Jungle Johnny's pedigree blends strength and proven crosses, showcasing fine line breeding and balance—producing a young star bred for both speed and stamina.

Honk Honk’s exceptional speed at Wentworth Park may stem from more than just her triple Gable Dodge cross—her pedigree reveals powerful genetic reinforcement through Surfonic and Slater.

Gai Waterhouse’s insights on breeding emphasise the importance of broodmare sires, race records, and pedigrees—principles greyhound breeders can apply for long-term success.

Diamond Felon’s pedigree showcases proven crosses like Fernando Bale/My Bro Fabio and Fernando Bale/Fabregas, highlighting the Burrowes family's breeding success despite New Zealand’s industry shutdown.

Spirit Boy and Black Liar’s historic quinella in the G2 Qld Derby showcased Northern Rivers breeding, with pedigrees rich in pace and legendary bloodlines like Brindle County.

Aston Dee Bee’s recent stars, Miss Envy and Dalwhinnie, exemplify the power of balanced Bombastic Shiraz duplication, showcasing thoughtful pedigree design for exceptional performance.

Canya All Class, a Shima Shine progeny, highlights the growing success of Collision duplication in pedigrees, a recurring theme in city-winning greyhounds.

Rio Will Rock’s track record-breaking performance at Capalaba highlights his elite breeding, sharing intense line-breeding similarities with champion race bitch Wow She’s Fast.

The legendary Flying Amy passed on her exceptional talent to her great-granddaughter Grande Vue Ace becoming a standout Group 1 stayer in New Zealand.

Examining city race winners’ pedigrees each week, like those at Albion Park and The Meadows, offers insights into successful bloodlines and top performers.

The belief that stayers don’t succeed at stud has been challenged by Zack Monelli, whose progeny have thrived. His blend of stamina and pace makes him a promising sire.

"$200,000 for a greyhound... that's ridiculous. AND, they knocked it back." Greyhound 'Morton' later earned $517,000, proving that investment far more valuable than expensive, underperforming thoroughbreds.

Neil Lyford, a long-time greyhound man, tragically passed before witnessing his crowning glory—She’s A Bumpy, a likely favourite in the Group 2 Townsville Cup.

WA star Miss Envy dominated the Group 1 National Sprint, proving her pedigree and continuing Steve Shinners' unstoppable success story after over two decades.

Pepper Grinder's win at Mandurah highlights a strong pedigree with a 3x2 cross of Magic Sprite and Cosmic Rumble, both dominant broodbitch sires.

Joey The Jet's impressive Zoom Top Maiden win highlights a pedigree with intense line breeding, featuring Bombastic Shiraz, Paua To Burn, and a 2x2 of Solar Pak.

Zipping Kristoff's near-record run at Richmond highlights a powerful pedigree with a 3x2 double of Barcia Bale, demonstrating strategic line breeding success.

Follow The Band's Group 1 Maturity win showcases the successful Bernardo/Fabregas cross. Both he and King Owen trace back to the esteemed Dark Debutante damline.

Power And Glory's win at Wenty Park highlights his promising pedigree, combining Hooked On Scotch and Fabregas lines, showcasing strong Aussie breeding and proven cross success.

Tom Tzouvelis faced a tough task with his Garrards Gold Cup finalists, but Valpolicella's pedigree traces back to Irish import Violet Ruby, highlighting the breed's enduring success.