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Greyhound Weekly Edition 99

Volume 2 Number 47

Thursday 23 August 2018

Peter Galo’s perfect Shepparton Cup success Peter Galo continued a proud family tradition for trainer Garry Selkrig with a dominant all-the-way victory in the Group 2 CKH Painting Shepparton Cup Final (450m) on Saturday night.

Read Gerard Guthrie and Molly Haines’s review on page 20

Peter Galo on his way to a dominant Shepparton Cup win.

Photo by: Clint Anderson.

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Coursing Clubs - News Vic & SA Greyhound Clubs Australia-Calendar/Results

Letters to the editor are always welcome on any topic of your choice. editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Victorian meetings coming up over the next week: Friday

24 Aug

Healesville, Bendigo, Traralgon and Sandown

Saturday

25 Aug

Cranbourne and The Meadows.

Sunday

26 Aug

Sandown (SAP), Healesville, and Sale.

Monday

27 Aug

Ballarat, Shepparton and Traralgon.

Tuesday

28 Aug

Horsham, Geelong and Warragul.

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Greyhounds in the home

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Greyhound Care - Vets

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GRV News - The Great Chase

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Metropolitan Results from last week

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Photo Magic

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Property For Sale

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Rhonda’s World (Rhonda Singleton)

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Talking Breeding NSW

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Talking Breeding Victoria

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Metropolitan winners

Winners for last week’s top metropolitan sires Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia.

Breeding and trainers of last week’s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia Week ending 19 August

Last week, there were 17 metropolitan meetings in the six states, and the most successful sires at those meetings were as follows : 21

Barcia Bale.

15

Fabregas.

14

Fernando Bale.

12

Magic Sprite.

Cannington – Monday 13 August 1. Bushman’s Cobber (Dyna Tron x She’s Our Caviar) P. Glenny 2. Miss Mini Mion (Oaks Road x Princess Mion) M. Ion 3. Bow Gundi (Destini Fireball x Suncup) C. Bennett 4. Bushman’s Valley (Spring Gun x Flame Top) P. Glenny 5. Sweet Charlee (Glen Gallon x Pocket Watch) G. Ellis 6. Maude Monelli (Barcia Bale x Bingle Monelli) D. Hobby 7. Krypto Kid (Fabregas x Pretty Fancy) K. Charles 8. Black Mosel (Jarvis Bale x Mosel) W. Beamish 9. Elfstar (Lochinvar Marlow x Belle Special) J. Carmody 10. Quiet Storm (Collision x Mini Emily) J. Magistro

9

Dyna Double One and My Bro Fabio.

8

Cosmic Rumble.

5

Banjo Boy, Collision, El Grand Senor, Jarvis Bale, Oaks Road and Spring Gun.

4

Bella Infrared*, Destini Fireball and Paw Licking.

3

KC And All* and St. Pierre.

2

Bekim Bale, Dyna Tron, Dyna Villa, Kinloch Brae*, Premier Fantasy*, Sulzanti and Where’s Pedro.

1

Allen Deed, Big Daddy Cool, Black Nitro, Blue Giant, Buck Fever, Collide, Djays Octane*, Don’t Knocka Him, Dyna Nalin, Fear Zafonic*, Flying Penske*, Glen Gallon, High Earner, Kelsos Fusileer*, Kiowa Mon Manny*, Kiowa Producer*, Kiowa Sweet Trey, Lochinvar Marlow, Milldean Panther*, Mogambo, Nolen, Sisco Rage, Smooth Fancy, Stagger, Superman, Surf Lorian, Tonk, Turanza Bale and Vapour Whirl.

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. https://www.facebook.com/ Victorian-Greyhound-Weekly-1781809112100364/

Angle Park – Monday 13 August 1. Fabwik (Fabregas x Wikena) K. Corby 2. Maximum Magic (Premier Fantasy* x Cracker Jack Lil) S. Gray 3. Shima Breeze (Fernando Bale x Shimaguni) T. Rasmussen 4. Flying Ellen (Barcia Bale x Flying Cheryl) T. Murray 5. Croydon Boys (Spring Gun x Irish Marina) M. Stewart 6. Oshkosh Erny Vee (Fernando Bale x Oshkosh Fayola) L. Rasmussen 7. Black Antico (Dyna Double One x Latino Princess) A. Manton 8. Wait There (Barcia Bale x Sprite Lee) A. Furner 9. Love Made Me (Fernando Bale x Callum’s Mum) T. Murray 10. Isen Allen (Kelsos Fusileer* x Dyna Kayla) N. Price Albion Park – Monday 13 August 1. Southern Ripple (Fabregas x Busy Rumble) M. Lalicz 2. Nurburg (Bekim Bale x Droopys Hope) C. Graham 3. Another Red (Cosmic Rumble x Ba Bling) G. Keep 4. Brother Desy (Smooth Fancy x Bay Of Pearls) P. Wilson 5. Premier Tejay (Premier Fantasy* x Summer’s Sizzler) T. Elson 6. Princess Emily (Milldean Panther* x Whirly Storm) B. Hazelgrove 7. Shoes To Fill (Tonk x Indiana Gold) T. Auckram 8. Money For Jam (Fernando Bale x Velocity Sofia)S. Scott 9. Off The Deck (Cosmic Rumble x La Sirenuse) J. Catton 10. Hay Billy (Barcia Bale x Cyndie’s Special) W. Elson

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Metropolitan Winners Breeding and trainers of last week’s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia.

Hobart – Monday 13 August 1. Walla Wuti (Sulzanti x Break Even) A.Clark 2. Miss Me Knot (Barcia Bale x Fantastic Blue) M. Rossendell 3. Landlord (Magic Sprite x Miss Tora Bee) A.Clark 4. Gunna’s Lady (Spring Gun x China Lady) S. Stennings 5. Nitro Grace (Black Nitro x Topline Dee) P. Hili 6. Peco Can (Fernando Bale x Sing The Song) R. Grubb 7. Superb Innings (Destini Fireball x Flash Innings) J. Stamford 8. Bo Bobby (Magic Sprite x Stylish Abbey) J. Wright 9. Sacred Shadow (My Bro Fabio x Dennes Point) G. Fahey 10. Jouster (El Grand Senor x Dennes Point) G. Fahey 11. Lucy’s Locket (Oaks Road x Miss Stackhouse) A.Clark Devonport – Tuesday 14 August 1. Sulza Boy (Sulzanti x Break Even) A.Clark 2. Buckle Up Oliva (Fernando Bale x Jamila Flex) R. Johnson 3. Sacred Way (Collision x Ireland’s Force) R. Watts 4. Dancing Barefoot (Magic Sprite x Hard As Nails) A.Bullock 5. Wynburn Cutie (Destini Fireball x Miss Hetti) B. Englund 6. Leeroy Rogue (Big Daddy Cool x Fantasy Royale) D. Cannan 7. Gotta Be You (Fabregas x Hard As Nails) A.Bullock 8. Dan Road (Oaks Road x Lilly’s Empire) N. Howard 9. Minto (My Bro Fabio x Capetown Gem) J. Stamford 10. St. Jenson (St. Pierre x Bell Haven) E. Medhurst 11. Stop Line (St. Pierre x Topline Doovee) J. Stamford The Meadows (MEP) – Wednesday 15 August 1. Perfect Rocky (Cosmic Rumble x Perfect Madison) D. Dooley 2. Miyagi Magic (Buck Fever x Angel’s Chorus) D. Williams 3. Aston Nirvana (Bella Infrared* x Aston Elle) K. Gorman 4. Miss Malaysia (Flying Penske* x Goddess Mist) P. Frost 5. Dorrigo Bale (Jarvis Bale x Fotoula Bale) M. Marshall 6. Banjo Fever (Banjo Boy x Evie Jane) G. Campbell 7. Miss Gingin (My Bro Fabio x My Kinda Music) R. Camilleri 8. Zipping Bomber (My Bro Fabio x Scarlett Girl) C. Jones 9. Texas (KC And All* x Sweet It Is) I. Garland 10. Let It Fly (Where’s Pedro x Butterfly Bling) T. Comenseli Angle Park – Wednesday 15 August 1. Stylish Chic (Kinloch Brae* x Invictive) A. Furner 2. Stitch ‘Em Quick (Oaks Road x Power Merc) C. Trengove 3. Phil De Thunder (Barcia Bale x Striking Viking) P. Emrose 4. Zambora Beau (Nolen x Sheza Pleasure) T. Murray 5. Old Jerico (El Grand Senor x Topaz Siyan) R. Pearce 6. Victa Choco (El Grand Senor x Victa Victoria) R. Mackellar

