Couple of weeks ago, both Emo Appeal and Frank Sannette seriously tried to be successful on the circuit but then they failed to. However, just last week, Emo Appeal won a mixed grades 4-5 over 599 metres. The racing greyhound made it to please Harris.

Well, Emo Appeal started right and then raced well to be in the front. And yes, at the end of the competition, he was named as the winner, beating Pepper Spice and even Capetown Jessie.

Of course, supporters of Harris were glad with the accomplishment of the trainer’s racing greyhound, Emo Appeal. They have been also aware of his great determination to actually experience Group 1 glory and they were just happy to see him glad with his racing greyhound winning grades 4-5 over 599 metres and beating the likes of Pepper Spice and Capetown Jessie.

Trainer as eager as Harris deserves only the best. Thus, we hope for nothing else but only the best for such amazing trainer. May his racing greyhounds keep on winning most especially Group 1 events. This, we sincerely hope. He has been so eager to make it on Group 1 glory and so we hope Emo Appeal and even Frank Sannette win a lot of Group 1 events. For sure, others also hope for nothing else but only the best for him. He has been amazing with such strong determination to enjoy Group 1 glory.

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In 2009, Dyna Lachlan didn’t make it at Group 1 but actually almost made it. This 2010, he seems in good form, just with a good start in his race to success by winning the Interstate Challenge. The event took place at Angle Park, January 27. In his Adelaide Cup semi chasing, home local Where’s Diamond narrowly beaten him in 29.86. He recorded 29.50. In the final he did well, jumping straight to the front and later ending with an outstanding lead, accomplishing his first Group 1 success.

Dyna Lachlan beaten Strictly Mambo and Mr. Metz. The final can really be a memorable one but time for such event was 29.48 3/100th slower compared to that of last year. And it came with sectional splits of 4.37 and a fast 16.73.

Dyna Lachlan can be expected in the Group 1 Temlee Invitational at the Meadows this February 13. He will be from the box 5 and will run with some greyhound stars.

Considering Dyna Lachlan’s performance in the Adelaide Cup, he seems to be at his best and so has more chances of getting another win at the Meadows next week. But of course, his followers and those betting for him should consider the odds of losing as well.

Dyna Lachlan is raced by Paul Wheeler and trained by the popular Andrea Dailly. He already raced for 37 times and won for 22 times and earned placing for 9 times. In total, he has $271,555 stake earnings.

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According to the news, the fires burnt 9000 hectares of bush land and then of the said greyhounds, all owned by the Perrin family.

The family lost some good greyhounds and aside from them lost also the family business and a sawmill that was uninsured.

Lindsay Perrin from the Perrin family has actually said, “the whole time my dogs were burning, it was a nightmare. I lost 13 retired greyhounds”, and that “I managed to save five of them but to hear them burn was just a nightmare, there was absolutely nothing we could do”.

While near Richmond in New South Wales, in Londonderry, the fires burnt right up to plenty of greyhound properties however no property was reported officially lost.

The fires just resulted to a tragedy causing the opening of the Richmond greyhound track as a refuge for greyhounds under fire threat and should be relocated and be safely housed as soon as possible.

The fire threat in the area was confirmed under control several hours after the incident. But of course, it resulted to a catastrophe that caused threat to properties and most especially claimed the life of many greyhounds.

Now, the Greyhound Community would like to extend help to everyone affected by the fires, most especially to Perrin family. The family lost their living, but more importantly, they lost some beloved greyhounds that absolutely have been a part of them for years. They badly need help from the community.

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November, started with a great victory in the Group 2 Hume Cup final. The superstar bitch did not only manage to dominate the final effortlessly but also made it to break the Meadows track record at the same time. Then at Wentworth Park, at the Summer Cup heats, she won in another final having the fastest time of 42.14.

Next it was a week later after the said win when she made it at the Group race that was her sixth in a row for the fast finishing Forty Twenty. It was also her nine straight win.

Then, back in Melbourne, Amity Bale participated at the Bold Trease Carnival Cup. She actually started as $1.70 favourite and eventually ended winning the third place in a fast of 42.08. She was behind Drill ‘em.

The previous month can be considered a very competitive month for Amity Bale. It was full of group races that really challenged her to show off what she got. She did great the previous month. Thus, it is not surprising now why she is the Greyhound of the Month for the said month, November.

But Amity Bale is not alone in celebrating now as she was actually recognized along with Paul Wheeler & Graeme Bate. And just to mention, at this point she is one with Cindeen Shelby, Dyna Lachlan, Red Shilling, Trew Millions, High Earner, Mantra Lad, Dana Beatrice, Miss Slick, Gunnadoo Magic and Velocette, the other AGRA Greyhound of the Month winners for 2009.

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Starting January 1, 2009, the increase will take effect at TAB and Non-TAB level and starting February 1, 2009 will be then on at Wentworth Park Saturday night meetings. The increases will actually inject $3.5 million per annum into the prizemoney pool which will create a premium metropolitan race night (Saturday night). This all will then take prizemoney to a level which compares favorably with other states.

Chairman of the Board of Greyhound Racing NSW (GRNSW), Professor Percey Allan Am, believes that the increase is an excellent result. Professor Percey has said, “the Board’s vision is to be Australia’s premier supplier of greyhound racing product and is focused on long-term sustainable growth that will drive increased prizemoney returns to participants.” In addition, “the advent of the Race Fields legislation and the resultant income stream has allowed the Board to achieve the prizemoney increase in a fiscally responsible way that will benefit the whole industry.”

Basically, the increase will be more on the TAB sector. GRNSW ended up on this to raise graded prizemoney levels to a comparable rate to that which is on offer in Victoria and also to assist with grassroots racing by an increase in funding to the country sector.

The increase in prizemoney is indeed a very good news that will be warmly welcome by participants in 2009. However, GRNSW Chief Executive Brent Hogan still have a warning to everyone. Despite the increase, the industry still has a lot of challenges to face. According to Hogan, “technology and competition are changing the racing and wagering environment dramatically. When combined with the current global economic downturn, immense pressure is being placed on TAB distributions received by the greyhound industry, our traditional and most significant revenue stream.”

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