There is nothing quite like a night at the dogs. It's an event which the whole family can enjoy, but is also a fun night out for couples or singletons looking to try something new. Most large cities have a local track, or at least a venue within reasonable travelling distance. My nearest dog track is Crayford, and the facilities there are some of the best in the country. I can also highly recommend a Friday night at Romford for anyone serious about their punting. The Essex venue hosts a number … [Read more...]
Welcome to Greyhound Racing
Greyhound racing can provide more thrills and spills than any other sport. This welcome to greyhound racing will provide some detail on this exciting pastime and hopefully give novices and experts alike some new insight on dog racing. The origins of greyhound racing lay in coursing. This practice would see two greyhounds both chasing a live hare, both dogs with the objective of turning the hare first. Unlike best online casinos, this practice is now banned in England. The Irish however still … [Read more...]
Greyhound Racing Newbie Advice
With a resurgence in greyhound racing attendances since the lifting of lockdown restrictions in the UK, I thought it might be useful to write down a few bits of advice for any newcomers to the sport. If you are visiting your local greyhound track for the first time in the coming months, have a look at our top tips which are sure to stand you in good stead come race time! Set a Betting BudgetWhile it may sound counter intuitive to be setting limits on a relaxing night out, it is sensible to … [Read more...]