7. Feral Lad (Superman x Mensa Miss) K. Murnane 8. Stitch ‘Em Rosey (Dyna Double One x Key Missile)S. Trengove 9. Victa Matt (El Grand Senor x Victa Explorer) M. Giniotis 10. Merindah (Cosmic Rumble x Koombooyana Girl) B. Stamenkovic Albion Park – Wednesday 15 August 1. One El (Dyna Double One x El Bonito) J. Crawford 2. Cyndie Said (Dyna Double One x Tuscany Sally) C. Elson 3. Billy Who (Magic Sprite x Abby’s Fantasy) W. Elson 4. Annie Said (Dyna Double One x Tuscany Sally) W. Elsom 5. Moscow Mule (Kinloch Brae* x Little Red) S. Buckland 6. Mustang Tully (Paw Licking x Wise Forecast) D. Fitzgerald 7. No Clyde Needed (Dyna Villa x Miss Elly Mac) D. McGrath 8. Black Dratta (Banjo Boy x Gimme Range) J. Ogden 9. Femme Folle (Magic Sprite x Miss Lauryn) N. Evans 10. Santa Claws (Kiowa Mon Manny* x Taper Jean Girl) P. Cassidy 11. Imma Callim Klay (Dyna Villa x Miss Elly Mac) D. McGrath Cannington – Wednesday 15 August 1. Triple Crown Blu (Barcia Bale x Love To Rock) L. Garbutt 2. Tango Dancer (Cosmic Rumble x Rickshaw Rosie) M. McLennan 3. Incredible Hero (Barcia Bale x Oya Nine Wonwon) F. Farrell 4. Paganoni (Collision x Ritza Night) J. Carmody 5. Big Boy Roy (Oaks Road x Princess Mion) M. Turner 6. Azalea Monelli (Fabregas x Jackie Bale) D. Hobby 7. Sunset Sherbert (Where’s Pedro x Push It) G. Price 8. West On Bamboo (Collide x Revealed) C. Halse 9. I’m A Fabio (My Bro Fabio x Zipping Jaylo) M. Rylands 10. Hello I’m Nessa (Barcia Bale x Sharon Monelli) B. Maclean Sandown – Thursday 16 August 1. Courting (Magic Sprite x Many Talents) J. Gieschen 2. Grey Ghost (Barcia Bale x Diva’s Shadow) J. Britton 3. Ace Allen Jarvis Bale x Dyna Gala) M. Delbridge 4. Benali (Barcia Bale x Born Ali) R. Britton 5. Shanlyn Magic (Magic Sprite x Shanlyn Violet) S. Ralph 6. Ella Enchanted (Don’t Knocka Him x Ella Lezah) B. Ennis 7. Dyna Evelyn (Jarvis Bale x Caol Allen) A.Dailly 8. Dyna Oscar (Fernando Bale x Unix Bale) A.Dailly 9. Dyna Carmen (Bella Infrared* x Collin Bale) S. Collins 10. Mepunga Bella (Bella Infrared* x Mepunga Hayley) J. Britton 11. Radiant Angel (Barcia Bale x Hot Irish) B. Mackie 12. Lady Emerald (Stagger x Lairon) J. Talgi

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Metropolitan Winners M. Giniotis 11. Staunch As (Kiowa Producer x Hot Cash) P. Fagan The Meadows – Saturday 18 August 1. Dyna Hendry (Allen Deed x Razza Bale) D. Fisher 2. Rocket Tears (Kiowa Sweet Trey* x January Jones) R. Britton 3. Fire And Smoke (Spring Gun x Irish Marina) J. Britton 4. Blue Striker (Blue Giant x Blue Lavros) P. Akathiotis 5. Van Ann (Cosmic Rumble x Come On Luann) J. Borg 6. Beo Cleo (Cosmic Rumble x Ruby Ha Ha) R. Neocleous 7. Tritt Tritt (My Bro Fabio x Lainey Bale) B. Ennis 8. Dr. Mino (Bella Infrared* x Dr. Mindy) J. McMahon 9. Sisco Ride (Sisco Rage x Sisco Fiasco) D. Galea 10. Summer Skye (Fernando Bale x Motorette) R. McCullagh 11. Dyna Hadria (Jarvis Bale x Carol Allen) A.Dailly 12. Rowchester Mis (Vapour Whirl x Taxi Sono Qui) A.Dailly

Breeding and trainers of last week’s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia.

Albion Park – Thursday 16 August 1. Hara’s Dazza (Surf Lorian x Hara’s Annie) D. Titmarsh 2. Alpha Chaos (Magic Sprite x Queen Of Cyprus) J. Heddles 3. Pendita (Fear Zafonic* x Abundia Flyer) M. Wells 4. Soft Sand (Magic Sprite x Bralyn Nicky) T. Tzouvelis 5. Steal A Kiss (Fabregas x Cakes And Pies) S. Lawrance 6. Declared No Race 7. Shot Clock (Fabregas x Cool Pyjamas) T. Medcalf 8. Snug (Fabregas x Befitting) D. Russell 9. Charming Chaos (Cosmic Rumble x Kingsbrae Molly) T. Brett 10. Yeah Okay (My Bro Fabio x Dulcie Dee) D. Russell

Cannington – Saturday 18 August 1. Resting Toucher (KC And All* x Eastern Culture) S. Withers 2. Little Miss Doza (Dyna Double One x Lattin Princess) J. Marsh 3. Outshined (Fabregas x Sticka Size) J. Marsh 4. Max Profit (Fabregas x Belron Cedar) C. White 5. Cropduster (KC And All* x Sialia) P. Stuart 6. All The Rave (High Earner x West On Raven) A. Scott 7. Quick Jagger (Dyna Nalin x Saving Bundles) C. Halse 8. Fundamental (Fernando Bale x Forty Two Below) S. Withers 9. Winlock Banking (Banjo Boy x Glitzy Bling) J. Jeffries 10. Goodbye (Fernando Bale x Forty Two Below) C. Dagostino

Hobart – Sunday 16 August 1. Rip The Bandaid (My Bro Fabio x Alarm Bells) E. Medhurst 2. Fink Racer (St. Pierre x Leica Comet) R. Martin 3. Flash Ruby (Barcia Bale x Flash Innings) R. Martin 4. Hetti’s Produce (Destini Fireball x Miss Hetti) G. Moate 5. Tenerife Sea (Dyna Double One x Key Missile) D. Cannan 6. Two Bills (Spring Gun x China Lady) G. Whitney 7. Double Explosion (Dyna Double One x Midnight Swirl) D. Cannan 8. Urana Belle (Banjo Boy x Hardy Bale) A.Anderson 9. Blue Vegas (Barcia Bale x Paua And Jewels) D. Cannan 10. Two Blue (Barcia Bale x Waradjuri Girl) B. Pursell 11. Howie’s Lioness (My Bro Fabio x Crazy Maniac) L. Brazendale Angle Park – Thursday 16 August 1. Declared No Race 2. Come On Enzo (Fernando Bale x Come On Luann) Lauren Harris 3. Nations (Barcia Bale x Haves) T. Rasmussen 4. San Tan Sam (Collision x San Tan Maid) T. Hinrichsen 5. All About Corey (Djays Octane* x Cintiarna) S. Gray 6. Aston Abbott (Turanza Bale x Sweet It Is) T. Murray 7. Banquet (Collision x Wongawilli Wala) S. Feltus 8. Lachlan Monelli (Mogambo x Jackie Bale) L. Rasmussen 9. Pure Ability (Barcia Bale x My Delilah) N. Mann 10. Victa Ashley (El Grand Senor x Victa Victoria)

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Metropolitan Winners Breeding and trainers of last week’s metropolitan winners. Victoria, NSW, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and West Australia.

