October 1. Roxy Rolla (Cosmic Rumble x Enligtment) T. Rasmussen 2. Backpacker (Glen Gallon x Bralyn Ella) T. Murray 3. Aston Dee Bee (Barcia Bale x Aston Elle) S. Thompson 4. Bewildering (Black Magic Opal x Outlandish) S. Thompson 5. Zara s Entity (Mogambo x Girl Aloud) K. Greenough 6. Striker Light (KC And All* x Pretty Fancy) B. Bravo 7. Worm Burner (Oaks Road x Little Looper) S. Thompson 8. Cairnlea Kenny (Premier Fantasy* x Cairnlea Ellie) P. Jovanovic 9. Zero Knockin (Don t Knocka Him x Greysynd Zero) T. Rasmussen 10. Blue Murray (Barcia Bale x Queen Bluebird) K. Johnstone 11. Blaxland (Barcia Bale x Aunty Chopper) R. Murray The Meadows Saturday 7 October Immen Bale (Roanokee x Darya Bale) A.Dailly 2. Manila Kampyon (Fernando Bale x Solar Oak) S. Thompson 3. West On Xandi (Lochinvar Marlow x West On Paris) K. Collyer 4. Lila Bale (Fernando Bale x Searle Bale) A.Dailly 5. Chloe In Paris (Cosmic Chief x Dashing Red Girl) S. Whyte 6. He s Loaded (Spring Gun x As It Goes) J. Britton 7. Rumble Drive (Fabregas x Rumble Street) M. Whyte 8. Tuggeragh (Cosmic Chief x Such Is Life) S. White 9. Shadale (Barcia Bale x Budgie Lass) R. Redenbach 10. Bonnie Beauty (Cosmic Rumble x Come On Luann) J. Borg 11. Rockoon (Peter Rocket x Raya Riot) K. Hellmuth 12. Miss Innings (Destini Fireball x Flash Innings) J. Britton Wentworth Park Saturday 7 October 1. Sound Advice (El Grand Senor x Katie Oi Oi) C. Proctor 2. Another Gangsta (El Grand Senor x Lover s Quarrell) T. Bryant 3. Packey Keeping (Bekim Bale x Kim Keeping) C. Roberts 4. Fanta Bale (David Bale x Ucme Typhoon) R. Britton 5. Liberty Lee (El Grand Senor x Liberty Moon) B. Keene 6. Set To Storm (Barcia Bale x Set To Shine) Metropolitan Winners J. Van Enkhuyzen 7. Allonsy Grace (Johnny Fire x Brigette s Grace) J. James 8. Mr. Pupparazzi (Djays Octane x Pie Thief) B. Riccio 9. Smoking Road (Barcia Bale x Addison Road) M. Gatt 10. Bombshell Bandit (Collision x J s Robin) J. Lord Cannington Saturday 7 October 1. Milly s Way (Banjo Boy x Roma Knows) A. Scott 2. Art Noveau (Barcia Bale x Zelemar Fever) C. Halse 3. Who s Got Blue (Cosmic Rumble x Pakenham Lass) C. Halse 4. Petunia Monelli (Bella Infrared* x Lara Monelli) D. Hobby 5. Charlie Boy (Nitro Burst x Pipe Dreams) D. Magistro 6. Pepperfied (Spiral Nikita* x West On Bluebird) C. Halse 7. Blackwood Burst (El Grand Senor x Lucy s Image) P. Glenny 8. Newcastle Ranger (Premier Fantasy* x Where s Demonica) J. Jeffries 9. Obstruction (El Grand Senor x Abira) E. Crudeli 10. Pangee Street (Banjo Boy x Kovesi Zarr) J. Jeffries Sandown (SAP) Sunday 8 October 1. Lhotse (Above All x Khumbu) R. Britton 2. Jobe s Return (Nolen x Efogi Road) D. Saunders 3. Jim s Hotel (Fernando Bale x Scusami Hotel) S. Elsum 4. Natural Rhythm (Paw Licking x Resemblance) T. Salter 5. Molly Bling (Barcia Bale x Lady Bling) G. Kantzidis 6. Bernardo (KC And All x Surfonic( W. McMahon 7. Ben Nevis (Return The King x Tark s Jewel) A.Langton 8. Baby Huey (Fernando Bale x Sweet Shadow) P. Bartolo 9. He Can Fly (Cosmic Rumble x Avondale Queen) R. Britton 10. She Is Creative (Bit Chili x Classy Bling) N. Podmore 11. Rimba Simba (Made To Size x Busted Bennett) J. Sharp Albion Park Sunday 8 October 1. Flaming Moe (Banjo Boy x Maldini Martini) M. Geraghty 2. Ebony Sands (Paw Licking x Silver Sand) C-A Lombe 3. Arabella Emjay (Hostile x Tell The Truth) M. Brauer 4. Hubcap Willy (Fear Zafonic* x Blue Storm Miss) G. Chalmers 5. Smashniak Class (Give Me Five x Am Classy) C. Kadniak 6. Ha Ha Classy (Fabregas x Classy Cha Cha) N. Murdoch 7. Waikarie Noel( Barcia Bale x Arabian Mumma) B. Baker 8. Evie s Angel (Collision x Pedro s Angel) N. Murdoch 9. Tee Be Good (Fear Zafonic* x Suzie Be Good) J. Aylward 10. Cosmic Elite (Barcia Bale x Mighty Elite) J. Hutchinson 11. Cream Whisk (Frosty Jay Jay x Hannah s Angle) S. Goodwin 12. Swipe Right (Elite State x North Coast) M. Cuneo

