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Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 15 Feb 2010 04:12
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Everything belonging to greyhounds queensland will go into the three codes. It would be a good idea to transfer assets now before they lose it for a small percentage. The clubs should run their tracks and clubhouse's etc if standing alone is Greyhounds queensland's aim.
No Con im not joking, am moving this weekend to a secret hideaway.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 06:25
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Courtesy Greyhounds Queensland website
Logan first stage 19 March, 2010.
GREYHOUNDS Queensland today lodged with Logan City Council the development application for the racing complex at Cronulla Park.
Logan deputy mayor Russell Lutton welcomed GQL general manager Darren Beavis as he made the application to the Council.
Lutton said Council is ecstatic about greyhound racing's ultimate move to Logan.
"I get stopped in the street every day by people who cannot wait for greyhound racing to be up and running in Logan," said Lutton.
It is expected approval will be made within three months and GQL hopes the first soil will be turned by sometime in July.
Brian Terry Australia (Verified User) Posts 735 Dogs 36 / Races 5 21 Mar 2010 06:29
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Not knowing the Logan area that well... what is the potential for new participents in the Logan area?
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 06:34
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In one word......ENORMOUS, and also important is that the area has the potential to attract large crowds.....as long as the food is decent and well priced to compete with the Clubs in the area.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 07:05
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Also on the website re amendments to rules
LR24 (3) Registrations that may be issued by the controlling body are-
Owner - permitting the holder to own a greyhound.
Partnership - permitting the persons (2-4) to own a greyhound
Syndicate - permitting the persons (5-19) to own a greyhound
Greyhounds Queensland may register a person as an owner, which will then permit this person to own a greyhound. Does this mean all adopted greyhound owners have to be licenced.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 07:19
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Only if they want to race them or breed with them lol.
Those new rules were adopted by all States at the recent Greyhounds Australasia conference. I'm suprised that Qld was the only State who had it right with the syndicate limit of 19 members, I believe that for 20 or more you require properly drawn up legal documents, something brought in due to the high amounts paid for thoroughbred shares. Someone else may know more about it.
Nicholas Emery Australia (Verified User) Posts 1399 Dogs 22 / Races 65 21 Mar 2010 07:40
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Sue Burley wrote:
Only if they want to race them or breed with them lol.
Those new rules were adopted by all States at the recent Greyhounds Australasia conference. I'm suprised that Qld was the only State who had it right with the syndicate limit of 19 members, I believe that for 20 or more you require properly drawn up legal documents, something brought in due to the high amounts paid for thoroughbred shares. Someone else may know more about it.
thats right sue i did a lot of searching for the proper rules when i started syndicates and i thought it strange that some states didnt adopt the proper rules, think the bundy fiasco made them all sit down and look at them properly
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 07:51
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Yes you would think the Bundy case was quite a topic of conversation at the conference wouldn't you? lol
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 08:01
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Sue can you post the rule here where it says you have to be a licenced owner to race or breed. Cheers.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 08:47
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Dan grab your Rule Book and read page 50, LR24 to LR26.
And in the Definitions at the beginning of the Rule Book -
owner means any person who has a legal or equitable interest in a greyhound, including a lessee with the interest being registered/recorded with the Controlling Body.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 09:42
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Sue my book is at the other house and looking at the downloaded rules here, there is no page 50. The rules you have with you, do they say adopted greyhound owners must be licenced. The definition re owner does not state licenced, just someone with an interest.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 09:59
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Dan you can download the rules at the top of the page here -
EXTERNAL LINK Then search for LR24 and you'll find it.
LR = Local Rule.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 10:03
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I have those rules infront of me, found local rule 26, 23 but not 24. Its on the website, what do those two local rules have to do with me though.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 10:07
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Ok, back to my original question although i will change it slightly. If you have a greyhound and you hold its certificate with you in your name, are you required to hold a licence. If so, paste the rule that states this.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 21:00
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Dan hollywood wrote:
I have those rules infront of me, found local rule 26, 23 but not 24. Its on the website, what do those two local rules have to do with me though.
LR24 is there??????????????
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 21:05
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Dan hollywood wrote:
Sue my book is at the other house and looking at the downloaded rules here, there is no page 50. The rules you have with you, do they say adopted greyhound owners must be licenced. The definition re owner does not state licenced, just someone with an interest.
NATIONAL RULE 112 Certificate of registration (1) A certificate of registration containing the name of a greyhound shall be issued in respect of each greyhound registered with a Controlling Body to enable identification of the greyhound for racing, breeding and associated purposes.
(2) The Intellectual Property contained in any certificate of registration issued by the Controlling Body shall remain the property of the Controlling Body unless specifically authorised for use by another body or person.
(3) The certificate of registration issued remains the property of the Controlling Body and shall be returned to the Controlling Body upon direction by the Controlling Body.
(4) A certificate of registration is not conclusive evidence of legal title to ownership of the greyhound described therein.
(5) The Controlling Body may amend the particulars of any certificate of registration.
(6) The Controlling Body shall not be liable to any person for loss howsoever arising as a result of an error or inaccuracy in effecting any registration or amendment to an existing certificate of registration.
LOCAL QLD RULE 22 (1) On the death of a named greyhound, the owner or the person in charge of the greyhound at the time of its death shall-
(a) in the case of a greyhound entered for an Event notify the Authority of the death within 24 hours of its occurrence, or forthwith if on the day of the Event;
(b) in any other case notify the Authority within 7 days; and
(c) within 7 days of its death, return to the Authority the Certificate of registration issued in respect of the greyhound.
(2) The Authority may on application made by the owner of a greyhound withdraw the Certificate of Registration of the greyhound.
(3) A greyhound which has its Certificate of Registration withdrawn at the request of the owner shall not be issued with another Certificate of Registration without the consent of the owner who applied for the withdrawal of the original certificate.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 21 Mar 2010 23:34
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Sue, all i want to know is does a person who adopts a greyhound have to become a licencee.
Sue Burley Australia (Verified User) Posts 5559 Dogs 10310 / Races 14781 21 Mar 2010 23:51
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Didn't I answer that earlier? No they don't have to become a licencee because they would not be racing or breeding, the dog would be a pet.
Dan Hollywood Australia (Verified User) Posts 6026 Dogs 28 / Races 32 22 Mar 2010 01:40
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Sue can you tell me what licence is required to breed. Is it a breeders licence, or brood bitch licence? Or do you just have to give notice of an insemination or service, litter whelping to earbranding?
Ray Brown Australia (Team Member) Posts 6226 Dogs 8 / Races 5 22 Mar 2010 03:19
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Dan, wouldn't it be easier to just ask the QLD authority, then you have it from the horses mouth?
Do you have questions about greyhound racing?