Lang Lang & all surrounding areas

Sandown (SAP) – Sunday 19 August 1. Molly Coater (Fabregas x Reiko Bale) S. Payne 2. Crime Scene (Fernando Bale x Kapalos) M. Clark 3. Shanlyn Georgie (Fabregas x Shanlyn Flossy) A.Lauterboom 4. Tyche Onyx (Bekim Bale x Paua To Excite) C. James 5. Small Rose (Banjo Boy x Classy Caitlyn) C. Haigh 6. Emerald Rainbow (Fernando Bale x Where’s Demonica) D. Geall 7. Noaki Colour (Barcia Bale x Pepe’s Colour) J. Reynolds 8. Come On Colour (Barcia Bale x Pepe’s Colour) J. Reynolds 9. Water Colour (Barcia Bale x Pepe’s Colour) J. Reynolds 10. Why Not Maxine (Fernando Bale x Why Not Donna) S. Manning Albion Park – Sunday 19 August 1. Gold Grace (Paw Licking x Whirly Way) R. Hazelgrove 2. Bridget Benz (Dyna Double One x Leesa Benz) N. Uhrthane 3. Rapid Effect (Paw Licking x Whirly Way) R. Hazelgrove 4. Key Factor (Paw Licking x Mega Dee) R. Hazelgrove 5. So Crazy (Magic Sprite x Summer’s Senor) T. Elson 6. Zinchenko (Fabregas x El Bella Beach) S. McGuiness 7. Jimmy Stintson (Magic Sprite x Erin Norris) J. Northfield 8. Roll So Deep (Fabregas x Spirited Flame) C. Riordon 9. Gemma Benz (Fabregas x Pippa Benz) N. Uhrthane 10. Cometron Flyer (Dyna Tron x Noaki Comet) K. Boan 11. Hay William (Barcia Bale x Regal Silver) J. Watts 12. Nanny Who (Magic Sprite x Abby’s Fantasy) W. Elson

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Talking Breeding - Victoria Victorian Litter Registrations Week Ending 31 July

Talking Breeding with Roger Clark

Sire/Dam

Dogs

Bitch

Breeder

Banjo Boy x Ma Ma Keogh

3

10 T. Keogh

Barcia Bale x Aeroplane Monnie

5

3 K. Bailey

Barcia Bale x Aston Adele

1

4 R. Borda

Barcia Bale x Aston Chelsea

3

4 R. Borda

Jarvis Bale x Lady Spinello

7

2 K. Smyth

Kinloch Brae* x Amelia Christa

2

6 R. Moore

Lucky 13

Led Zeppelin x Empire Entourage

3

7 M. Grima

THIRTEEN pups, including ten potential brood bitches in our first litter for review from this week’s Victorian Litter Registrations list, for the week ending 31 July.

These beautifully bred youngsters are by the consistently successful sire, Banjo Boy (April 2011 Vee Man Vane x Off Springer).

Registered by Nirranda breeder, Timothy Keogh, the three dogs and ten bitches are from the beautifully bred bitch, Ma Ma Keogh (August 2013 Kinloch Brae* x Mepunga Diva), whose dam is by Flying Penske* x Mepunga Shiraz (Black Shiraz x Benji’s Babe).

She is from a litter of seven named, which produced six winners, with the only non winner having three starts for one placing.

Mepunga Rosie was the start of the litter, having 75 starts, for 17 wins and 24 placings.

Ma Ma Keogh raced 55 times for two wins and 27 placings, winning twice over 450 metres at Warrnambool (25.72, 25.51), where she did most of her racing.

Nolen x Harper Seven

4

4 K. Pitt

November Gandhi x Lites And Sirens

1

2 S. Trim

Shima Bar x Evie Tron

4

3 G. Lance

Sulzanti x Princess Sage

2

7 C. Burns

Zambora Brockie x High Class

2

8 F. Italia

Totals * Import/Overseas based

37

60 12 Litters (Av 8.1)

metres at Sandown, in October 2015, when unplaced, beaten 11.5 lengths in the race won by Sausage Sizzle (30.02).

Prolific breeder, Ray Borda has two litters on the list this week, both by Barcia Bale.

The first of the two litters has one dog and four bitches, from the well bred bitch, Aston Adele (May 2014 Nitro Burst x Hope’s Up), whose dam is by El Galo x Little Looper (Primo Uno x Koyuga Proof) and worth recalling, Little Looper is the dam of outstanding sprinter, Worm Burner (75-45-9-9), who is now standing at stud.

Aston Adele is from a litter of seven named, who won 78 races between them, led by Molly Be Nimble, 24 wins and Penny Maker, 24 wins.

Three Barcia Bale litters She raced nine times for three wins and two THREE litters on the list this placings, winning over 450 metres at Maitland (25.72), week by extremely successful, 515 metres at Gosford (30.23) and 450 metres at national stud success, Barcia Ballarat (25.50) and has a litter of one dog and five Bale (March 2010 Go Wild bitches on file, whelped in February 2017, by Turanza Teddy x Princess Bale).

Bale.

Barcia Bale Ray’s second Barcia Bale litter has three dogs Maffra breeder, Ken Bailey has the first of the three and four bitches, from another well bred, unraced litters, which has five dogs and three bitches, from the bitch, Aston Chelsea (April 2015 Collision x Hope’s beautifully bred, lightly raced bitch, Aeroplane Up) who is a half sister to Aston Adele, from the same Monnie (January 2014 Turanza Bale x Ritza Night), dam. whose dam is by Where’s Pedro x Midnight Flare Aston Chelsea is from a litter of nine named, (Spiral Nikita* x Midnight Drama). which produced eight winners who won 44 races She is from a good litter, which included, between them.

Aeroplane Bob, 24 wins, Aeroplane Jet, 2 wins, Her record shows she raced just three times, Aeroplane Katie, 9-1-1-1, Aeroplane Tommy, 16 wins, winning over 400 metres at Gawler (22.87) at her first Backline Willy, 6 wins and Little Ach Cee, start, followed by two unplaced runs, the last of which 100-43-28-14. resulted in a career ending injury.

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Talking Breeding - Victoria He won on eleven different tracks and according to our records, only has five named offspring on file, from one litter, whelped in February 2013, by New Moon Rising, which produced, Led Balloon, Little Sienna, Jarvis Bale litter Moon And Back, Panic Station and Zep up.

NEXT we have a nice litter of nine pups by the underThe three dogs and seven bitches in Mark’s litter, rated sire, Jarvis Bale (November 2006 Sonic Flight* x are from the well bred bitch, Empire Entourage Rosemary Bale.

(February 2014 El Grand Senor x New Moon Rising), Registered by Lang Lang breeder, Kerrie Smyth, whose dam is by Bombastic Shiraz x High Tide Honey the seven dogs and two bitches are from the well bred (Surf Lorian x Floodfawn). bitch, Lady Spinello (January 2010 Slater x Patumba She was the standout in her litter of eight named, Princess), whose dam is Galilee* x Micro Malawi which produced six winners, with her 52 starts (Malawi’s Prince x Classy Ranger) and worth resulting in 13 wins and 21 placings. recalling, Classy Ranger is by Grove Whisper* x She won four times over 600 metres at The Classy Spider (Acacia Park x Spider Bite).

Meadows (34.74) and also won over 515 metres at She is from a litter of two named, with litter Sandown (29.52), 545 metres at Ballarat (31.28), 520 sister Leap Princess, not racing. metres at Cranbourne (30.28), 525 metres at Traralgon Her record shows she raced 28 times, for three (30.33) and 460 metres at Warragul (25.83). wins and five placings, winning three times over 520 Certainly plenty to like about the breeding of this metres at Cranbourne (30.61) and worth noting she litter, Mark, and with seven bitches I would be was placed over 600 metres at The Meadows, beaten surprised if there is not plenty of interest from potential 3.5 lengths (34.99) behind Dream Rattler. buyers with future breeding in mind.

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Kinloch Brae* litter DEVON MEADOWS breeder, Robin Moore, has our next litter for review, which has eight pups by international stud success, Kinloch Brae* (August 2005 Craigie Mo Town x Greys Free Style).

The two dogs and six bitches are from the well bred bitch, Amelia Christa (March 2013 Head Bound x Little Bit Fancy), whose dam is by Where’s Pedro x Sweet Fancy (Collision x Miss Fancy).

She is from a handy litter of nine named all winners, who won 92 races between them.

Her contribution was significant, with her 65 starts resulting in 23 wins and 21 placings.

She won four times over 525 metres at The Meadows (30.02), also over 515 metres at Sandown (29.96) and on country tracks, won over 410 metres (23.46) and 480 metres (26.92) at Horsham, 450 metres at Shepparton (25.33), 460 metres at Geelong (25.80), 450 metres at Warrnambool (25.29), 460 metres at Warragul (25.83), 440 metres at Sale (25.06), 350 metres at Healesville (19.45) and 525 metres at Traralgon (30.28).