8 Talking Breeding - Victoria VICTORIA Talking Breeding with Roger Clark placings, winning eleven times over 530 metres at Cannington (30.44), where she also won twice times over 642 metres (37.68) and won over 490 metres at Mandurah (27.98). She is already a proven producer, with winners from the seven named in her first litter, whelped in January 2015 by Barcia Bale, then she also has a litter of nine pups on file, whelped in March 2016,Cosmic Rumble. Victorian Litter Registrations Week Ending 20 September Sire/Dam D B Breeder Barcia Bale x Ash Flash 4 4 T. Rhodes Barcia Bale x Aeroplane Ritzy 2 4 S. Galea Barcia Bale x Destiny Shaker 4 3 E. Rinaldi Barcia Bale x Miss Monteya 5 3 R. Geall Big Daddy Cool x Super Stella 1 1 S. Galea Fabregas x Perfect Poison 3 5 D. Fardig Fernando Bale x Rockin Josie 4 3 V. Borg Surf Lorian x Empire Miss 5 2 B. Mcintyre Taylors Sky* x Cairnlea Ellie 0 2 J. Hubbard Worm Burner x Strongbeth 6 3 N. McCullagh Zero Ten* x Daintree Sugar 4 5 T. Scott * Import or O/Seas based Totals Litters (6.6) THIS week s review of litters selected from the Victorian Litter Registrations list for the week ending 20 September, starts with a nice litter of eight pups by Fabregas (October 2010 Bombastic Shiraz x Wicked Witch). Registered by Harrisdale breeder, Damon Fardig, the three dogs and five bitches are from the beautifully bred, 2013 Group 2 WA Oaks runner-up, Perfect Poison (February 2010 Surf Lorian x Bally Cheryl), whose dam is by Where s Pedro x Zarbo (Bright Ebony x Gold Serenade). She was the only pup named from her litter, with her dam having eight other named offspring, from three litters, by Bombastic Shiraz, Collision and Premier Fantasy. Perfect Poison raced 47 times, for 14 wins and Go Fernando EXFORD breeder, Vincent Borg has a nice litter of seven pups on the list this week, by the outstanding stud prospect, Fernando Bale (March 2013 Kelsos Fusileer* x Chloe Allen), who is producing winners in all states, as you may have already seen in our Metropolitan Winners results. The four dogs and three bitches in this litter are from the well bred. Handy city winning bitch, Rockin Josie (October 2011 Talk s Cheap x Olga Doll), whose dam is by Where s Pedro x Redburst (Just The Best x Outburst). She is from a litter of four named, all winners, which included Black Kalden, Speedie Rioli and Tan Tiki and between them they won 24 races. Her contribution, from her 81 starts, was eleven wins and 23 placings. She won six times over 595 metres at Sandown (34.24), where she also won over 515 metres (29.47) with additional wins over over 699 metres at Cranbourne (41.93), 570 metres at Horsham (32.87) and 600 metres at The Meadows (34.88), where she also won over 725 metres (43.58). She has two named offspring on file, from her December 2015 litter of ten pups, by Barcia Bale. Surf s Up BRETT MCINTYRE, from Exford has a litter of seven pups on the list this week by Surf Lorian (April 2002 Just The Best x Barrio Fiesta). The five dogs and two bitches, are from the well bred bitch, Empire Miss (March 2010 Surgeon x Exford Fury), whose dam is by Gable Lafourche* x Zoom (Lansley Bale x Yowie). She is from a litter of four named, which included, Daisy Tee (unraced), Empire Jess, and Swift Kaysey, with the three who raced all winning. She raced 37 times for six wins and 14 placings, winning over 515 metres at Sandown (29.95), 525 metres at The Meadows (30.36), 545metres at Ballarat (31.57), 513 metres at Traralgon (29.88) and 400 metres at Geelong (22.52). She has four named offspring on file from her April 2014 litter, by Barcia Bale, who have all won races.

9 Talking Breeding Victoria Worm Burner litter Worm Burner WARRNAMBOOL breeder, Norman McCullagh has an nice litter of nine pups on the list this week by the brilliant sprinter and outstanding stud prospect, Worm Burner (December 2013 Oaks Road x Little Looper, who is still winning and closing in on his 50th win. As at 10 October, his record stood at 80 starts, for 47 wins and 20 placings. The six dogs and three bitches in this litter are from the beautifully bred bitch, Strongbeth (September 2013 Nitro Burst x Flying Liddy), whose dam is by Flying Stanley* x Crazy Jo (Trendy Leigh x Crazy Habit). She is from a litter of eight named, with the six who raced winning more than 60 races, led by the outstanding, six time group winner, Zambora Brockie. Her contribution to the litter success, was eight wins and nine placings, from her 29 starts. She won three times over 400 metres at Geelong (22.43), with single wins over 400 metres at Mt Gambier (23.36), 315 metres at Traralgon (18.09), 311 metres at Cranbourne (17.88), 390 metres at Ballarat (22.03) and 390 metres at Warrnambool (22.35). Her damline is exceptionally strong, through her sire under-rated sire, Nitro Burst (Bombastic Shiraz x Hotburst), then back through Black Shiraz, Ginger, Eaglehawk Star, Tangaloa and Temlee, which is just about as good as it gets, ever. Talking Breeding Victoria ZERO TEN* litter NEXT we have a nice litter of nine pups by the highly rated Irish sire, Zero Ten (May 2009 Kiowa Sweet Trey* x Express Mist, whose dam is by Honcho Classic x Airport Express (Roanokee x March Queen. His combination of U.S, Zero Ten* Australian and Irish bloodlines make him an exciting stud prospect. According to my records this is only his second litter whelped in Australia, after Two Wells breeder, Judith Hurley, registered a litter of four dogs and four bitches, from her well bred brood bitch, Emerley Senorita, whelped in April this year. Talbot breeder, Troy Scott has this litter, which has four dogs and five bitches, from the beautifully bred bitch, Daintree Sugar (March 2011 Bombastic Shiraz x Daintree Lady), whose dam is by Light Of Fire x Honchytonk Girl (Head Honcho x Tenthill Melody). She is from a handy litter of four named, all winners, which included Coral, Daintree Arcade and Daintree Mustang, with the four, winning 25 races between them. She raced 95 times, for seven wins and 19 placings, winning over 595 metres at Sandown (34.89), 600 metres at The Meadows (35.09), 513 metres at Traralgon (30.37), 520 metres at Cranbourn (30.90) and 440 metres (25.25), 520 metres (30.02) and 650 metres (38.06) at Sale. She has one lightly raced named offspring on file, from her December 2015 litter of four dogs and four bitches, by Paddy Whacker*, named Chaddy Whacker, who is already a winner. Her litter sister Coral has proved herself as a producer as well, with winners from both of her first two litters. Her November 2014 litter, by El Grand Senor, produced Blue Reef, Fortune Favours, Grand Maximus, Miller s Court, Red Hot Fox, Rosanna and Tristesse. She then whelped a September 2015 litter, by Barcia Bale, which includes, Boil Over, Kid Ringo, Nareen, Oleg and Sergei

