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Michael Geraghty
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 00:29


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There's nothing like looking back on past great races to keep your dreams alive and get your blood pumping.

Just thought it might be a good positive thread for people to post their favourite Greyhound or fav race from the past.

Love this race.
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And this cracker...never get tired of watching it.
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Gotta love it.




Jamie Quinlivian
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 05:00


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Wow Micky, great minds think alike it seems (that terrifies me....)

I was watching Sweet It Is 2 days ago and then came across this cracking documentary on the Warrnambool Warrior.

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Michael Geraghty
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 07:50


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Great dog, great doco Quinny.


Daryl Barrett
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 08:16


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G'day Michael, i can't find any footage,but i had a real soft spot for two staying bitches waaay back,Kawati Miss & Nimble Twinkle,also my old mate,who i trained for 12 mths,Jimmy Grant.Ahh,memories 'ay..
Michael Geraghty wrote:

There's nothing like looking back on past great races to keep your dreams alive and get your blood pumping.

Just thought it might be a good positive thread for people to post their favourite Greyhound or fav race from the past.

Love this race.
EXTERNAL LINK

And this cracker...never get tired of watching it.
EXTERNAL LINK
Gotta love it.






Ryan Vanderwert
Australia
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Dogs 8 / Races 0

20 Jun 2020 08:36


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found my fav racer African Zulu who won 23 races at Sandown unfortunately he gets rolled in this by the mighty Tangairn EXTERNAL LINK .



Larry Valenti
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 08:39


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Sorry I can't get up an external link , but this is the best race I've ever seen . R8 box 8 14/04/2001 @ WPK. Dead set I'm sure this dog just excellerated through the gears when he hit the turns . Yep Brett lee .


David Deguara
United Kingdom
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20 Jun 2020 08:40


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Daryl,

You mention having a soft spot for Kawati Miss, well I had a bit of a soft spot for her sire Kawati Boy who took part in one of the best finishes to a race I can remember; I wish I had footage of it.

As posted by myself about ten years ago ..."One of the greatest finishes I can ever recall was the 1978 Association Cup final at Harold Park.

I remember being ridiculed at the time for even suggesting that the 50/1 roughie Cyclone Corsica had a chance, let alone what I considered a great chance of winning. Whilst it meant betting against some then favourite dogs of mine - Michele Cherie, Little Vogue and Kawati Boy, I went with my convictions and duly spent the rest of the night boasting.

Cyclone Corsica came from the clouds to nail the early leader Kawati Boy by 1/2 a head, with Michele Cherie 1/2 a head away in third. Dusty Ginny was a nose away in fourth, Little Vogue, Delbairn Babe and Tatto Boy were fifth, sixth and seventh respectively; in all, only two lengths covered the entire field - a fantastic finish!"



Michael Geraghty
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 09:04


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One very smart dog...

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Michael Geraghty
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 09:20


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One very smart bitch...

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Michael Geraghty
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 09:28


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Larry Valenti wrote:

Sorry I can't get up an external link , but this is the best race I've ever seen . R8 box 8 14/04/2001 @ WPK. Dead set I'm sure this dog just excellerated through the gears when he hit the turns . Yep Brett lee .

This wasn't a bad run either, Larry.

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Ryan Vanderwert
Australia
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20 Jun 2020 10:15


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Larry Valenti wrote:

Sorry I can't get up an external link , but this is the best race I've ever seen . R8 box 8 14/04/2001 @ WPK. Dead set I'm sure this dog just excellerated through the gears when he hit the turns . Yep Brett lee .

here you go Larry EXTERNAL LINK . That particular race is at the 5:20 mark of the tape



Larry Valenti
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21 Jun 2020 01:17


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Oh thanks Ryan, I've seen a lot of races since the 70's but that takes the cake mate , BL definitely excellerated through the turns .
It stands out , and it's hard to see em like that . RARE sovereign.



Ryan Vanderwert
Australia
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21 Jun 2020 07:15


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Found this from the old World of Sport days.

The '84 Australian Cup semi's and final at the 11.30 time mark if you don't wish to watch the whole tape. Some are stud dogs who made the final are in modern day peds, they include Acacia Park, Chariot Supreme, National Star and of course Tangairn EXTERNAL LINK .


Mark Staines
Australia
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21 Jun 2020 07:26


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General Jeff
Odious
Acclaim Star
Promises Free
Winifred Bale
Brother Fox
Worth Doing
All bred in NSW and all champions !!!!!



Larry Valenti
Australia
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21 Jun 2020 07:37


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Ryan Vanderwert wrote:

Found this from the old World of Sport days.

The '84 Australian Cup semi's and final at the 11.30 time mark if you don't wish to watch the whole tape. Some are stud dogs who made the final are in modern day peds, they include Acacia Park, Chariot Supreme, National Star and of course Tangairn EXTERNAL LINK .

Hey Ryno find the 1988 Australian cup final , you'll see me handle the box 1 dog modern gossip , but a pesky golden blessing just wouldn't go away ):




Ryan Vanderwert
Australia
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21 Jun 2020 08:01


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you look a bit shifty Lazlo haha. EXTERNAL LINK .

Did Graeme give his handlers any instructions Larry ?



Larry Valenti
Australia
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21 Jun 2020 09:06


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Yes he certainly did Ryan . More like advice, he actually helped a lot of people. In this particular case he said " I shouldn't tell you this but there's 5 grand in it for you , if he wins . Just be yourself " Modern gossip hurt a wrist ligament in the cup final and subsequently was beaten at his next start I think at geelong, by dissick I think. Great days , and thanks for digging it up mate .


Michael Geraghty
Australia
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Dogs 14 / Races 15

21 Jun 2020 09:41


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Ryan Vanderwert wrote:

Found this from the old World of Sport days.

The '84 Australian Cup semi's and final at the 11.30 time mark if you don't wish to watch the whole tape. Some are stud dogs who made the final are in modern day peds, they include Acacia Park, Chariot Supreme, National Star and of course Tangairn EXTERNAL LINK .

Some great dogs there, Ryan.

Love it.


Tony Digiorgio
Australia
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22 Jun 2020 02:56


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The dog I enjoyed watching most was the stayer, Farrarami. Was always tailed off midway through it's races and would come home with a wet sail. Great stayer !

Couldn't find any footage but maybe someone can help.


Michael Geraghty
Australia
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22 Jun 2020 03:21


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Unfortunately couldn't find anything on YouTube, Tony.

Here's a great novelty though...

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Never in doubt.

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