Led Zeppelin litter DEVON MEADOWS breeder, Mark Grima has an interestingly bred litter on this week’s list by the beautifully bred, little known sire Led Zeppelin (February 2008 Collide x Friendly Aviator), whose dam is by EJ’s Douglas* x Flight and Life (Light Of Fire x Flying Amy) who raced 80 times, for 20 wins and 26 placings, including Sandown (29.97) and The Meadows (30.36).

Nolen litter NEXT we have a nice litter of eight pups by another under-rated sire, Nolen (November 2009 Collision x Brooklyn Belle).

Nolen

Registered by Botanic Ridge breeder, Karen Pitt, the four dogs and four bitches are from the well bred, lightly raced, proven brood bitch, Harper Seven (December 2010 Premier Fantasy* x Alotta Mojo), whose dam is by Hallucinate x Mint Mojo (Roanokee x Franklin Mint).

She is from a litter of seven named, with the six who raced all winning, with 63 wins between them, led

by Cointreau Cup, 46-19-15-5, Fancy Mojo, 42-18-8-3 and Under Threat, 59-16-7-2.

Her very good record on the track, shows she only raced 14 times for seven wins and five placings, winning three times over 350 metres up the straight at Healesville (19.28), with single wins over 400 metres at Geelong (22.73), 400 metres at Warragul (22.74), 390 metres at Ballarat (22.05) and 390 metres at Shepparton (22.11).

She has two named offspring on file, from her first litter, Bekim Instinct and Chatty Garry, both winners, whelped in April 2015, by Bekim Bale and she also has a litter of five dogs and two bitches on file, by Nitro Burst, whelped in November 2016.

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Sulzanti litter

NEXT we have a nice litter of nine pups by Sulzanti (September 2013 Magic Sprite x Scissor Queen).

Quality not quantity Registered by Balliang breeder Craig Burns, the UNFORTUNATELY only three pups, but plenty to two dogs and seven bitches are from the beautifully like about Susan Trim’s litter on the list this week by bred bitch, Princess Sage (March 2014 Premier the beautifully bred sire, almost from another era, Boloney x Oriental Rush), whose dam is by Bombastic November Gandhi (June 1998 Ultra Desire x Shiraz x Enjoy Inn (Elite State x Elite Oriental).

Centrefold Pet) and worth recalling he is by Grove She is from a litter of eleven named, which Whisper* x Lauren’s Desire). produced nine winners who won 52 races between Susan’s one dog and two potential brood bitches, them. are from the well bred bitch, Lites And Sirens (April Her record shows she raced 16 times, without 2011 Velocette x Susan Penman), whose dam is by winning, but she was placed seven times, over 350 Collision x Deception Bay (Hallucinate x Mandalay metres at Healesville, 520 metres at Cranbourne and Bay).

460 metres at Warragul.

She is from a litter of seven named, with four of She is a proven producer, with winners on file the five who raced winning, although apart from her, from her first litter, whelped in March 2016, by Banjo the remainder of the litter didn’t do a lot of racing.

Boy. She raced 83 times, for eight wins and 16 placings, winning three times over 699 metres at Zambora Brockie litter Cranbourne (41.34), where she also won over 520 metres (30.78), with single wins over 595 metres PEARCEDALE (34.86) and 715 metres (42.03) at Sandown and 725 Breeder, Frank metres at The Meadows (43.56).

Italia has our final Certainly plenty to like about these well bred litter for review this youngsters, Susan, and whilst there are only three, I for week, which has ten one will certainly be interested in their progress. pups, by Zambora Brockie (September Seven for Shima 2013 Nitro Burst x EPPING breeder Geoffrey Lance has a nice litter of Flying Liddy). seven pups on the list this week, by the beautifully bred stud prospect, Shima Bar (February 2015 Barcia The two dogs and eight bitches are from the very well Bale x Shimaguni). bred bitch, High Class (April 2012 High Earner x No The four dogs and three bitches are from the very Recall), whose dam is by Big Daddy Cool x Bradshaw well bred bitch, Evie Tron (April 2014 Dyna Tron x Girl (Rapid Journey x Glamourette).

Evie Jane), whose dam is by Australian Cup winner She is from a handy litter of ten named, with the Velocette x Messines (Carnage x Come Uppance). nine who raced, winning 113 races betwen them, led She is from a litter of three named, which

by Star Recall, 40 wins, My Mate Cobber, 19 wins, included, Benny Mac, 54-7-8-7 and Hesa Tron, 1-0-0- Who’s Doing What, 16 wins and High Recall, 12 wins.

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Her record shows she raced 28 times, for seven Her record shows she raced 23 times for the wins and seven placings, winning over 525 metres handy return of eight wins, twice over 460 metres at (30.03) and 600 metres (34.66) at The Meadows, 515 Geelong (25.75), with single wins at Ballarat, 450 metres at Sandown (29.46), 520 metres at Cranbourne metres (25.21), 545 metres (31.14) and 660 metres (30.41), 513 metres at Traralgon (30.05), 440 metres at (38.49), 525 metres at The Meadows (30.47), 660 Sale (24.80) and 460 metres at Warragul (22.63). metres at Bendigo (38.20) and 600 metres at Potential brood bitches in this litter.

Launceston (35.44).

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Talking Breeding - New South Wales Talking Breeding New South Wales

There are still no litter reviews from NSW again this week as we have not received any details of the Whelping Report for May from GRNSW. We have had discussions with them though and have been assured they are working on the problem and hope to have it resolved very shortly.

We will resume NSW Litter reviews as soon as the information starts to flow again.

Wentworth Park meetings transferred 15/08/18 GRNSW advises that due to ongoing remedial works at Wentworth Park which includes the upgrade of the track cambers in line with recommendations from the UTS, installation of a safety rail, sandblasting of the running rail and other associated works, the next four race meetings are being transferred. This will allow the works to be completed and also the opportunity for participants to trial their greyhounds at the venue prior to resumption of racing.

The new venues are as follow: Wednesday 22nd August 2018 – Wentworth Park to Bulli – Bulli now Metro entry race meeting with B Grading & Richmond lifted from a C meeting to a B meeting (will be graded as a B) Saturday 25th August 2018 – Wentworth Park to Richmond A1 meeting, graded as a B Meeting Tuesday 28th August 2018 – Gosford to Richmond – transfer of a B Meeting Wednesday 29th August 2018 – Wentworth Park to Maitland – A2 meeting to Maitland – grade as a B Saturday 1st September – Wentworth Park to Bulli – Bulli upgrade to A1 meeting and in the WP night slot, (graded as a B meeting) the Saturday Bulli twilight to Richmond and a B Meeting.

Nominations times will remain the same. Further programming information will be ‘live’ in the next 24 hours.

Graders will work with Clubs to update.

GRNSW, in consultation with the NSW GBOTA, have elected to allow a trial period prior to the return of racing. As a consequence of the work, we advise that the Group Races, the Bob Payne Stake and the Chairman’s Cup will not be held in September and will be rescheduled in due course.

While the repositioning of the 520m starting boxes is under consideration in line with recommendations, at this stage, the start will remain in its current position.

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At Stud 3 Noaki Street Pearcedale 3912 Call, SMS or Email Vince 0421 569 259 Email: info@vtlodge.com.au V.T LODGE’s studs have been tagged as some of the quickest dogs Australia has ever seen. They have won several races like the Geelong Cup, the 2016 Golden Easter Egg, the hand-picked Speed Star Series at Sandown, the Temlee, and many more. Our studs also have the best temperament, making them ideal sires for your brood bitch. When it comes to strength and speed, there are no other stud dogs that can surpass V.T LODGE breeds.

ANDO’S MAC Fn d 31.5kg June 2014 El Grand Senor x Brook’s Doll 61 starts 28-10-6 $687,211 Won G1 Vic Peters and G1 Melbourne Cup Won G2 Warragul Cup Placed in four other Group finals Contested 11 Group finals in total Wpk 520m (29.60), Sandown 515m (29.29) Meadows 525m (29.96), Albion Park 520m (29.84)

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At Stud

NOW STANDING AT STUD

ANDO’S MAC June 2014 El Grand Senor x Brook’s Doll 61 starts 28 - 10 - 6 $687,211   

Won Group 1 Vic Peters, Group 1 Melbourne Cup, Group 2 Warragul Cup Third in 2017 Group 3 Gosford Cup, 2017 Group 1 Winter Cup and Group 2 Ballarat Cup Finalist in the Group 1 Topgun, Group 2 Maitland Cup, Group 3 Ambrasoli, Group 2 Shepparton Cup and Group 3 Healesville Cup.