10 Talking Breeding Victoria Continued Revised Prize Money & Breeding Sustainability Package Talking Breeding Victoria Windy Millar* Following the valuable feedback received from the ICG, Clubs, GOTBA and other stakeholders on options for distributing additional prize money, GRV has revised its proposal to provide for a more equitable distribution of the increased prize money and additional funds to stimulate breeding with the new package comprising of: $2.55M p.a. to be added to minimum prize money; and 1.40M p.a. in new prize money and bonuses available to be shared between owners and breeders of VicBred greyhounds in a new Sustainable Breeding Package The original proposal to increase trainers starters fees to $80 per runner has now been removed from the package. The new prize money proposal will mean Travel & Starters Fees remain at their current levels of $70 per trainer plus $10 per starter at all meetings. Two prize money package options are now under consideration which focus directly on increasing prize money to be shared between owners and trainers at the lower levels of racing. The increases are to be implemented from 1 November All Vic Bred greyhounds of all ages will be eligible immediately for the Breeding Package with no nomination fees payable to be eligible. Full details of the prize monay and breeding sustainability package can be found at: August 2006 Honcho Classic (Head Honcho x Sure Lass) x Any Time Soon (Staplers Jo x Toss Spirit) 52 Starts 14 wins 23 placings Won 2009 Group 1 Belfred Stakes, and 2008 Group 3 Kasco Stakes, with placings at Group level. Outstanding winning percentage as a sire. $700 Frozen, Bendigo or Sandown Contact Richard NOW AVAILABLE FOR STUD DUTIES (AI or Natural, at Bendigo) Athos Black Dog Dec kgs Windy Millar* (Honcho Classic x Any Time Soon) a Alanis Lane (Primo Uno x Daishi Bale) The next generation Training Collar GRV Website 95 starts, 15 wins, 14 seconds, 11 thirds Won 425 to 600 metres As close as you can get to Turanza Bale on the dam side. $500 or FREE service (at cost) to city winning or proven bitches by Mogambo, Kelsos Fusileer or Premier Fantasy $10.00 each plus p.p Call Liz CALL RICHARD

11 Sire/Dam Talking Breeding New South Wales Talking Breeding New South Wales NSW Whelping Report Week Ending 11 June THIS week s review of litters from the NSW Whelping Report for the week ending 11 June starts with a litter of six pups by Banjo Boy (April 2011 Vee Man Vane x Off Springer). Registered by Bathurst breeder, Tanya Nieuwendyk, the four dogs and two bitches are from the well bred, unraced bitch, Avondale Dancer (November 2012 Mogambo x Avondale Miss), whose dam is by Elite State x Miss Teddy Mint (Go Wild Teddy x Franklin Mint). She is from a litter of six named, of which the five who raced, won 14 races between them. She has five named offspring on file from her first litter, all winners, Coolbes Valley, Manilla Traffic, Metro Manilla, Oren Ishii and Thrilla Manilla, who were whelped in May 2015, by Fabregas. Two Barcia Bale litters TWO litters on the list this week by leading national sire, Barcia Bale, March 2010 (Go Wild Teddy x Princess Bale). Molong breeder, Toby Weekes, has the first of the two litters, which has three dogs and six bitches, from the well bred, Group 1 placegetter, Kerrigan Bale (July 2012 High Earner x Maple Bale), whose dam is by Spiral Nikita* x Vista Bale (Golden Currency x Luana Bale) and worth recalling, Luana Bale is by Grove Whisper* x Red Fire Bale. She is from a very good litter of nine named, whoall won, with 89 race wins between them, lead by the prolific winner, Lamia Bale, who won 23 times with 19 placings, from 80 starts. Kerrigan Bale raced 53 times, for 14 wins and 17 placings, winning five times over 525 metres at The Meadows (29.69), four times over 515 metres at Dog Bitch Breeder Banjo Boy x Avondale Dancer 4 2 T. Nieuwendyk Barcia Bale x Kerrigan Bale 3 6 T. Weekes Barcia Bale x Tarks Black Rose 0 1 T. Thompson Brett Lee x Saint Tifi 3 6 Truclass Syn Febragas x Eden Action 2 0 T. Caines Head Bound x Margaret Keeping 4 2 P. Dooner Kinloch Brae* x Flash Earner 4 3 S. Fleming Magic Sprite x Smiley Sam 4 0 R. Shearer * Import or O/Seas based sire Totals litters (Ave 5.5) Sandown (29.48), three times over 520 metres at Wentworth Park (29.73) and also over 450 metres at Ballarat (25.39) and 520 metres at Cranbourne (30.12). She ran third in the Group 1 Paws Of Thunder final, third in the Group 1 Sandown Laurels and was a finalist in the Group 1 National Futurity. She has two named offspring from her first litter, whelped in December 2015, by Brett Lee, then has a litter of two dogs and five bitches on file, by KC And All*, whelped in October Trevor Thompson, from North Lismore has the other Barcia Bale litter, which unfortunately has just the one bitch pup, from the well bred bitch, Tarks Black Rose (February 2017 Oaks Road x Hot Spur), whose dam is by Bombastic Shiraz x Skrat (Big Daddy Cool x Dash Of Burgundy). Brett Lee litters BRAIDWOOD breeders, the Truclass Racing Syndicate have a nice litter of nine pups on the list this week that should create plenty of interest, by former champion sprinter and successful international sire, Brett Lee (January 1999 Gun Law Osti x Sobbing Sal). Brett Lee died on 29 August 2010, so every litter which comes through must be closing in on the end of the semen stored before he died. Brett Lee The three dogs and six bitches in this litter, are from the beautifully bred bitch, Saint Tifi (March 2011 Where s Pedro x Tifi), whose sire was of course, by Brett Lee x Elusive Rebel) and her dam by Bombastic Shiraz x Chili Berger (Elle s Commando x Alice Dooley). Saint Tifi is from a litter of eight named, who all raced and won, winning 79 races between them, led by Double Twist, 26 wins, Glama Pak, 13 wins, Stiff Arm, 12 wins and Somebody Tifi and Tifi For Me, with ten wins each. She was lightly raced, with just 15 starts, from which she won twice, with two placings, winning over 520 metres at Nowra (30.43) and 400 metres at Bulli (22.55). She was reported to have started her career on par with Double Twist but injury forced her early retirement. She has winning offspring on file from her first litter, whelped in January 2015, by Collision, then has a litter of three dogs and six bitches on file, by Zulu Zeus, whelped in September Certainly plenty to like about this litter, particularly with future breeding in mind. All previous editions available

