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:p To begin with I have to agree with Mutley,and as for airing your view's at the A.G.M. you could wait until the cow's come home to do that co's the Fed's A.G.M. is a closed shop, they make the rule's and YOU have to stick by them. That mean's everyone!

Just got back from watching NWRF CHAMPS, some superb racing in particular I would like to say l have just seen Sup NBCH FLUKE prove once again that she really is one of, if not the best all round animal's l have seen. Year in year out she keeps on winning, the opposition think they've got her...

Good morning to you Mr Farmer, my name is Tracey if you look back at the original statement I have not insulted your's or anybody else's dog's, merely stated my opinion to which I am entitled. The dog's I own at the present time are as follow's, Rbch Biondi 24lb, Rch/Nch Breeze 20lb, Open winner...

First of all Mr Palmer, can I suggest that you learn how to spell!, secondly the fact's are correct, and thirdly i don't take too kindly to being told to shut up. :angry:

Gary the answer is on page 3 ''COME ON CHIEF'' IS A GREYHOUND. ITS OFFSPRING ARE COME ON SUE AND COME ON ERNIE BOTH RACE AS NO LIMIT WHIPPETS.

YOU ALL SEEM NOT TO HAVE QUITE GOT THE POINT. IT IS THAT GREYHOUND STUD DOGS SHOULD HAVE NO PLACE IN ''WHIPPET RACING'', WHETHER MATED TO WHIPPETS OR CROSSBREEDS. AND IF YOU DO THEN THERES NO WONDER THIS SPORT I LOVED FOR 18 YEARS IS LOSING ITS WAY AND ALL THE PEOPLE WHO I CALL TRUE DOG MEN ARE...

RE; GARYS QUESTION. GREYHOUND SIRE ''COME ON CHIEF''. SIRE OF COME ON SUE, COME ON ERNIE. OUT OF LURCHER BITCH ''MISS ELLIE''.

WHO'S BUTCH 'NEILPEM'

THE ORIGINAL RULE WITH B.W.R.A WAS THAT WHIPPET CROSS GREYHOUNDS WERE ALLOWED BUT THE 'SIRE' HAS TO BE BWRA REGISTERED (NOT A GREYHOUND) AT THAT TIME THE BWRA LIMIT WAS 32lb. THIS ENSURED THE AVERAGE SIZE OF DOG WAS KEPT DOWN. LIFTING THE BWRA CAP TO NO LIMIT HAS CREATED ITS OWN PROBLEM 60Ib...

I DONT SEE THE PROBLEM (INSIDE OR OUTSIDE HARE) DOGS RACE ALL SUMMER IN SIDE HARE ie FROM THE LEFT!. 'IF A RABBIT JUMPS UP IN FRONT OF A DOG ON A FIELD DO'S IT MATTER WHICH SIDE IT COMES FROM FOR THE DOG TO CHASE'.