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Won 8 times over 520 metres at Wentworth Park (29.60) Three times over 515 metres at Sandown (29.29) Three times over 450 metres at Ballarat (25.04) Twice over 525 metres at The Meadows (29.96) Twice over 450 metres at Warrnambool (24.92) Twice over 472metres at Bulli (26.03), also 400m (22.37) Also won over 515 metres at Angle Park (29.61), 350 metres at Healesville (18.98), 450 metres at Shepparton, 460 metres at Warragul (25.48), 520 metres at Albion Park (29.84), 515 metres at Gosford (29.47) and 450 metres at Maitland.

One of the most versatile and consistent greyhound to race in the last decade.

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At Stud

WORM BURNER December 2013 Oaks Road x Little Looper One of the fastest greyhounds ever to race in this country “The undisputed king of Angle Park” 75 Starts 45 wins 9 seconds 9 thirds $367,360 Won 13 races in a row at Angle Park Ran 29.50 or better Ten times He won an amazing 37 races over 515 metres at Angle Park, with fastest winning times, 29.17, 29.25, 29.30, 30.31 and 29.35, and six races over 515 metres at Sandown 29.16, 29.18, 29.22, 29.30, 29.44 and 29.86.

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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.

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GRV News - The Great Chase invited to the TAB Great Chase Grand Final, to be run at The Meadows on Wednesday, 24 October. Eight of the groups in attendance at the Grand Final will be randomly drawn and matched to a greyhound competing in the race. The group paired with the overall Great Chase winning greyhound receives $10,000, while the other seven groups receive $2,000 each. Traditionally, more than 650 people including numerous politicians and entertainers attend the Grand Final for an afternoon boasting a huge carnival atmosphere like no other.

In 2018 Autism Plus from Melton took home a $10,000 cheque for being aligned with the winning greyhound of the TAB Great Chase Grand Final (Despacito). Over Victorian greyhound racing’s premier community the past year, Autism Plus Melton has used the event, the TAB Great Chase, will continue into a winnings to bolster programs and provide fantastic 16th year in 2018.

Since 2003, GRV and TAB have combined to donate experiences for participants at the Melton centre. more than $600,000 to more than 100 Victorian These have included catered Christmas lunches, shade community groups that care for the intellectually and cloths for the backyard so activities can be held outside physically disabled. in warmer weather, laptops for clients, elements to For the second year running, the community arm of begin a photography program, a karaoke machine The Great Chase will run separately to the racing including extra microphones, art and craft supplies and series, before both arms come together for the TAB most recently a private screening of ‘The Great Chase Grand Final.

Incredibles 2’ with ice-creams and popcorn for all in Victoria’s 13 race clubs will each host a ‘community attendance. “Each and every one of our participants has event’ inviting local groups that care for the disabled to benefitted from the TAB Great Chase,” said Carmel enjoy a complimentary outing at their local racetrack Grogan, a Disability Support Worker at Autism Plus. including catered meals, showbag giveaways and “The generosity of GRV has had a huge impact on our opportunities to meet the stars of the day, the organisation, and we are grateful for the opportunity to greyhounds. Groups in attendance will also share in participate in the Great Chase.” $2,000 at each event, which is allocated based on a If you are connected to a Victorian organisation that points system that runs throughout the race meeting cares for the intellectually or physically disabled, or with the intention of engaging participants in the sport know someone thatis, please contact me via my details of greyhound racing. below…

All groups that attend a ‘community event’ will also be Email: bpritchard@grv.org.au Phone: (03) 8329

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Copley’s Corner Peter Galo’s perfect Shepparton Cup success

elect after again drawing six.

Peter Galo began well to quickly head off Elevated

By Gerard Guthrie and Molly Haines ($7.40) and favourite Zoom Out and he then broke clear turning for home and raced away for a commanding 4.37 length victory over Elevated in 25.16sec, with Extra Gear ($16.10) finishing third.

Peter Galo’s breakthrough at Group level enhanced his imposing record to 17 from 28, while he’s won four of his last five, with the defeat coming in the Bendigo Cup. Earlier on Cup night, there were thrilling finishes to the two support feature events.

Sharp Diamond ($6.30), trained by Wayne Vassallo, prevailed in a blanket five-way finish to the Byers Electrical Cup Night Stayers over 650m, defeating fancied pair Billy’s Bake ($2.20) and Ebby Ripper ($4.30) in 37.68sec, with only .73 separating the first five across the line.

Peter Galo with trainer Garry Selkrig.

Dual Group 1 winners Raw Ability ($2.40) and Up Photo by: Clint Anderson.

Hill Jill ($2.80) dominated betting on the Ron Peter Galo continued a proud family tradition for Nestor Memorial over 450m, with Anthony trainer Garry Selkrig with a dominant all-the-way Azzopardi’s Raw Ability stamping his return from victory in the Group 2 CKH Painting Shepparton three months on the sidelines with a gutsy 25.30sec Cup Final (450m) on Saturday night. victory.

Peter Galo was bred to celebrate country cup glory, with his sire, the underutilised Peter Rocket, winning the Horsham Cup in 2013, while his mother Flossy is a litter sister to Garry Selkrig’s former iron dog Stagger, which won an incredible 64 of his 137 starts, highlighted by the 2012 Warragul Cup. Selkrig also won the Warragul Cup in 2016 with Peter Galo’s half-brother To The Galo’s, a son of El Galo and Flossy.

It was a case of third time lucky for Peter Galo at Group level, after finishing unplaced in last month’s Bendigo Cup and the 2017 Healesville Cup. “I am very excited. Actually, I am over the moon with him tonight,” Selkrig said. “It was a great field but after three tries at a country cup he has got there.

“I brought him here tonight thinking he would win.

He drew out wide, which is where he needs to be.

He is an absolute champion!

“I knew from early on how good he would be because he has ability plus. But not only ability, he is a beautiful kennel dog and just does everything right.”

Peter Galo qualified for the $47,000 to-the-winner Shepparton Cup with a 25.20sec heat victory from box six, with Michelle Mallia-Magri’s track specialist Zoom Out setting the qualifying standard with a 25.12sec effort, her seventh win from as many visits to Shepparton.

Zoom Out started $2.20 favourite from box eight in the final, while Peter Galo was the $5.30 second

Classic contest looms at Cranbourne Andrew Copley Saturday night’s Group 3 Cranbourne Classic Final (520m) looks like being a hotly-contested affair after the three heat winners were separated by less than a length on Friday night.

Group race specialists My Redeemer and Orson Allen will be the headline acts in the $25,000 to-thewinner final, however considering they were both runner-up in their respective heats it makes for a very interesting final.

The Cranbourne Classic is an age-restricted event open to greyhounds aged 29 months or younger, with the heat winners being Slingshot Hammer (30.11sec Best), SA greyhound Panhandle Slim (30.13sec) in his first run for new trainer Seona Thompson and Vixstar (30.16sec) who got up at the huge odds of $44.90.

Group 3 Cranbourne Classic (520m) Saturday 25 August – First prize $25,000 1. Slingshot Hammer (Robert Britton) 2. Orson Allen (Correy Grenfell) 3. Vixstar (Joe Palma) 4. Panhandle Slim (Seona Thompson) 5. My Redeemer (David Geall) 6. Undisputed (Mario Briganti) 7. Squishy Pea (Rohan Gladman) 8. Midnight Starlet (Seona Thompson) Reserves 9. Loading Zone (Katrina Jordan) 10. Breakout (Graham James)

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Copley’s Corner Hinkley greyhound in state-wide battle against nation’s best

By Andrew Copley While Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley focuses on his team getting across the line against Essendon at Adelaide Oval on Friday night he will also be hoping for another win of a much different kind.

A greyhound Hinkley is closely connected to, Cairnlea Kenny, will be racing for a first prize of $75,000 at Melbourne’s Sandown Park the Crocmedia National Sprint Championship (515m) during the half time break of Friday night’s match.

Every state in Australia will have at least one representative in what is greyhound racing’s only annual state-versus-state sprint race, and Cairnlea Kenny is the sole South Australian contender.