12 Talking Breeding New South Wales NEXT we have a litter of six pups, by another international stud success, Head Bound (December 2000 Head Honcho x Sobbing Sal), who of course, is a half brother to Brett Lee. Wagga breeder, Peter Dooner has the litter, which has four dogs and two bitches, from Head Bound the well bred bitch, Margaret Keeping (September 2012 Cosmic Rumble x Indigo Gem), whose dam is by Slater x Valeri s Purse (Most Awesome x Many Tricks). She is from a litter of seven named, of which six raced, with five of them winning more than 50 races between them, led by Megan Keeping, who won 20 times, with 16 placings, from 54 starts. Margaret Keeping raced 68 times, for 11 wins and 22 placings, winning ten races over 515 metres at Angle Park (29.90) and also won over 425 metres at Bendigo (24.21). Head Bound stood at stud successfully in Ireland, where his most successful offspring was Thurlesbeg Joker* (x Free To Air), whose dam is by the Australian bred, Smooth Rumble (Ginger x Always On Air*). Thurlesbeg Joker won the 2010 Easter Cup, Champion Stakes Consolation and 2009 Irish Derby Plate, was a 2010 Irish Derby finalist, ran second in the Shelbourne Tote Gold Cup and was a finalist in the 2009 Scottish Derby, 2010 Waterford Masters and Hegarty Bookmakers 600. He produced winners of his own at stud before retiring. Head Bound has produced winners here, from limited opportunities, including Outside Pass (x Tina s Show), Bell Haven (x It s A She), Jethro (x It s A She) and Paua To Roar (x Paua To Erupt). Kinloch Brae* litter PHEASANT S NEXT breeder, Shayne Fleming has a nice litter of seven pups on the list this week, by international stud success, Kinloch Brae* (August 2005 Craigie Mo Town x Greys Free Style) who continues to have great success here in Australia. The four dogs and three bitches in the litter are from the very well bred, listed Ultra Sense (Wentworth Park (29.91) winner, Flash Earner (June 2012 High Earner x Silver Shiraz), whose dam is by Bombastic Shiraz x Rachael Anne (Awesome Assassin x Silver Anne). Talking Breeding NSW She is from a handy litter of six named from which five raced and four who won, Ada Mary, Flash Earner, Silver Ashlie and Silver Rockstar, won 38 races. Her contribution to the litter s success was nine wins and 16 placings from her 46 starts. She won five times over 520 metres at Wentworth Park (29.91), three times over 535 metres at Richmond (30.88) and also over 472 metres at Bulli (26.49). All male Magic litter Magic Sprite FOUR dog pups in Lake Haven breeder, Raelee Shearer s litter on this week s list by outstanding stud success, Magic Sprite (March 2008 Brett Lee x Glamorous). These beautifully bred youngsters are from the well bred bitch, Smiley Sam (March 2012 Bit Chili x Flippin Cool), whose dam is by Cool Performance* x Flipper (Awesome Assassin x Mabilis Babe). She is from a litter of four named, who all won, with 20 wins between them. She was responsible for half those wins, with her 117 starts resulting in the consistent record of ten wins and 47 placings. She won over 525 metres at The Meadows (30.53), 460 metres (25.63) and 520 metres (30.12) at Geelong, 425 metres (24.22) and 500 metres )28.09) at Bendigo, 460 metres at Warragul (26.03) and also over 480 metres at Horsham (27.38). Fabregas litter THE remaining litter on this week s NSW list, unfortunately has just the two dog pups, registered by Wedderburn breeder, Timothy Caines, by Fabregas (October 2010 Bombastic Shiraz x Wicked Witch) from the well bred, unraced bitch, Eden Action (January 2014 Brett Lee x Miss Beaslee), whose dam is by Collision x She Sprant (Token Prince x Kellbrett Jeanie). Remember all previous editions are available at -

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16 At Stud HAY FERGUS Black dog, 34kg March 2013 Brett Lee x Daydream 5 starts - 4 wins Bulli 400 metres Bulli 472 metres How good might he have been This regally bred son of Brett Lee and Group 1 winner Daydream (Bit Chili x Stresa) won four of his five starts in best of night times and fell at his only other start, ending his track career. The times he was running were simply amazing and it was a great pity we did not get to see the best of him. His oldest pups were whelped in June 2016 and are now almost 15 months old and have just returned from the breakers with excellent reports. Can t wait to see them on the track. Stud Fee $990 (incl gst) Contact:

