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Greyhound Racing Turns 100: Are Dogs Really Fine?

Mayur Tembhare
  1. Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

  2. Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

  3. Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

  4. Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

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Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

Greyhound racing in Britain has been around for 100 years. The first race took place on July 24, 1926, in Manchester. Recently, the Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) published its 2025 welfare figures, saying that licensed racing

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Greyhound racing in Britain is 100 years old. But a recent study found that dogs are more likely to die at the track than before, despite claims of high welfare standards.

Source: https://phys.org/news/2026-09-greyhound-dogs-fine.html

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