Hinkley has been racing greyhounds for many years, chiefly with his best mate, the late Peter Hubbard, a greyhound trainer from Victoria’s Western District who passed away after a sudden heart attack 18 months ago at age 56.

Cairnlea Kenny with trainer Petar Jovanovic. Photo by: GRSA. Cairnlea Kenny has had a brilliant career so far winning 18 races from 48 starts. This includes 11 starts from box one for seven wins at an impressive strike rate of 64 per cent.

Group 1 National Sprint Championship Sandown Park Friday, 9.08pm Hubbard was involved in greyhound racing for 30 First prize $75,000 years. He was also involved with local football and Cairnlea Kenny (SA) $10 gave Hinkley his first coaching job at the Mortlake Big Flood (VIC) $3 Football Club when he retired as a Geelong player.

Their friendship and involvement in greyhound racing Hasten Slowly (VIC) $8.50 West On Augie (WA) $4.80 grew from there.

Maurice Minor (QLD) $8.50 Hubbard bred Cairnlea Kenny, while his wife Jan Shadale (VIC) $13 owns him.

Sky Wave (NSW) $3 Buckle Up Rose (TAS) $34 Hinkley was at Angle Park on 9 August to watch Reserves Cairnlea Kenny win the SA Sprint Final, which 9. Lila Bale (VIC) $26 secured his place in tonight’s National Final.

“Greyhound racing is a real passion for me,” Hinkley 10. Poke The Bear (VIC) $6 ____________________________________________ said. “People tell you to find something that you can invest in and you love and that’s certainly how I am TAB special for Power fans with the dogs.”

Trainer Petar Jovanovic said Cairnlea Kenny would TAB has opened a special market for Friday night, provide Hinkley with his biggest thrill in greyhound offering $21 for Port Adelaide and beat Essendon and racing if he can win.

Cairnlea Kenny to win the National Sprint “Jan owns Cairnlea Kenny but Ken is involved with Championship. him. In fact, the dog is actually named after Ken. “Port Adelaide supporters should consider having a Greyhound racing is a real outlet for Ken…he just little bit on that bet. I’m not declaring Cairnlea Kenny, loves it,” he said. but he is in with a good chance,” trainer Petar Jovanovic has won three National Sprint Championships and believes that Cairnlea Kenny, who Jovanovic said. is a $10 chance with TAB, has a real winning chance With Port at $1.55 to beat Essendon in the Adelaide Oval contest, the offer does look excellent value. after drawing the coveted box one.

“He is drawn well, he’s very professional, and when Please gamble responsibly. he comes out of the boxes he just accelerates. I think he’s a genuine chance of winning,” Jovanovic said.

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Coursing Clubs Longwood Coursing Club Trials every Sunday morning from 8.30 - 10am last ticket sold and Tuesdays by appointment with Gary Robinson 0439 981 270. advance.

Julie Stefanos, Secretary Phone/Fax: 5798 5257

Benalla Coursing Club Enquiries to:President: Andrew Scott Email: andyscott@hotmail.com M: 0400 077 617 Vice President: John Carr Email: Johncarr02@hotmail.com M: 0439 115 190 Secretary: Vacant Treasurer: Merv Phillips Email: Phillipsmscm@bigpond.com M: 0439 417 408 Trialling: Contact Andy Scott 0400 077 617 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: 0419 559 738 Vice President: John Van Echteld OAM Secretary/Treasurer: Sue Jolly Email: jollyranch@bigpond.com Committee Members: Norm Adderley, Steve Thomas, Michael Calstrom, Dylan Edgar.

Trialling: Lang Lang (Drag Lure). ** PLEASE NOTE - No walk up trials !!!!

Booked trials ONLY from 9.00 am till 10.00 am every Sunday morning.

To book your trials please call 0468 587 533 at 10am Thursday mornings.

National Coursing Association of Victoria Inc. Executive: President: Mr Peter Craig (Lang Lang Coursing Club) T: 0418 399 911 Vice President: Mr Geoff Villinger (VCC) T: 0417 524 632 Secretary: Mrs Sue Delaney (Melton GRC) Mobile: 0425 737 418 Emails: Secretary@ncavic.com.au Postal Address: 6 Mark Court, Diggers Rest 3427 Treasurer: Mr John E Barsby (Werribee Coursing Club) Other Executive members are: Bernie Ryan (Werribee CC); Murray Collyer (Benalla PCC); John Clay (Lang Lang CC); John McFarlane (Melton GRC); Garry Robinson (Longwood CC); John Maple (VCC); Allan Meyer (VCC) 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.) http://ncavictoria.com/2252/index.html Coursing—South Australia.

Email : jahurley@bigpond.com Phone : 0417 878 511 (NOTE : No message bank) Home (08) 8520 2347 (has message capability) Judy Hurley Racing Manager/Secretary GOTBA of SA Coursing Club

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Coursing For the second year running the final was WATERLOO CUP: Bear Left claims coursing’s biggest honour streamed live on GRV’s Facebook Page.

GRV Website

Greg Carter, President of Waterloo Cup sponsor the Cranbourne GRC, presents the winning trophy to trainer Ray Henness.

Bear Left has claimed the 145th running of the Waterloo Cup at Lang Lang for trainer Ray Henness.

To win the Waterloo Cup, Bear Left had to course one-on-one six times over the weekend without defeat, in what is the ultimate test of speed and stamina.

Bear Left, a son of El Grand Senor and Angel’s Chorus, defeated Julana who is trained, owned and bred by the Massina family to win the $13,000 Waterloo Cup. It was the battle of the Bendigo region in the final, Henness being from Heathcote and Massina from Golden Square.

Bear Left is no stranger to the coursing circuit having won the Loot Lodge Rod Millington Maiden Dog at Benalla in April and the Bert Clark Memorial Bear Left with trainer Ray Henness and daughter Ivy. at Longwood in July. And he is also well accomplished on TAB tracks, being a winner of six races from 15 starts.

Bear Left was bred is NSW by Benjamin Sweetman and is owned by Con Dimopoulos.

Henness has had a weekend to remember with his Ready 2 Race purchase Extra Gear finishing third in the 2018 Group 2 Shepparton Cup on Saturday night.

“I can’t believe it to be honest,” Henness said. “It has been a massive weekend. I couldn’t have done it without (fellow trainer) Murray Collyer, who looked after Bear Left overnight while I was at the Shepparton Cup.” “I tried coursing for the first time 15 years ago and Bear Left (white) defeats a persistent Julana in the Waterloo the dog turned around and came back to me. I said Cup final.

I’d never course again. But I’ve had a go at it this year with Bear Left and have won the Waterloo Cup. It’s very hard to believe.”

This was the 145th running of the Waterloo Cup, which concludes Victoria’s 2018 coursing season.

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NCAV Waterloo Cup Review BEAR ‘LEFT’ WITH US – THE WEATHER WAS FINE TOO! Sue Delaney & Heather Villenger Celebrating the 145th year of coursing in Victoria at Lang Lang Coursing Club last weekend we saw live streaming of the Waterloo Cup final for the second time. We also saw photo finishes for the first time with some very close finishes having the judge rely on the photo. It must be said that coursing has seen a stellar year, and these initiatives just rounded off our year in a positive manner.

The whole venue looked magnificent and the volunteers need to be commended on their achievements, it is no easy task fronting up two days in a row to conduct these types of meetings. Sometimes Sunday night can’t come quick enough! If you were there celebrating the two-day meeting, you will know that the weather was fine.

For those who were not there and cannot believe that in the 2 days during the meeting we had two showers on the Sunday. Yes, the weather overnight Friday and Saturday was nothing short of feral with copious amounts of rain, hail, thunder and lightning, it was nothing short of a miracle that we had two days that were perfect for coursing. Anyone who has taken the time to head off coursing will know, always take your wet and chilly weather gear with you and most did so. A good warm jacket and a beanie were the order of the day.

The final of the NCAV and Cranbourne GRC sponsored Waterloo Cup we saw Ray Henness’ BEAR LEFT Owned by Con Dimopoulos BL D (S: El Grand Senor D: Angel’s Chorus) defeat Dallas Massina’s BD B JULANA Owned by Chelsea Madigan (S: Dyna Double One D: Chelabella).

Julana got away from slips in perfect manner although she lost her red collar in the process.

Bear Left had to work hard and dig deep to catch the elusive young bitch puppy.

Coming from behind he caught her just past the driving tower and powered home to take the holy grail of coursing for 2018.