17 At Stud OUTSTANDING BLOODLINES Shoulders Black dog, 33kg June 2012 Cosmic Rumble x Bit Stressed 50 starts His dam, Bit Stressed is by Bit Chili x Stresa (Bobniak x Always Royal). Group placed in his fabulous career winning 15 races and over $90,000 in stakes. Broke his shoulder during break in but this didn t stop him from becoming one of the fastest dogs in Australia. Won Wentworth Park , The Meadows 29.94, Richmond 30.75, Maitland 31.64, Bulli and Dapto $ 990 (inc gst) Ultimate Magic Black dog, 30kg, April 2014 Magic Sprite x Daydream. 37 starts Beautifully bred, half brother to Hay Fergus. A son of the great Magic Sprite and bred to be the speed machine he is. Daydream, Finished second in the 2016 Group 3 SA Derby and third in the 2016 Group 1 Maturity. Finalist in the Group 2 Bendigo Cup Won Sandown , The Meadows , Angle Park , Bendigo 23.59, Shepparton 25.01, Warragul 25.85, Geelong 25.51, Warrnambool 25.21, Maitland, and Ballarat Outstanding Value $550 (incl gst) Bookings

18 Letters to the editor GRV NEGATIVITY PUTS INDUSTRY AT RISK By Bruce Teague Editor. For just the second time ever, Victoria (GRV) has officially recognised that it is running out of greyhounds. A few weeks ago GRV announced it would be recasting programs to better cater for the declining demand. This week it made a formal appeal to trainers and others to bring marginal racers to the track to fill all the empty boxes. In both cases the reference is to slow dogs which would not otherwise make the grade. While GRV has guaranteed no overall loss of races, it is promising an increase in prize money by the end of the year, implying that more cash in flowing into the till. Fewer dogs and more money don t quite fit together but we will have to wait and see. Meantime, there are overlapping influences. 1. For over a decade the Australian greyhound population has been falling and the proportion of pups in each litter making it to the track has been rising. While 2016 official figures are scarce those trends appear to have intensified recently. 2. In the last few years, lower grade events have started appearing on major city programs and from 2010 cut price races for slower dogs (Tier 3, Class C, etc) bolstered or replaced normal TAB meetings. 3. The proportion of all races which are run over 400m or less has been steadily rising and some short trips have been freshly added to club programs (Albion Park, Lismore, Angle Park). This trend is consistent with (1) and (2) above. 4. In 2015 and 2016 alleged over-breeding was identified by four inquiries, some state CEOs and GA as the root cause of what was seen as excessive euthanasia rates. Clearly, they were all wrong, which is not surprising as they all failed to study the subject properly or at all. Current GRV actions confirm the problem. 5. Post live baiting, GRV (and others) elected to cut out all breeding subsidies although, paradoxically, GRV continued with races limited to VicBred dogs. The combined effects of live baiting and cancelled subsidies would certainly have discouraged some intending breeders. (Whether those subsidies were sensible in the first place is a different question again). 6. In all likelihood, government-enforced cost increases will ensure NSW runs out of money in the medium term and will have to cut back racing. That will prompt an even greater shift of dogs to the south than has occurred in the past. Temporarily, that may help Victoria a little. It is therefore obvious that the dog shortage is a manmade problem, partly due to foolish live baiting practices, partly due to overreaction by governments, but mostly due to ineffective policies from state authorities. But now GRV has created a new and even bigger problem. The impact of all these changes is to further reduce average field quality. Bottom level dogs don t all stay there but gradually filter through to normal graded races and so on up the scale (which is why we have already seen standards drop at major city venues). Excellence has become a dirty word. Any old dog will be able to get a run. That may help reduce euthanasia numbers marginally but it will come at a cost. Serious punters will be even more dismayed because you can t bet well on bad dogs. So the already significant trend towards income from mug gamblers in pubs and clubs will continue or perhaps accelerate. The existing poor public image of the industry will persist. Not a happy outcome. The solution? Well, it is hard to see any magic wands being waved. However, a light at the end of the tunnel could emerge when or if the existing state racing bureaucracies are replaced by livewire commercial managers. The status quo is never an answer forwards or backwards are the only options. Bruce Teague. All previous editions of Greyhound Weekly are available at:

