![]() Former winners Long Hop and Scapegoat were both knocked out in earlier rounds, Long Hop would retire with a record of 49 wins from 85 races and a sixteen win sequence to his name. Lemonition won the Grand National from the favourite Goodly News, the latter had recorded the fastest times in all three rounds leading up to the final. Coming home third was Gradual Rise for Harris at Harringay, this greyhound had broken the track record in the first round recording 32.32. The first classic of the year was the Gold Collar and Davesland, a 7-1 shot, won the final from the 1932 English Greyhound Derby champion Wild Woolley, now under the care of Harry Woolner. The eventual winner was Frisco Hobo trained by Tom Harty. The 1934 Irish Greyhound Derby consisted of nine first round heats with two qualifiers from each forming three semi-finals. It was also agreed that Shelbourne Park and Harold's Cross would run the competition in alternate years. The Irish Coursing Club added a further £50. Harold's Cross Stadium was at last granted permission to run the Irish Greyhound Derby with the proviso that they contributed a minimum of £100 towards the event. There was an animal medical facility and even a sun tanning room for the greyhounds. The trainers were issued with their own cottages and kennel staff had the use of leisure facilities whilst the kennel manager and veterinary surgeon lived in the main mansion on site. The 140 acres of park and grassland had separate kennel ranges for each relevant race track in London. The Greyhound Racing Association's (GRA) Hook Estate and Kennels at Northaw became famous within the industry following the success of the greyhounds trained from the facility. News Īrthur Elvin, owner of Wembley built the Empire Pool to introduce ice hockey, ice shows, tennis and boxing. The 1934 English Greyhound Derby saw the likes of Wild Woolley, Brilliant Bob and Davesland compete with the eventual winner being Davesland trained by Jack Harvey. However unlike previous years only a handful of new tracks were opened. The industry continued to grow with an estimated 270 tracks (licensed and independent) in operation during 1934 and attendances surpassing 20 million for the third successive year. Each track was to hold no more than 104 meetings per year. The latter was particularly welcomed by the industry because they were very profitable. The Betting and Lotteries Act 1934 came into force which limited the number of racing days held at tracks but enabled totalisators to be used. * Created by Strategic Designs Ltd., The creators of the acclaimed horse racing series ‘Starters Orders’.The 1934 UK & Ireland Greyhound Racing Year was the ninth year of greyhound racing in the United Kingdom and Ireland. * Accurate betting with realistic and changing odds. * Over 100 computer controlled trainers to compete against. * Realistic race calendar and feature races with heats, semi’s and finals! * Variable weather effects and both evening and daylight racing! * Dynamic never ending game world. * Realistic racing with bumped, impeded and blocked dogs. Target the big race series such as the GREYHOUND DERBY and place bet's on the daily races to boost your kennel finances! The most realistic dog racing game available bar none! * Own, train, breed and race your own greyhounds. greyhound racing game! Open ended gameplay means you can play endless seasons breeding and racing new dogs and developing your kennels with the aim of topping the rankings! Race in graded races, trial races, hurdle races, handicap races and more. Train, breed and race your own kennel of racing greyhounds in the no.1. ![]() ![]() ![]() Greyhound Manager 2 is an in-depth greyhound racing management game.
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