Bear Left had won both of his events earlier in the season at both Benalla and Longwood.

He had put his paw up and told the coursing fraternity – I can do this coursing thingy!

As for Julana she has continued on from her Victoria Oaks form where she was defeated in the semi-final.

Watch out for her next season she’s but a babe still.

That was a truly magnificent display from a puppy.

Photo - Vicki Clark winner’s trophy and Tyabb owner/trainer Les Week’s MICKEY RAWSON BE D (S: Barcia Bale D: Dorothy Rawson) as runner-up. Jess Fothergill’s 5-hour turnaround road trip from Heathcote to Lang Lang proved worthwhile and a handy weekend but then she’s a dab hand at the coursing caper. After all, Jess trained Suave Odessa to take out the runner up trophy in the 2013 Waterloo Cup conducted at Longwood where we celebrated our 140th Season.

For the greyhounds run out in the third round we also conduct the We coursing folk have kept with tradition and we know someone GOTBA Challenge with only three dogs left to compete in the is going to be defeated in both the first round and the second round Semi Final…. Trademark Rocky was DSF with the final contested

by ROSACKY THUNDER trainer Darren Archer (Korumburra) by the eventual winner therefore we have the Waterloo Plate for BL D (S: Vee Man Vane D: Solar Octane) O: Christopher Black the greyhounds run out in the first round and then the Waterloo has had a super 2018 coursing season winning the Western Saws Purse for the greyhounds run out in the second round.

Cup and then defeating trainer Robyn Massina of Bendigo BK We are thankful and fortunate to have the sponsorship of the Waterloo Cup, Plate and Purse by Cranbourne GRC for which we D JUST NIMBLE IT (S: Don Chendo D: Phryne) this dog also are most grateful. Thanks also to the GOTBA for sponsoring the has had a great 2018 season.

Continued Page 25 GOTBA Challenge and the Veterans events for this weekend.

The winner of the Plate being Heathcote trainer Jess Fothergill’s VALDAR BALE O: Joshua Formosa (S: Goodesy D: Desalle Bale) defeating Marion Clay’s owner/trained White and Blue dogBLUE IRISH (S: Banjo Boy D: Cosmic Affair) of Lang Lang. Both greyhounds having their first season at coursing. Then followed the PURSE going to LUNAR SHADOW a lightly coursed BK D (S: Cosmic Chief D: Canoodles) Owner/Trainer Jess Fothergill (Heathcote) take the

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NCAV Waterloo Cup Review Lucky Last event for the day the XP3020 Pet Pacific To support our program, we conducted another 7 races Mixed Maiden was won by TOBY SURE trained at Warragul by Neil Kelly over THREE FIFTY including the GOTBA’s Veteran’s event and this was very well received with last year’s Waterloo Cup runner ONE trained at Cranbourne South by Stavros Kipirtidis. up NIGHT ATTACK taking home the chocolates (can I On behalf of the NCAV we thank the club Volunteers, say that – it’s OK he didn’t eat them). The consistent Night Attack is owned by Leigh Howard and trained by Slip Stewards, Marshaling Stewards, Catching pen staff, lure drivers, judges and Canteen staff at all Ian Rilen of Langwarrin. The runner up was trainer venues. Mr Bookmaker himself Gary Thomas. Race Sean Lithgow of Deavon Meadows BOWON APPROACH. It was a fitting end to his season for this caller Noel Massina and Scott Stefanos (Longwood) along with the new kid on the block race-caller Luke dog has been just missing out in his lead up courses.

Humphrey’s. A massive thanks to young Michael Webb The next event was the Michelle Virtue Banjo Boy @ our slipper who has officiated at Lang Lang all season Stud Bitch Puppy 1. The winner PIPARAE BK B at and to Simon Humphreys who has taken on this role at her second attempt at coursing trained by Jeanette Longwood as a result of Michael Webb’s other Imlach of Pearcedale with the runner-up MISS BLUE a BE B owned by Sonia Davis and trained by Malcolm commitments. In the South East - LANG LANG CC, Northern Victoria - LONGWOOD CC, North Eastern Davis of Altona Green. region BENALLA PCC for hosting the meetings from April to August of this year. It goes without saying that The Eglas Bitch Puppy 2 was the next event on the without our volunteers and the sponsors who each program with the winner being EYE WILL REIGN a season support our code we wouldn’t be as strong as we smart young BK B trainer by John Paraskevas of are at today.

Cranbourne South and Runner-Up to BK B SUNITA Sue Delaney & Heather Villinger LASS trainer by John Westerlo of Clyde.

The next event the Viola Waste Dog Puppy saw a first time courser with no circle track form as a guide Guests invited to the compete and win. What a thrill for all concerned with CEE ME ENTERTAIN BK D (S: Cosmic Rumble 145th Waterloo Cup Anniversary D: Cee Me Burst) O: Bursting Through T: Peter Luncheon enjoyed Borradale of Rosedale defeatGOJEK O: James specially decorated Vandemaat T: Sean Lithgow of Devon Meadows.

The Winning Post Supplies Maiden Bitch was won by cup cakes, organized another first time courser ETIQUETTE BK B owned by by NCAV Secretary Sue Delaney.

Nicholas De La Roche and trained by John Delaroche of Cranbourne North defeat Coburg trainer Murray The 145th Collyer’s BIG MARY. Anniversary Cake was cut just before The second last event of the day Silver Eagle Maiden the final.

Dog event with two new dogs to coursing Tammy Kennedy-Harris from Somerville’s BK DFIREFLY NUTS defeating Anakie trainer Jeffrey Britton’s CRACKERJACK NATH. A great result for Photo Vicki Clark both trainers.

Results continued

South Australia Coursing Calendar Sunday 26th August 2018 (Waterloo Cup Plus Oaks and Derby) Sunday 9th September 2018 Contact: Judi Hurley (08) 8520 2347 Mobile 0417 878 511 P.O. BOX 647, TWO WELLS S.A. 5501 Website: www.sacoursing.com Email: jahurley@bigpond.com - 25 -

Copley’s Corner 2018 NATIONAL SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP (NSC) & NATIONAL DISTANCE Andrew Copley CHAMPIONSHIP(NDC) Nationals sponsor:Crocmedia Victoria’s domination of the National Distance Greyhound Clubs Australia (formerly AGRA) Championship looks set to continue on Friday status: Both Group 1 night at Sandown Park.

Venue: Sandown Park Distances: Sprint (515m) and Distance (715m) Prize money: $75,250 ($1st); $21,500 (2nd), $10,750 (3rd; Total: $107,500

Vics look the goods in National Distance Championship final

Tornado Tears is a red-hot favourite in the National Distance Championship. Photo by: Clint Anderson.

This will be the 50th running of the event, with Victoria winning 26 titles, including the last four on end.

Tornado Tears is the favourite to win at $1.60.

Group 1 National Distance Championship Sandown Park Friday, 8.28pm (TBC) First prize $75,000 1. Rippin’ Sam (VIC) $4.80 3. Tornado Tears (VIC) $1.60 3. Dyna Chancer (VIC) $21 4. Velocity Lily (SA) $151 5. Moment to Jive (WA) $17 6. Poco Dorado (NSW) $4.60 7. Double Gee (QLD) $7 8. Wyburn Lucifer (TAS) $151 Reserves 9. Hot Tip (VIC) $51 10. Rockstar Patriot (VIC) $81

Greyhound racing’s annual Nationals series comprises two Group 1 events – the NSC and the NDC. This is Australia’s only truly national greyhound racing event, as all six states (NSW, Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria, SA and WA) are represented in both finals. Greyhounds earn the right to represent their home state by competing in their state’s heats and finals, held in early August. The Nationals are held at a different state on rotation each year. The home state automatically receives two finalists in each event (as well as the two reserves).

The one remaining place in the final eight is filled by a Wildcard entrant, which is decided by a Greyhound Clubs Australia (GCA) ranking system made public throughout the year. The Nationals is the only racing event run by the GCA each year.