19 Coursing Trialling: Lang Lang (Drag Lure). ** PLEASE NOTE - No walk up trials!!!! Booked trials ONLY from 9.00 am till am every Sunday morning. To book your trials please call between 10am 5pm every Friday. Longwood Coursing Club Trials every Sunday morning from am last ticket sold and Tuesdays by appointment with Gary Robinson advance. Julie Stefanos, Secretary Phone/Fax: Benalla Coursing Club Enquiries to:- President: Andrew Scott andyscott@hotmail.com M: Vice President: John Carr Johncarr02@hotmail.com M: Secretary: Amanda Webb Mandywebb70@gmail.com M: Treasurer: Merv Phillips Phillipsmscm@bigpond.com M: Trialling: Contact Amanda Webb for all information on trial times. Track Distance: Approx. 340 metres. Facilities: The Grandstand gives a commanding view over proceedings and the bar is open. Great food is prepared and served by the ladies of the club in the takeaway food bar. Parking is available inside or outside the race course. Accomodation: There are many motels within driving distance to the track. Lang Lang Coursing Club Location: McDonalds Track, Lang Lang. Directions: Travelling South East along South Gippsland Hwy, (from Melb) turn left at Shell Service Station, continue along McDonalds Track passing over the Railway Crossing, then turn left and take the left fork. President: John Clay Mob: Vice President: Dylan Edgar Secretary/Treasurer: Sue Jolly jollyranch@bigpond.com Committee Members: Norm Adderley, Steven Belsham, Steve Thomas, Michael Calstrom, Colin Goodman. National Coursing Association of Victoria Inc. Executive: Secretary: Ms Sue Delaney (Melton GRC) Phone: Mobile: s: Secretary@ncavic.com.au Postal Address: 6 Mark Court, DIGGERS REST 3427 President: Mr Peter Craig (Lang Lang Coursing Club) T: Vice President: Mr Geoff Villinger (VCC) T: Treasurer: Ms Heather Villinger (Longwood Coursing Club) Other Executive members are: Bernie Ryan (Werribee CC); Tony Smith (Werribee CC); Murray Hehir (Benalla PCC); John Clay (Lang Lang CC), John Barsby (Werribee CC); John McFarlane (Melton GRC); Garry Robinson (Longwood CC); Carolyn Mills (Benalla PCC). Life Members of the National Coursing Assoc. of Vic. Mr K Callaghan; Mr S Cleghorn; Mr P Craig; Mr G Fitzpatrick; Mr A Grimmond; Mr J Harris; Mr D Hinks; Mr J Maple; Mrs M Mills; Mr T Mills; Mr T Smith; Mr J Van Echteld; Mr G Villinger; Ms H Villinger. Mr P Lambert (dec.); Mrs W Pearl (dec.); Mr N Ryan (dec.) Mr R Adams (dec.) Coursing South Australia. jahurley@bigpond.com Phone : (NOTE : No message bank) Home (08) (has message capability) Judy Hurley Racing Manager/Secretary GOTBA of SA Coursing Club

20 At Stud INTRODUCING AT STUD One of the fastest greyhounds ever to race in this country WORM BURNER The undisputed king of Angle Park 80 Starts 47 wins 10 seconds 10 thirds $377, 945 Won 13 races in a row at Angle Park Mid 2016 Ran or better Ten times WORM BURNER Brindle dog 26 Dec, kg Oaks Road Little Looper HIS PEDIGREE: Hugely in-bred race dogs almost always make the very best stud dogs. This is how champion sires, Brett Lee, Temlee, Head Honcho, Bombastic Shiraz, Collision, Surf Lorian and Where s Pedro are bred. Worm Burner is line bred 4x4 to litter sisters Sobbing Sal and Hot Show Deb. He won the 2016 Group 1 National Sprint Championship, 2015 Group 3 Brian Johnstone Memorial and the 2017 S.A Sprint Championship. He finished second in the 2016 Group 1 Adelaide Cup, third in the 2016 S.A Sprint Championship and the 2016 Group 1 Melbourne Cup and was a finalist in the Group 1 Topgun, Group 2 Shootout and the 2017 Group 1 Temlee. He has won an amazing 37 races over 515 metres at Angle Park, with fastest winning times, 29.17, 29.25, 29.30, and 29.35, and six races over 515 metres at Sandown 29.16, 29.18, 29.22, 29.30, and ONLY CHAMPIONS RUN OUTSTANDING TIMES LIKE THAT CONSISTENTLY Spiral Nikita* Leprechau n Pace Primo Uno Koyuga Proof Phantom Flash Flashy Sir Westmead Seal Minnies Nikita Curryhills Fox Minnies Selena Brett Lee Gun Law Osti Sobbin Sal Leprechaun Hotshot Yap Leprechaun Miss Black Shiraz Ginger Dark Horizon Prima Moral Standards Portrait Polly s Portrait No Intent Head Honcho Hot Show Deb Proven Awesome Assassin Mystique Proven Misty Stud Fee $1,250 For bookings contact Cameron or Yvonne or

21 2017 Adelaide Cup Race UBET Adelaide Cup (G1) F CT 8:58 PM ANGLE PARK - Friday 13 October. 515 Metres $ Box Last 4 Greyhound Trainer Odds Best Time HIGH EDEN FROST Jan Jones $ ASTON DEE BEE Seona Thompson $ STRIKER LIGHT Brett Bravo $ RAW ABILITY Anthony Azzopardi $ CAIRNLEA KENNY Petar Jovanovic $ WORM BURNER Seona Thompson $ ZARA'S ENTITY Kelvyn Greenough $ Greyhound Weekly s Selections 1. Worm Burner 2. Aston Dee Bee 3. High Eden Frost BEWILDERING Seona Thompson $ R 2472 HIGH EDEN SNOW Jan Jones $ R 5232 ZIPPING INGLIS Matthew Lanigan $ Result. UBET Adelaide Cup Final 515m October 7, Angle Park GRSA First Prize $75,000 Winner: Aqua Cheetah (Cosmic Rumble x Dalta Bale) Born: March 2014 Red Fawn Dog Owner: Mark Morgan. Trainer: Jason Thompson. Time: Margins: 2 x 1. Others in finishing order: Worm Burner, Dyna Boomer, Weekend Binge, Shima Song, Benteke, One For Me, Mrs Bubbles Can Worm Burner win the Adelaide Cup this year after finishing fourth in the race last year behind Aqua Cheetah. He has now raced 80 times for 47 wins, 10 seconds and 10 thirds with stake earnings to date of $ He is the undisputed king of Angle Park, having won 13 races in a row there midway through last year. He has been doing his racing in Victoria of late, until last week when he returned home for the cup heats, beating High Eden Snow by 4.75 lengths, stopping the clock at He has a P.B of on the track, which far better than any of his rivals in this year s Cup. The box draw hasn t made it any easier for him either, but there is little doubt he is more than capable of taking the crown this year. He is certain to be the sentimental favourite if not top pick in the betting order as well. Cameron and Yvonne Butcher, who own and trained him for most of career, certainly deserve the win, as does. It would be a fitting reward for a brilliant career as he heads to s blossoming career at stud

