#1 Best Bet at Any Dog Track by Eb Netr

#1 Best Bet at Any Dog Track

Author: Eb Netr

In over 3 decades of watching dog races, I've seen a lot of dogs. So many that it's only the ones who had something special going for them that I really remember. When I think back over the races I've watched, the dogs I respected the most were the ones who had something that almost no one talks about when they mention dog racing. But it's the absolute most important character trait for winning dogs.

Gulf's Greyhound of the Week - July 25th

courtesy of Gulf Greyhound

Returning to the spotlight this week is this year’s Texas Round Up Sprint Champion, Look My Way, from D.Q. Williams Kennel. After one of the most thrilling finishes Gulf Greyhound Park has ever seen in the championship finals, Look My Way has continued his success stringing together two more victories to build a five race win streak.

Night of the Stars XXIII Wrap Up

We are a little late with our wrap up of the Night of the Stars XXIII which was run on July 2nd - but as they say - better late than never! 


Interesting statistics for you to enjoy: NOSXXIII Wrap Up 


Relive the races:

For the New Fans - Eb Netr - Two Races One Lesson

Author: Eb Netr

I watched the races from Palm Beach the other day. They were all interesting, because I love watching greyhounds run. But two of the races were a good lesson in handicapping. One was an M race were there were two dogs that looked much faster than the rest. They also looked like they'd outbreak everyone else and because one was in the 8 box and one was in the 1 box, I didn't think they'd get into trouble. They didn't and they were the quiniela, although it only paid $8 and change.

Gulf's Greyhound of the Week - July 19th

courtesy of Gulf Greyhound

This week’s featured greyhound comes to us from the Big Water Kennel trained by Sissy Sabell, Nimby Tip. After arriving here from Raynham-Taunton Greyhound Park in Massachusetts at the beginning of 2010, Nimby Tip experienced tough times getting used to the competition here at Gulf Greyhound Park. In fact, Nimby Tip used his early speed running style to try to capture victories but after his first 18 attempts, Nimby Tip was unsuccessful. All of a sudden, Nimby Tip tasted victory on the Texas Gulf Coast for the first time in a grade B race on June 25. Next time out, Nimby Tip backed up his previous effort with a box to wire victory in a grade A race on July 4.

For the New Fans - The Comments

You are reading a racing programs and towards the end of the racelines there are words - comments? 

Do you wonder what they mean? Watch the video and you will now know!

Press Release: Trackinfo Enhancements

trackdata systems staff 

In our continuing development process we are proud to announce the addition of FREE Race Replays and Wagering to the www.trackinfo.com website. We hope you utilize both of these new features to add to your enjoyment and profitability of Greyhound Racing, “The Sport of Queens”.

Eb Netr - On Form

Greyhound Handicapping: Winning With Form

Author: Eb Netr

We often hear about dogs being in form or out of form, but what does this really mean? A simple explanation for form is "running well" but there's more to it than that. I think most handicappers would agree that the definition of form has to include an element

For the New Fans - The Calls

New to greyhound racing? Do you wonder where the calls are taken? Watch this video and you will know it all!

Gulf's Greyhound of the Week - July 11, 2010

courtesy of Gulf Greyhound

Since November of 2009, this week’s Greyhound of the Week, BOW Fine Tune, raced exclusively over the 660-yard course here at Gulf Greyhound Park. In fact, BOW Fine Tune has remained in top grade AA over the past five months racing against some of the finest distance racers the track has to offer. After suffering a minor setback running into some trouble and

Gulf's Greyhound of the Week and Sprint Champ!

Look My Way Texas Round Up Champ

We had the extreme pleasure of crowning a champion this week here at Gulf Greyhound Park. On Saturday evening July 3, the rain that had plagued the track all week long had finally disappeared and the fans were treated to one of the most exciting races in the history of the $50,000 TGA Texas Round Up Sprint Championship.