RECENT WINNERS (National Sprint Championship) 2017 Jury, QLD (Albion Park) 2016 Worm Burner, SA (Angle Park) 2015 Fernando Bale, VIC (Wentworth Park) 2014 Chica Destacada, NSW (Cannington) 2013 Xylia Allen, VIC (The Meadows) 2012 Fabregas, VIC (Hobart) 2011 Metz Magic, QLD (Albion Park) 2010 Smooth Fancy, NSW (Angle Park)

RECENT WINNERS (National Distance Championship) 2017 Fanta Bale, VIC (Albion Park) 2016 Ring The Bell, VIC (Angle Park) 2015 Lady Toy, VIC (Wentworth Park) 2014 Sweet It Is, VIC (Cannington) 2013 Smart Valentino, NSW (The Meadows) 2012 Miata, WA (Hobart) 2011 Dashing Corsair, QLD (Albion Park) 2010 Blue Lorian, NSW (Angle Park)

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GCA Group Race Calendar/Results

Forthcoming Events August 16-23-30 Dapto - Group 3 Maiden 520 metres August 17-25 Cranbourne - Group 3 Cranbourne Classic 520 metres August 21-28 Townsville - Group 3 Townsville Cup 498 metres August 24 Sandown - GCA National Sprint Championship 515 metres August 24 Sandown - GCA National Distance Championship 715 metres August 24-31 Newcastle GRC - Group 2 Black Top 515 metres _____________________________________________________________________________________ Group Race Results from last week: Shepparton - Saturday 18 August CKH PAINTING SHEPPARTON CUP FINAL Group 2 450 metres Stakemoney $47,000 - $13,335 - $6,665 1

6

PETER GALO

GARRY SELKRIG (DEVON MEADOWS)

25.16

2

4

ELEVATED

HARRY MANOLITSIS (Devon Meadows

25.46

3

5

EXTRA GEAR

RAYMOND HENNESS (HEATHCOTE)

25.47

4

8

ZOOM OUT

MICHELLE MALLIA-MAGRI (AVALON)

25.49

5

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MAYOR DIGBY

DARREN BROWN (LARA)

25.66

6

2

DESPACITO

SEONA THOMPSON (PEARCEDALE)

25.69

7

3

MY NAME'S DAVID ALAN FERGUSON (GIRGARRE)

26.60

8

1

HONE IN

26.89

BRETT BRAVO (LOVELY BANKS)

4.37 lengths x 0.04 lengths 25.16

DON’T FORGET - ALL PREVIOUS EDITIONS, INCLUDING ALL GROUP RACE RESULTS ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE

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Greyhounds in the home Happy 5th Birthday to the one who started it all my Friends of Greyhound Adoption beautiful boy Dasher. You’re one in a million dashy.

www.facebook.com/lookitsagreyhoud/

Programs (Australia) Australia

http://www.facebook.com/groups/144096608971567/

Two years with this big fella. He’s got Cohen & me beat at the selfi game. #happygotchaday #marcothegreyhound Myra Crowell Hi Everybody! I have just started a greyhound fan page devoted to all things wholesome and positive.

It is purely for fun and cute pictures.

There is no advice given or sought, I will leave that up to the wonderful FoGAP page . So, please come, have a look and "like" my page.

Sarah Jayne Ramirez

When mum puts all your toys on your bed to vacuum and there's no room left for me!

Claire Goy

Hello I was just told about this group today.

We adopted our beautiful 2 1/2 year old greyhound around 4 months ago and she is such a special part of our family.

A series of unexpected events has brought me to seeking help to look after our greyhound for a period of 7-14 days.

I haven't had her in a kennel yet and wasn't equipped to afford it either. I was wondering if anyone knows of a service that could help me out taking care of her whilst I'm in hospital? I'm in carrum downs Victoria.

If anyone has any ideas I'd appreciate them.

Thanks in advance.

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Greyhounds in the home FOSTER A GREYHOUND: There are many greyhounds who need a little more assistance to help them settle into pet life They fall into two categories Greyhounds who are transitioning from the track and need help to pass their GAP assessment OR Those dogs who have been a marginal fail at their GAP assessment These dogs are just gorgeous happy greyhounds, the only difference is that need a little more help to transition into pet life The reality is that without foster carers some of these dogs are at risk If you would like to change the life of beautiful dog contact Rebecca and join her team ____________________________________________

Send us your favourite dogs in your home pic.

editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au Noel McMahon

Greyhound Weekly is a proud supporter of the Greyhound Adoption Program

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GRV Greyhound Care

Greyhound Veterinarians in Victoria Place/Area

Practice

Veterinarian

Albury/Wodonga Ballarat Bendigo

Phone

Hume Animal Hospital Dr. Rohan Goyne (02) 6025 4088 Eureka Veterinary Hospital Dr. Robert Page (03) 5333 5959 McIvor Road Veterinary Centre Dr. Sue Collins (03) 5443 7749 Dr. James Chadwick Dr. Jack Wong Caulfield Caulfield Veterinary Clinic Dr. Janene Kirschner (03) 9527 7740 Craigieburn Craigieburn Animal Hospital Dr. Michael Bell (03) 9305 5855 Cranbourne Walnut Veterinary Centre Dr. Des Fegan (03) 5995 5255 East Bentleigh East Bentleigh Veterinary clinic Dr. Kunal Nagaich (03) 9579 3430 Glenrowan Glenrowan Veterinary Clinic Dr. Joanne Watkins (03) 5766 2661 Keysborough Keysborough Veterinary Clinic Dr. Chris Boemo (03) 9798 7274 Langwarrin Langwarrin Veterinary Clinic Dr. Barbara Bakhoy (03) 9789 1682 Maffra Gippsland Veterinary Hospital (incorporating Maffra Veterinary Center, Sale Veterinary Centre and Gippsland Equine Hospital) Dr. Cindy Hayes, Dr. Duncan Runciman (03) 5147 1177 Mansfield Mansfield Veterinary Hospital Dr. Peter Cullen (03) 5775 2055 Maryborough Maryborough Veterinary Practice Dr. Gemma Coulter (03) 5461 4466 Metro West – Regional North West (Mobile practice) Dr. Elissa Marriott 0448 304 070 Newton Newton Veterinary Clinic Dr. John (Jack) Ayerbe (03) 5221 5333 Oakleigh Monash Veterinary Center Dr. Ray Ferguson (03) 9544 7455 Dr. Mark Foley Dr. Stuart Mason Sale Gippsland Veterinary Hospital (incorporating Maffra Veterinary Center, Sale Veterinary Centre and Gippsland Equine Hospital) Dr. Emily Haywood (03) 5144 3100 Sandown Sandown Vet Clinic Dr. Alastair Smith (03) 9547 6666 Shepparton Shepparton Greyhound Racing Club Dr. Zoe Manning (03) 5823 5577 Tatura Tatura Vet Clinic Dr. Phil Stammers (03) 5824 1755 Terang Terang & Mortlake Veterinary Clinic Dr. Nicole Cheek Dr. Craig Wood (03) 5592 2111 Trafalgar Trafalgar Veterinary Centre Dr. Peter McCourt Dr. Gee Tawfik (03) 5633 1327 Wangaratta Wangarrata Veterinary Clinic Dr. Felicity Miller Dr. Adam Williams (03) 5721 4000 Warrnambool The Vet Group – Wollaston and The Vet Group – Timboon All vets (03) 5561 6911 Warrnambool Warrnambool Quality Vetcare Dr. Craig Finlayson 0487 232 044

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Photo Magic

Have you got old greyhound photos you need restored? - If so give Trish a call

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Rhonda’s World Rhonda’s World Rhonda Singleton shares photos from her collection of History and Memorabilia.

Rhonda lives in New South Wales and became involved with greyhounds in 2007 as a owner and racing them all over the state.

Phil Davis Memorial - Richmond last week. Winner Zipping Kelly (Trainer Peter Lagogiane)

Stud Books for Sale Rare collection of Australian and New Zealand Greyhound Stud books.

40 volumes from 1972/3 to 2013 Good condition for their age. $1,000 or nearest offer.

Email: editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au

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Pups For Sale

Got Pups to Sell?

Windy Millar*

Race Dog?

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 0400 578 533

NOW AVAILABLE FOR STUD DUTIES (AI or Natural, at Bendigo)

Athos Black Dog Dec 2011 35kgs

Equipment

Windy Millar* (Honcho Classic x Any Time Soon)

x Alanis Lane (Primo Uno x Daishi Bale) 95 starts, 15 wins, 14 seconds, 11 thirds Won 425 to 600 metres

Advertise here from as little as $25

As close as you can get to Turanza Bale on the dam side.

Email: editor@victoriangreyhoundweekly.com.au

CALL RICHARD 0400 578 533

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

https://www.amazon.com/ Then reference Robert McKinnon

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GAP

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