22 S.A News ADELAIDE CUP Previous Winners 1972 BRISTOL MISS SA VALJUKA SA BRISTOL SUE SA TURN PILLAGE VIC GOLDEN SPUR VIC CAVALIER QUEEN VIC RIVIERA TIGER VIC ENCANTO SA YOUTHFUL PRINCE SA LADY TORNQUEST SA SMITHY S BELLE SA SUPERSTAR SA KNOCKLAUN GOLD SA THUNDERING TWO SA FARQUHAR VIC CLUB EDITION VIC HIGH WONDER SA KURIARKIN SA SANDI S ME MUM WA HIGHLY BLESSED VIC SOUTH ROAD SID VIC CROATION STAR SA PERPLEXED SA FOREST FIN NSW JURASSIC VAPOUR QLD RARE DECEIT VIC RAPID JOURNEY NSW YOUNG HARRISON VIC JACK JUNIOR VIC BRETT LEE VIC BROOKSIDE BEAR SA WATERVIEW STAR VIC HOTLINE HERO VIC COLLIDE VIC MISS SPICY SA BIG TIME MAX VIC WHIPPY S IMAGE VIC EL GALO VIC DYNA LACHLAN VIC (January) KILTY LAD VIC (October) MEPUNGA NICKY VIC SPUD REGIS VIC ERNIE BUNG ARROW SA ALLEN DEED VIC FERNANDO BALE VIC AQUA CHEETAH VIC

23 Jenna Ackland s Princess. Fluffy. Bunny turned 6 this week Happy Birthday Greyhounds in the home Kelly Hansen s Venus Enjoying the outdoors. Looks like Venus in Heaven Send us your favourite dogs in the home pic. editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Greyhound Weekly is a proud supporter of the Greyhound Adoption Program

24 BRED TO WIN Our weekly selection of greyhounds to follow, based on their breeding and recent performances DUTCH LEGACY Black & white bitch (March 2016, Dyna Double One x Majestic Seine). Raced by the Western Front Syndicate and trained for them at Melton West by Wayne Kirk. Raced for the first time at Sandown (SAP) on 8 October, from box three, over 515 metres. Beaten 8.63 lengths in the race won by Lhotse (30.24) but that was a handy run and an indication that he is likely to win his share of races. SHE S CRACKERS White & black bitch (April 2015, Cape Hawke x Jamaican Ruby). Raced and trained at Ecklin South, by Peter Fulton. Lightly raced with just 15 starts to date, for four placings. Set a task when handy third over 715 metres at Sandown (SAP) on 8 October, beaten 8.79 lengths in the race won by Jobe s Return (42.70), who had been placed over 725 metres at The Meadows three starts earlier. She s Crackers was placed over 545 metres at Ballarat on 11 September, then unplaced three times over 525 metres at The Meadows, 600 metres at Mt. Gambier and 545 metres at Ballarat again, before the Sandown run. Showed enough last start to show she s not far off picking up a race somewhere. FRED DAGG Fawn dog, (February 2015 Cosmic Chief Token Breeze). Raced by the Soneri Syndicate and trained for Bred to Win them at Crossover, by Neville Haigh. Raced 14 times now for a win and seven placings and is not far off another win. Handy second, beaten by a length over 515 metres at Sandown (SAP) on 8 October, in the race won by Jim s Hotel (30.07). Prior to that had three consecutive placings, over 350 metres at Healesville and 460 metres at Warragul. Has won over 460 metres at Warragul (26.52, B26.15) back on 22 June. Sandown run was step up in class and distance and he handled it well, so I ll be looking for him next time. The TAB Great Chase series brings together Victoria s greyhound racing community and disability sector, with the state s 13 race clubs hosting community days between 2 August and 25 October. The community days are social outings for around 100 groups of the intellectually and physically disabled and their carers. They also have the chance to share in a pool of $50,000. Meanwhile, more than $200,000 will be spread among greyhound racing participants from the racing component of the series, which runs from October

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28 FLEAS GRV Greyhound Care Fleas are the most common external parasite of dogs. Even the best-kept dogs can be infested with fleas, especially if they regularly leave their property. Left untreated the infestation quickly becomes a much bigger problem and can lead to other things such as tapeworm infection, anaemia (low red cells in the blood) and skin conditions such as flea allergy dermatitis. At the track, the on-track veterinarian will be on the look-out for fleas, and infested greyhounds will be scratched from racing and sent home. It s such a pity to have the dog just right, make the field and get scratched going over the table because your dog has fleas. But I bathed the dog Many dog owners and trainers think that simply bathing their dog will solve the problem, but this is not the case. To understand how to truly keep on top of fleas, you first need to understand their lifecycle. Fleas are a little bit like a mosquito in that they feed on blood. Without a feed of blood, they are unable to mature and lay their eggs. So to the flea, your greyhound is simply a moving restaurant they jump on, have a feed, leave and then lay their eggs and die. The majority of the flea lifecycle takes place away from the dog in the bedding, kennels, or even in the carpet of your house if your dogs come inside. So what you see on the dog is only the tip of the iceberg. How does the dog get fleas in the first place? Even if your property is completely flea-free, your dogs can become infested if fleas are brought onto the property. This can be via a new dog coming into the kennels, through straw-type bedding (often infested from rabbits that live in hay sheds), or from yours or the neighbour s cat that has been off wandering and has picked up a few fleas on their travels. Dogs, cats and rabbits all share the same fleas. Your dog may also pick up fleas when off your property. The flea simply jumps onto the dog as it goes past. Once on the dog, the flea will usually head towards the rear, often spending most of the time in the hair above the base of the tail. This is why the best place to look for fleas is in this area, or in the less hairy parts of the dog such as the belly area or inside the thighs. Seeing fleas with the naked eye can be hard as they don t like light, so if you part the dog s hair the fleas will scramble into the dark areas. Sometimes the only thing you will see is fleadirt. This is simply the waste matter the flea passes out after digesting its meal. Flea dirt looks like normal grains of dark dirt in the coat, but if you wet it, it dissolves and turns a reddish colour. Similarly, if you are bathing the dog, and the water hits the flea dirt, it will turn into a reddish stain. If there is flea dirt, there are fleas, whether you can see them or not. What happens once the flea is on the dog? Once on the dog, they start feeding. The flea will suck blood from the dog, injecting saliva as they do it. This flea saliva can cause allergic reactions in some dogs, and they will quickly start to bite and scratch at themselves similar to a person who is allergic to mosquito bites. This can lead to severe coat problems, dermatitis, and damage to the skin from biting and scratching. Once the flea has had its meal of blood, it will start to lay eggs which simply drop off the dog. Each flea can lay hundreds of eggs, and these eggs can survive in the environment for quite a long time (even years) and are quite hard to kill. Because the eggs drop off the dog, common places for egg infestation are bedding, resting areas, and kennels all places where dogs spend a lot of time. Hatching of the eggs occurs when the temperature and humidity is right. The hatching can also be triggered by vibration. This explains why people who move into an empty house that has previously had pets often end up with flea bites their movement triggers the eggs to hatch and the fleas have no pets to jump onto, and end up biting the people instead! Flea eggs hatch into larva, which look similar to a microscopic maggot. They are not as tough as the eggs, and need warm, humid conditions to mature. The larvae then spin a little cocoon for themselves and turn into the next lifecycle stage the pupae. The pupae can survive for months before hatching into adult fleas, so even if you think you have got rid of all the adult fleas, you will still have pupae waiting to hatch when the conditions are right. Continued page

