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I have not made any claims about any "career ending injuries" I used the GRNZ term "major injury". Their definition of "major injury" is an injury requiring a stand-down of 22 or more days. So how could "Gone Walkabout" get injured while racing on Thursday, which didn't become apparent until Friday (at the latest), the day it was 76(4) scratched and never receive an injury stand-down? There's a big difference between the two. -
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By Alan Williams · Posted
These trainers that are heading over the ditch to carry on with there training of Greyhounds how long do they think the industry will last over there nearly every state in Australia is under some sort of review into animal welfare. When you see tracks and Greyhound racing all around the world closing down there's not much hope left for anyone my opinion is greyhound racing in Australia will be gone in 5yrs
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