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justrandomjustrandom    222 posts
edited January 2013 Harness & Greyhounds
Hi all

Some friends and I want to get a greyhound but would like to do it pretty cheaply. What's the best way to go about this?


Thanks :)
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  • RadmanRadman    1,992 posts
    edited January 2013
    Like most things in life, it's so much more enjoyable when you can afford not to do it "on the cheap".

    Keep saving your pennies justrandom and one day you can do it properly.

    Disclaimer: Free advice is usually worth exactly what you pay for it.
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  • CarlosaCarlosa    1,287 posts
    Syndications are a good way to go, ie - you and your mates can buy into a share of a better dog/litter with your limited funds.

    There are several decent ones in Perth - I've had dogs with Rapt In Racing for the last few years and I've always been happy with the way he gets his syndicates going....drop them an email through their website and I'm sure you'll get some decent advice, at the very least.
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  • FastmoneyFastmoney    4,912 posts
    Jackson5 said:

    ...and...be prepared for all the dirty shit that goes on in the sports too

    Here we go again.
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  • BlacksAFakeBlacksAFake    2,379 posts
    I know nussink :-((
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  • DustyDusty    69 posts
    I've got some pups coming along shortly and I will be leasing the bitchs out till there 31/2 yr's old or selling the dogs for $1500 each.

    I'm sure by posting this I'm breaking some sort of rules but a lease means there's no upfront cost and I'm happy to do so if I know there going to a good rearer.
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  • TheDivaTheDiva    13,248 posts
    Throw something up in the classified section dusty
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  • DustyDusty    69 posts
    Never thought about that funny enough.

    Thanks for the memory jolt .
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  • theduketheduke    284 posts


    Anyone looking for assistance in the purchasing of a greyhound should contact Greyhounds WA 9458 4600.
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  • DustyDusty    69 posts
    the duke said:



    Anyone looking for assistance in the purchasing of a greyhound should contact Greyhounds WA 9458 4600.

    I didn't think that greyhounds WA couldn't recommend trainers or pups etc.

    If someone is after a pup maybe THE WOOFER is the place to look seeming it's published by greyhounds WA ?
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  • theduketheduke    284 posts


    The Woofer is published by Greyhounds WA. If you speak to the Racing Manager Dennis O'Brien he can provide advice on best way to get involved and provide a list of suitable trainers/breeders etc for your requirements.
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  • LuckyLongshotsLuckyLongshots    4,270 posts
    edited January 2013
    Stick to syndicates for starters @justrandom, then if you enjoy it and do well, look at going in further then.

    10% share in reasonably good dogs around $400-$500, most trainers are 50/50 on prizemoney - so little ongoing costs

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  • DustyDusty    69 posts
    I disagree. Buy a pup with your mates than give it to a good rearer than a good trainer.

    If you don't have the money than a syndicate is a good idea but ONLY a trusted syndicater.
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