29 GRV Greyhound Care FLEAS Continued How long does it take? The whole lifecycle of the flea from adult to eggs to adult can take as little as 2 weeks in the warm, humid months, meaning one flea can turn into hundreds which can turn into thousands in under a month! That is why flea problems tend to be worst in the spring and summer months when the weather is just right. What should I do to keep my dogs flea-free? Only 5% of the flea problem is adult fleas on the dog, so the only way to be successful in controlling fleas is to address the environmental infestation as well. In the past, people used flea combs to remove the adult fleas from the dog s coats, but when the dog goes back to its kennel it gets re-infested. Similarly, bathing the dog with a flea shampoo, or using a flea rinse will certainly kill the fleas on the dog at the time of the bath and rinse them from the coat, but it will do nothing to stop the dog becoming reinfested. Add to this, many of the old-fashioned flea rinses are quite toxic, and there is little point to using them if you want to truly solve the problem. These days there are many spot-on products that not only kill the fleas on the dog when applied, but go on working to kill the fleas for up to a month. This can work quite well as you are basically using the dog to clean the environment the eggs hatch, the fleas jump on and die, no new eggs are laid. The environmental store of eggs gradually all hatch and you end up with reduced environmental contamination. There are also products that have an added ingredient that stops the eggs from hatching. The product crystallizes and small crystals fall off into the dog s bedding and elsewhere, causing any eggs there to become sterile. Finally, addressing the environmental contamination can also reduce the burden. Regularly vacuuming carpets will remove eggs, but remember to empty the vacuum bag into the bin as the eggs will still be alive in the bag. Regularly washing dog blankets and bedding in hot water for more than 10 minutes, or completely replacing carpet used in the kennels will also keep the environment cleaner. Avoid giving your dogs access to areas such as under the house, where the humidity and temperature are right for a fast flea lifecycle and where cleaning is almost impossible. Finally, make sure that any new dogs coming onto your property are treated for fleas. Treating the arriving dogs yourself with a good quality flea product will ensure you keep the fleas away. Ask your greyhound veterinarian for advice on which products would best suit your kennel. Information Seminars Local Rule 42.6 Following the recent introduction of Local Rule 42.6, which includes minimum requirements for re-homing and Notice of Intention to Euthanase, the GRV Animal Welfare Department will host a series of information seminars across clubs commencing 5/10/17 and concluding on 31/10/17. These track visits will be conducted as per the schedule below: 15/10/2017 Sunday Sale Twilight 19/10/2017 Tuesday Warnambool Night 23/10/2017 Monday Ballarat Day 24/10/2017 Tuesday Horsham Twilight 25/10/2017 Wednesday Cranbourne Night 26/10/2017 Thursday Sandown Park Night 31/10/2017 Tuesday Geelong Twilight More information can be found at More Greyhound Care Information:

30 Greyhound Stories All of the works of Robert McKinnon a.k.a Maddog McDermutt, including his latest book. Stubs Feral, are available online at Then reference Robert McKinnon

31 Sandown Sunday Afternoons Dining & Functions Thursday Nights Four Course Buffet Adult $40 Owners, Trainers & Members $35 Children (6-14) $12 Children (15-17) $25 PLEASE NOTE: Prices will vary for premium race nights. Please contact the club to confirm pricing. Group Packages (6+ Guests) Four Course Buffet $40 Four Course Buffet & Beer, Wine & Soft Drink *$65 Four Course Buffet & Full Bar **$85 * Incl. Standard Beers, House Wines & Soft Drinks ** Incl. House Spirits, Standard Beers, House Wines & Soft Drinks Group Packages (10+ Guests) INCLUDES Betting Voucher Giveaways Group Packages (20+ Guests) INCLUDES Race Name Opportunities Group Packages (30+ Guests) All of the above PLUS bus transport at a cost Sunday Afternoons Two Course Roast Lunch $18.50 Finger Food $12 Groups 10+ will receive $5 betting vouchers For social and sports clubs please consider our Club Challenge by clicking here. To book please call (03) Dress Code Smart Casual Full cancellations and appropriate refunds until 5pm Wednesdays prior. Final number by midday Thursdays. Non-race night Functions Functions can be booked on non-race days/nights, for more information contact Yvette on (03) or youdman@grv.org.au. Sandown Park diners receive free form guides and tipping sheets

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