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Posted by: Betting.Betfair on Jan 19, 2012 at 09:33:46 AM
Betfair are a partner in one of the most exciting projects launched in greyhound racing in recent years - Racing Post Greyhound TV. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, top-class greyhound racing is brought to your TV screens via Sky digital channel 231 (Freesat channel 402). Thursday is Henlow and Hove, Friday is Romford and Sunderland and Saturday is Crayford and Newcastle. Open race fans are in for another treat on Thursday evening with a stack of good races from both Hove and Henlow, where the latter venue includes a number of Puppy Derby Trial Stakes - the event begins live on RPGTV in two weeks time. Unraced since chasing home Tullig Joy in a blistering hot Sussex Puppy Trophy final at Hove last month, Coolavanny Bert can regain the winning thread for in-form trainer...
Posted by: Betting.Betfair on Jan 12, 2012 at 01:27:34 PM
Betfair are a partner in one of the most exciting projects launched in greyhound racing in recent years - Racing Post Greyhound TV. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, top-class greyhound racing is brought to your TV screens via Sky digital channel 231 (Freesat channel 402). Thursday is Henlow and Hove, Friday is Romford and Sunderland and Saturday is Crayford and Newcastle. And when you visit betting.betfair.com (http://betting.betfair.com/greyhound-racing/), Darrell Williams and The Lord will highlight the best lays and plays. Thursday sees the two Hs, Henlow and Hove, star on RPGTV and there is a plethora of open races at both venues - with the star play Bubbly Ebony when he goes from trap one in the 21:32 at Henlow. Paul Young's dog ran well during the recent Sussex...
Posted by: Betting.Betfair on May 10, 2011 at 11:17:18 AM
[b]Blonde Fletch has proved a revelation since stepping up to six bends and can add Hove's Regency - live on Sky Sports tonight - to his recent 'Queen Mother' victory says Darrell Williams...[/b] One of two unbeaten finalists, Mark Wallis' Blonde Fletch will take plenty of stopping if he's not to claim the Category One prize after two emphatic victories to reach this stage. A winner of six of his eight races since stepping up beyond 600m in February, including the 'Queen Mother' at Sheffield last month, he proved an early lead is not a necessity when winning his first round heat from off the pace. That said, it's not hard not to see him dominating, as he comfortably accounted for neighbour Rancey Beauty, from the same traps in the semi-final, while red-jacketed Droopys Start will ...
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