WEll 50 bucks a win on the change mate for the 2 dogs at Sale mate Lets gooooooo

nice avatar diesel no worries mate SALEGREYS ISCOOL GET ON THE ISCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL TRAIN GET ON

lmao

Wasn't on didn't think could cross that field off the seven, at the corner start @ the meadows. Well done on the win though. Not backing the two in @ Sale either today. Hound will be lucky to run a place. While Gold will probably lead and weaken to run third or 4th.

Saviour Of Sin is having it's first start for the syndicate @ Traralgon over 513m. 513m first up!!!!! P.Giles has put alot of work in to get this greyhound back to the track. On memory cost $12k so let's hope we win first up at odds!

Salegreys Iscool over the 600m in race 6 tonight. Well it's a harder field than last week, but we are heading towards the Sale Cup. So will want to be competitive in this to proceed with those plans.

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And I wasn't on again!!!!! And I wasn't on track to get in that photo again, really pevved off with myself for not making the effort to get on track tonight.

Cool customer

Monday December 8, 2008

Salegreys Iscool, one of the best bred greyhounds in Australia, is really living up to her pedigree.

Owned by six prominent Sale Greyhound Racing Club identities, Salegreys IsCool is by 2004 Group 1 Silver Chief winner and The Meadows 525-metre track record-holder Big Daddy Cool and out of 2001 Group 1 Melbourne Cup winner Classic Capri.

That's a pretty cool bloodline, and Salegreys Iscool was one cool customer at The Meadows on Saturday night.

Prepared by Peter Giles of Moe, Salegreys Iscool snared a $5000 first prize in the Buffalo Sports Cup (600m).

A versatile type, Salegreys Iscool ($3.70) defeated Qayyim Bale ($8.70) by three lengths, with Bo Frazier ($3.70) two and a half lengths away third in 34.67sec.

Salegreys Iscool has notched 12wins (with eight seconds and four thirds) from 38 starts. Her stakes total $40,750.

South Australian mentor Shaun Matcott has built up an alliance with Australia's No. 1 owner-breeder Paul Wheeler, who resides in New South Wales.

And he made a hit-and-run mission with two Wheeler-owned speedsters: Kallan Bale and Quinton Bale. Both had earned a trip across the border due to their excellent form at Angle Park in Adelaide.

Contesting the Fairfield Cricket Club & Albi Mixed Four/Five (525m), Quinton Bale ($3.00F) defeated Cyclone Ned ($3.50) by three-quarters of a length, with Burning Fuse ($5.30) a half length away third in 30.06sec. It was his 17th win from 28 starts.

Two races earlier, Kallan Bale saluted in the Asure Quality Grade Five (525m).

Kallan Bale ($3.10F) defeated Uno Kissy ($4.80) by a neck, with Trew Sensation ($24.70) five lengths away third in 30.40sec. It was his 12th win from 21 starts.

Time honours on the 11-event fixture went to Farmor Swift in the Whittlesea Lions Club Grade Four (525m).

Trained by Robert Britton of Lara, Farmor Swift was back to her brilliant best defeating Excellerator ($14.50) by one and a half lengths, with Din's Son ($1.90F) two lengths away third in 30.01sec.

Only lightly raced, Farmor Swift has registered seven wins (with five seconds and seven thirds) from 27 starts, including five wins from 10 starts at MGRA headquarters.

Other winners on the program were: Remo Rubik ($1.60F) 30.16sec; Royal Nelson ($3.10F) 30.04sec; Awesimus Maximus ($8.30) 42.73sec; Blachura Bale ($5.30) 30.36sec; Rapid Newfire ($7.00) 34.61sec; Huey Sage ($7.70) 30.53sec; Renovating ($4.60) 30.18sec.

Peter Quilty
Publications Officer
Greyhound Racing Victoria

Plus a write up in the National Greyhound Form today.

Go Iscool, in at Sale Sunday as a warm up for the Sale Cup heats, will be interesting to see what time she'll run. KIPPY KYA looks the danger!

Plus a write up in the National Greyhound Form today.

Go Iscool, in at Sale Sunday as a warm up for the Sale Cup heats, will be interesting to see what time she'll run. KIPPY KYA looks the danger!