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Greyhound Racing NZ is still pushing ahead with plans to build a straight track in Canterbury - but it won't be at QEII.
Source: SAFE For Animals Angela Turnwald, the greyhound racing trainer who was fined and disqualified for four months earlier this year following a doping scandal, has now had that disqualification extended to 18 months. Turnwaldâs dog Zipping Sarah tested positive for methamphetamine at a race in November last year in Christchurch. After the initial sentencing in April, the Racing Integrity Unit appealed the sentence seeking a greater punishment. SAFE spokesperson Will Appelbe said itâs a bittersweet result. âThe greyhound racing industry only drug tests 7% of the dog...
Source:Â SAFE For Animals SAFE is calling for MPI to âstep up and shut downâ the Whanganui greyhound racing track after another dog has been killed. On Friday, Big Time Frosty became the 10th dog killed this racing season at the notorious Whanganui greyhound racing track. She sustained a serious fracture of the right tibia after colliding with several other dogs. The track has a reputation amongst greyhound racing circles and is referred to as being a âdeath trapâ if itâs recently been raining. Since the start of the season, 243 dogs have been injured. SAFE spokespe...
Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 11:53 am Federal Morgan broke his leg in the final race at the "Silver Collar" races at the Auckland Greyhound Racing Club on Sunday 13 June 2021. Federal Morgan was considered a star performer, who’s trainer Lisa Cole made a late withdrawal of three other dogs so Federal Morgan could run in the final. Federal Morgan was expected to win, and his winnings would have been far greater than the $600 fine for the late withdrawals of the other dogs, which caused strife amongst other trainers. Race official Danny Laing was also stood down and is now being investigated for wa...