Guys and Dolls (greyhounds)

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Guys and Dolls
LocationCrayford Stadium
Inaugurated1977
SponsorLadbrokes
Race information
Distance380 metres
SurfaceSand
QualificationDogs and bitches
in separate heats

The Guys and Dolls is a greyhound racing competition held annually at Crayford Stadium. [1]

The competition was inaugurated at Harringay Stadium and was unusual in the fact that the heats consisted of separate races for bitches and dogs with heat winners qualifying for the mixed final.[2] Following the closure of Harringay in 1987 the event switched to Crayford and was run until 2008 before being discontinued. In 2015 the race was brought back alongside the Gold Collar.[3]

Past winners

Year Winner Breeding Trainer Time SP Notes
1977 Glen Robin Monalee Champion – Fit Me In Randy Singleton (White City - London) 41.62 11-10f
1978 Paradise Spectre Spectre II – Paradise Wonder Pat Mullins (Private) 40.85
1981 Candlemaker Dempsey Duke – Perfect Rhythm Gunner Smith (Brighton) 40.78 13-8
1982 Westmead Badger Wired to Moon – Westmead Satin Natalie Savva (Cambridge) 40.48 9-4
1984 Decoy Duke Westmead County – Rip Madam Joe Cobbold (Private)
1990 Clonlusk Villa Storm Villa – Clonluck Dell Hazel Dickson (Wembley) 23.56 6-4f
1991 Gloun Pride Hurry On Bran – Glour Eden George Lang (Crayford) 23.87 20-1
1993 Kind of Magic Kilshannig Sonny – Daisys Queen Litzi Miller (Oxford) 23.71 11-10jf
1994 Gun Fighter I'm Slippy – Strange Manner Bill Masters (Hove) 23.46 8-1
1995 Reckless Champ Leaders Minstrel – Movealong Una Lorraine Sams (Rye House) 23.73 9-4f
1996 Clean Paws Arrow House – Must’nt Grumble Lorraine King (Peterborough) 23.57 9-2
1997 Corpo Election Tapwatcher – No Thanks Macmorough Mulkerrin (Private) 23.76 7-2
1998 Wildbriar Hare Slaneyside Hare – Gold Blossom Terry Dartnall (Reading) 23.71 11-4
1999 Chief Wigam Murlens Hawk – Emmjay Chris Duggan (Walthamstow) 23.84 9-2
2000 Haut Brion Boyne Walk – Still Seeker Peter Rich (Romford) 23.79 2-1f
2001 Lavender Prince Come on Ranger – Droopys Juliet Linda Jones (Walthamstow) 23.65 5-1
2002 Knockeevan Hollie Knockeevan Star – Knockeevan Lucy Paul Young (Romford) 23.22 5-4f
2003 Kingdom Club Come on Ranger – Queen Nikita Patsy Cusack (Crayford) 23.01 5-1 Track record
2004 Shes Our Star Knockeevan Star – Shadow Flash Paul Young (Romford) 23.17 9-4jf
2005 Thank You Madam Roanokee – Churchtown Spice Graham Brabon (Sittingbourne) 23.38 11-4
2006 Letmekissya Deenside Dean - Letmeinga John Davidson (Crayford) 23.47 6-4f
2007 Horseshoe Ping Top Honcho – Lucy May Jim Reynolds (Romford) 23.14 1-1f
2008 Me Buddy Ballymac Maeve – Ballymac Peg Matt Dartnall (Private) 23.26 4-6f
2015 Headford Joe [4] Lughill Jo – Teddy Hoe Katie O'Flaherty (Crayford) 23.13 9-4
2016 Brick Mansions [5] Godsend – Castlebride Jane Katie O'Flaherty (Crayford) 23.22 4-1
2017 Pure Placere [6] Superior Product - Pure Perception Arun Green (Crayford) 23.09 3-1cf
2018 Kilmore Lemon [7] Taylors Sky - Lemon Lucy Patrick Janssens (Towcester) 22.89 1-2f
2019 Skip Mayo [8] Makeshift - Boynepark Brae Gemma Davidson (Central Park) 23.11 20-1

Venues & Distances

  • 1978-1987 (Harringay)
  • 1990-2008 (Crayford 380 metres)

2015-present (Crayford 380 metres) Race was not held in 2009-2014.

Sponsors

References

  1. ^ Hobbs, Jonathan (2007). Greyhound Annual 2008. Raceform. p. 135. ISBN 978-1-905153-53-4.
  2. ^ Barnes/Sellers, Julia/John (1992). Ladbrokes Greyhound Fact File. Ringpress Books. p. 57. ISBN 0-948955-22-8.
  3. ^ "Crayford wait on clearance to bring back the Godl Collar". Greyhound Star.
  4. ^ "2015 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  5. ^ "2016 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  6. ^ "2017 Result". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.
  7. ^ "Kilmore Lemon runs away with Guys & Dolls". Racing Post.
  8. ^ "2019 Guys and Dolls final". Greyhound Board of Great Britain.