Whats all the yap about??

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Ownagreyhound syndicate dogs have  had over 35 wins and 73 placings for our first 2 full seasons!!

For our most recent info check us out the ownagreyhound group on facebook

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The purpose of"ownagreyhound.co.nz" is to  encourage or assist more people into this wonderful sport. From general information through to full syndicate management, ownagreyhound.co.nz is here to help the new participant to get the most out of their greyhound racing experience.

Bringing people from all over the country with a common interest in greyhound racing and putting them into syndicates with competitive racers is the goal. This provides the opportunity for smaller shareholders to experience the thrill and excitement of racing quality racedog's. 

Click on the members services sign up page to sign up as a "website member" to gain access to other areas of the site excluding owners area. If you enter into one of our syndicates you will get regular updates on the dogs and access to ownagreyhound only special offers.

 Feel free to have a look around the site and if you have any complaints, queries or comments, please dont hesitate to drop me a line at info@ownagreyhound.co.nz  or call me 021 300 930

Regards

Adam Smith

If you are new to the industry and interested in ownership options, have a look at the Getting started tab, which has details about ownership opportunities. Becoming invoved with an ownagreyhound.co.nz ownership package will allow you to experience the fun and excitement of racing without the huge expense or commitment of going it alone.

Remember ownership is an investment in fun and there are no guarantees that your dog will return a profit on investment. You will have a great time and meet new people while following the fortunes of your own racedog.

Equity Echo winner Auckland, April 2008