Buying A Racing Dog To Race

[Mark r 208]

I'm asking for a mate he wants to own a greyhound to race he keeps asking me about it but it's tortilla diffent to the lurcher game. What the best way? Can he buy shares in one like race horses? Can he buy one outright and pay for

Someone to train and run it? Roughly how

Much will a trainer charge per week for it? Can someone buy one train it and run it themselves? Any info would be great thanks.

[Havelightforcewilltravel 417]

Lots of different ways to get into greyhound s were about you from may be able to point you in right direction.

[Greengrass 201]

Have a look at the champagne club mate, different class in my opinion, my first venture with them for very small money has got us a dog that has won 3 out of 7 races and is an A1 tomorrow night, properly run syndicate where you pay your money with nothing else to add.

[jiggy 3,209]

Cut back the mrs and kids on to cheaper grub then put the dog on the very best of feeding. 90% breeding and 10% feeding but that 10% is an important margin.

[Mark r 208]

I don't have kids or a mrs so I'm all good on that one lol

[Mark r 208]

From Leeds mate and I'll look into the champagne club thanks

[Havelightforcewilltravel 417]

It really all depends what your [BANNED TEXT] wants i.e. If he wants to see his dog and go to track needs to find out which trainers live near him,then depends how much he wants to spend on a dog the flapping game finished or that would of been a possibility.There is a new thing out were you can become a permit trainer if you look on GBGB website you can get details there. Best of luck.

[troyboy17 631]

The champagne club is ok but like to see my dogs run and with most of the tracks that do opens,are down south so u would do a lot of traveling

[Mark r 208]

Ok thanks I'll show him this and yeah think he'd wanna go see the dog run he's loves a piss up and going to the races.

[bird 9,861]

ask/ pm maxhardcore on here he races greyhound, my dog Buck , sire is razzmatazz top class greyhound from his kennels

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ask/ pm maxhardcore on here he races greyhound, my dog Buck , sire is razzmatazz top class greyhound from his kennels

Lol...ray it's unbelievable how you seem to be able to mention your big uncle buck in every sentence..wouldn't matter if it was a topic about toast..you'd still get his name in there somewhere lol ...

[sandymere 8,263]

I'd start with a flapping track and see if they are really that into it if so the next step would be http://www.gbgb.org.uk/working-in-greyhound-racing.aspx , is wheatly hill still a flapping track?

Back in the day.

 

 

 

[Mark r 208]

He doesn't wanna become a trainer hands on, he wants a dog to race but he'd rather pay someone to do the training nd go watch it if you

Met him you could understand lol he struggle to tie his shoe laces lol. Dint know flappers we're still gojng

[steve66 3,360]

Askern and highgate are still going as flapping tracks not for from leeds 

[CARADOCMICK 21]

Flapping is finished no point trying to introduce people grass roots there anymore been driven into the ground. Highgate is on its arse can' even provide a meeting for tonight due to poor management and the bookie not taking a bet all dog en left that place a long yime ago just numptys go there these days. Askern is OK but you are up against proper dog men who know how to do the "JOB" and won' be able to learn anything. If your wanting to place the dog with a trainer go to the track you like your dog to run at and talk to the people there to see who they recommend as a trainer. As for cost there' a few ways to do it there' a run mone deal basic everything the dog earns the trainer keeps and the owner has no bills ever. Or there' a fixed daily rate. Between 5 and 12 quid varying from trainer to trainer and you get run money and prize money knocked off bill or given to you.  You will never make money in the job unless you own one of the very top dogs in the country or are a owner that likes a big bet. You have to be involved in the greyhound game for the love of it  half hearted don' cut it.