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Post by BVADMIN on May 14, 2021 9:12:03 GMT
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Jul 2, 2021 9:08:51 GMT
....ARC STATEMENT – CENTRAL PARK.... Arena Racing Company (“ARC”) today confirm the appointment of Peter Miller as Racing executive at Central Park and Hayley Huntley as General Manager.
Peter has already re-joined the team and Hayley will join ARC on 30 July 2021, having worked as a Stipendiary Steward for the GBGB for the last four years.
ARC Greyhound Operations Director, Rachel Corden, said, “We are delighted to announce the appointment of Peter and Hayley.
Peter is exceptionally well respected throughout the industry and will be an asset to the Racing Office Team.
Hayley has been the GBGB Stipendiary Steward for a number of years and her knowledge and experience in the industry will be of great benefit to the team.”
Peter commented “I’m delighted to be rejoining the Central Park team and look forward to moving the business forward with ARC”.
Hayley said “I am really looking forward to joining ARC and becoming part of the team at Central Park. I can’t wait to start.” |
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 27, 2021 8:11:41 GMT
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Post by BVADMIN on Aug 31, 2021 18:45:24 GMT
ARC REVEAL SIGNIFICANT PRIZE MONEY INCREASES Wednesday September 1 sees the launch of the ARC prize money structure which will see significant rises in prize money across each of the company’s own tracks: Central Park, Newcastle, Nottingham, Perry Barr and Sunderland writes Floyd Amphlett of the Greyhound Star.
While the eye is drawn to the £200 to top heat winners, the significant figure is surely the £50 that will be paid to runners down to A6 company?
By comparison, until now, a Newcastle A6 runner would have been receiving £35.
Indeed, it is the worst paying tracks who will seem to benefit the most. A good example is Perry Barr which has been kept impoverished by GRA for years.
Today’s A7 winner at Perry Barr would have collected £69 and also-rans collecting £33. From tomorrow the – well see for yourself!
For obvious reasons, the company have not announced details of the trainers’ own deals which are again reckoned to be significantly enhanced.
One Newcastle trainer, who declined to be named said: “These deals are a game changer for us.”
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Sept 8, 2021 8:29:14 GMT
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Post by SALFORD GIRL on Sept 14, 2021 16:10:50 GMT
TAKEN FROM THE GREYHOUND STAR WEBSITE
TUESDAY 14-9-21:::::::ARC TO PAY OPEN RACE TRAINER BONUS:::: ARC are to pay £15 to non-attached trainers for every entry in open races at their five tracks.
The extra payments were made by Central Park, under previous owners Cearnsport and prior to the Covid break, though it is a new innovation for the ARC tracks.
Greyhound Operations Director Rachel Corden said: “We will be introducing a £15 per runner trainer payment to non-attached trainers travelling with greyhounds to run in open races at Central Park, Newcastle, Nottingham, Perry Barr & Sunderland.
“This will take effect from this Sunday 19 September 2021, so Central Park’s open races for this coming Sunday, entries for which close at noon tomorrow, will attract the payment. This is in addition to recent minor open race prize money increases.”
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Post by BVADMIN on Sept 15, 2021 14:33:24 GMT
 CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW ALL THE INFORMATION FOR {12} 'ARC' COVERED TRACKS. greyhounds.today/ |
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Post by GRUNDY on Oct 2, 2021 11:42:11 GMT
Great this ARC website the pictures are of very good quality.
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Post by BVADMIN on Oct 30, 2021 18:37:11 GMT
 ARC can confirm that no evening fixtures will take place across the group’s greyhound stadia on 5 November 2021, and in future years.
In 2021 specifically, evening racing at Nottingham will not take place on Friday 5 November. Whilst Nottingham Greyhound Stadium is set amidst parkland and industrial areas, our trainers are geographically spread and we hope that this gives them the opportunity to remain at their kennels to ensure that their greyhounds do not become distressed by fireworks in their own locality.
Similarly, the fixture scheduled for the evening of 5 November at Central Park, which is located close to residential areas will, in the interests of greyhound welfare, not take place.
In addition, TRP will not schedule greyhound racing evening fixtures on 5 November moving forward. |
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Post by BVADMIN on Dec 1, 2021 12:27:39 GMT
 ARENA RACING COMPANY (ARC) AND ENTAIN TO LAUNCH PREMIER GREYHOUND RACING Boost to Open Race Programme in 2022 across Entain and Arena Racing Company stadia Arena Racing Company (“ARC”) and Entain today announce the launch of Premier Greyhound Racing, the global home of greyhound racing entertainment. Both companies also today confirm a significant prize money investment across their open race programmes for 2022, in excess of £2.5 million across the year, as well as investment into greyhound welfare research projects.
Premier Greyhound Racing will deliver exciting racing experiences to audiences across all channels, supporting the highest standards of welfare and integrity and offering stability for the long-term future of the sport. The joint venture company will provide the best quality, sustainable British greyhound racing for betting operators and their customers around the world, supporting British greyhound racing and the sport’s various stakeholders.
Following a trial of twilight meetings that started in November and which marked the first time retail shops operated by Entain had taken content from any Arena Racing Company (ARC) greyhound track, from January 2022, Entain will extend the content taken from Arena Racing Company (ARC) tracks to between eight and ten fixtures per week.
This is a precursor to Entain’s retail estate and digital brands taking content from Premier Greyhound Racing exclusively from 1 January 2024.
Ahead of the launch of the joint venture, both Entain and Arena Racing Company (ARC) are pleased to confirm significant investments into their open race programmes for 2022, with both organisations offering four ‘Premier’ Category One competitions across the year, each with a first prize of £20,000.
Within the Arena Racing Company (ARC) group of stadia, Perry Barr will host the St Leger and the Oaks, with the Eclipse taking place at Nottingham and the All-England Cup at Newcastle. Entain will host the Puppy Derby at Monmore, the Golden Jacket at Crayford, the Regency at Hove and the Champion Stakes at Romford.
All other Category One competitions across both Arena Racing Company (ARC) and Entain tracks will offer a £10,000 minimum first prize (save for the Springbok maiden hurdle competition at Central Park) and £1,000 to all finalists across the 32 Category One competitions hosted by Arena Racing Company and Entain tracks in 2022 will be on offer.
All Category Two competitions across 2022 will offer a minimum first prize of £5,000 and standard prize money for minor opens (excluding maidens) will be £300 to the winner and £60 run money. Maiden races will offer £250 to the winner. All open race meetings will offer £15 per runner travel money, with an additional payment of £35 per runner for all Irish runners in the eight Premier competitions.
Further to this prize money investment, both Entain and Arena Racing Company (ARC) will support research in relation to improving greyhound welfare, with a commitment of £50,000 in 2022. The funds will be made available to the GBGB, who have recently announced they are developing their own welfare strategy, to be used to support an agreed research project to help improve greyhound welfare standards.
Richard Lang, Director of Commercial Retail, Entain said “We are thrilled to be launching Premier Greyhound Racing with our partners Arena Racing Company (ARC). This new venture clearly demonstrates Entain’s commitment to the sport of Greyhound Racing and our desire to see it flourish in the years ahead for the benefit of our customers and fans everywhere.”
Kevin Robertson, Managing Director of Arena Racing Company’s Media and International division, said, “We are delighted to work with Entain and take the next step forward in the establishment of Premier Greyhound Racing. Equally, in the shorter term, we are really pleased to have come together to make these significant investments into our Open Race programme over the year, as well as contributing to the ongoing research into greyhound welfare”
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