• Source: Welsh Greyhound Derby

The Welsh Greyhound Derby was a former classic greyhound competition held in Wales.




History



The competition was held at the White City Stadium in Cardiff from 1928 to 1937. The competition was sometimes run as a handicap race.
After the closure of White City, the race switched to the Cardiff Arms Park from 1945 until 1977. It gained classic status in 1971.
When the Cardiff Arms Park closed to greyhound racing there was no remaining fully licensed National Greyhound Racing Club track in Wales resulting in the race discontinuing. During the vast majority of its existence the race formed part of the triple crown of racing alongside the English Greyhound Derby and Scottish Greyhound Derby.
The famous Mick the Miller, who was a household name during the 1930s won the event in 1930.




Venues


1928–1937 (Welsh White City, Cardiff 525 yards)
1945–1974 (Arms Park, Cardiff 525 yards)
1975–1977 (Arms Park, Cardiff 500 metres)




Past winners



Discontinued




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Welsh Greyhound Derby
• Greyhound Derby
• Cardiff Greyhounds
• Irish Greyhound Derby
• Adam Jackson (greyhound trainer)
• English Greyhound Derby
• Endless Gossip
• Phil Rees (greyhound trainer)
• Greyhound racing in Ireland
• 2024 English Greyhound Derby