Last year’s extensive review to alleviate pressure around scheduling competitions brought an end to a two-part calendar and has helped to better facilitate existing and new events, while managing potential clashes. As a general rule, we'll try to honor pending bets - unless we're restricted from doing so due to regulatory restrictions in the particular country. So there you have it; the greyhound racing calendar for the year ahead of us. There’s sure to be plenty of excitement surrounding what dogs can come out on top at the big events in 2024. We want to give owners and trainers every chance of top-flight success, and that’s starting with the pups. So, in 2023 there will be a Cat One puppy event each month, excluding June which is when the Greyhound Derby takes centre stage.

Should we be allowed to honor pending bets, these will be settled as agreed once the result is known.A: The Company keeps the right to close the market of any particular country due to regulatory restrictions and/or licensing laws in that jurisdiction. With Oxford reopening there was always going to be an increase in open race competitions next year, and it’s fantastic to see events like the Pall Mall return home to the Sandy Lane circuit – a competition rich in history, first staged at Harringay in 1935. Yarmouth have only had two fixtures thus far with their Saturday evening meeting being on the less lucrative ‘digital’ service.

Next year’s open race schedule comprises a total of 57 Cat One events including the TV Trophy, the tender process for which is about to get underway after reaching the end of Entain’s two-year award. Many favourite fixtures are retained. For example, the SIS Romford Friday night simply switches to PGR. Looking for the greyhound racing calendar? Racenet has the full greyhound calendar for all states and territories. The Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) has today published its Open Race calendar for 2023 featuring an exciting schedule of Category One events including new competitions. The marathon division also receives a welcome boost with new events at Oxford – the Diamond Stakes in January and Galaxy Marathon in March – both to be staged over 845 metres.From the 10th of May 2022, our Sports betting offers are no longer available to customers in Germany. The sport’s schedule in 2024 will again feature a number of Super Saturdays, and Sundays, giving racegoers the chance to get up close to the big race action to maximise attendance. Many of the Cat One finals will take place at the weekend, including the Derby at Towcester, and the St Leger and Oaks at Perry Barr. Giving trainers a full year’s calendar will allow them to plan properly and identify the best opportunities for them and their greyhounds. It’s a comprehensive programme which offers something for everyone.” Since the15th of October 2020, our Gaming products are no longer available to customers in Germany.