Mannings greyhound trial track

Pat's Me Mum underwent a post-race veterinary examination and was found to have a right wrist sprain and a right triangle injury. Trenzalore, Radical Rex and Beastly Boy were slow to begin. Beastly Boy and Mad Brax collided approaching the first turn. Mr Ian Robinson was issued with a warning under GAR 86 o for negligence after the greyhound, Kandinsky was placed in the incorrect kennel during the kennelling process.

Club officials were reminded of their responsibilities after the greyhound, Kandinsky was placed in the incorrect kennel during the kennelling process.

This matter was referred to the Club Manager for further consideration and remediation. Raichu and Aston Attack were slow to begin. Aston Kenno and Kandinsky collided approaching the first turn. Kandinsky and Pyrenees Alpha collided on the first turn. Mcivor Clyde and Town Rocker were quick to begin. Holiday In Paris and Sambar Chief collided on the first turn.

Siren Head was slow to begin. Benchester checked off Fernandes on the first turn. Dark Compass checked off Benchester approaching the home turn. Reiko Flash and Wheelin' In were slow to begin. Mcivor Rusty and Reiko Flash collided approaching the first turn checking Mcivor Rusty which contacted the running rail. Reiko Flash lost ground in the home straight. Reiko Flash underwent a post-race veterinary examination and was found to have a right wrist sprain and a right foreleg toe injury.

A 14 day stand down period was imposed. Oscar Slate and Butternut collided on the first turn. Just Admit It galloped on the heels of Butternut on the home turn. For now, Manning will continue to train his three racing greyhounds as well as operating the Manning Greyhound Complex, enjoying every single one of his firsts.

January Race two. Box three. New Apollo is the greyhound behind his happiness. Anyone who finds a loose greyhound in the Bendigo area is asked to contact Australian Racing Greyhound or your local Vet to help facilitate their return.

With the fires surrounding the Bendigo area still considered dangerous , the local greyhound community is advised that Bendigo Greyhound Racing Club has opened its kennels for greyhounds requiring emergency evacuation but anyone considering doing so is advised to abide by CFA guidlelines and to evacuate any greyhounds to the Bendigo track well ahead of any impending fire front. If you have any further first hand reports to pass on or requests for help and assistance please leave comments and we will attempt to do everything we can to help those in need.