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Million Dollar Chase

Group 1 · Wentworth Park · Australia · 520m · October · $1,000,000 to the winner

About the Million Dollar Chase

The Million Dollar Chase is the richest race in Australian greyhound racing, with $1 million going to the winner of the grand final at Wentworth Park every October. The series is unique: it begins with regional heats across more than a dozen NSW country venues, meaning a country greyhound can literally run its way from a bush track to a million-dollar final. All entry fees are donated to Greyhounds As Pets. Power And Glory won the 2025 final, joining She's A Pearl (2022) as the only greyhounds to complete the Golden Easter Egg–Million Dollar Chase double.

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How to punt the Million Dollar Chase

The Chase's country heat structure creates information asymmetry — dogs qualifying through regional tracks often have softer recent form lines than their metro rivals, so study heat winning times at the qualifying venues rather than metro class alone. Semi-final box draws at Wentworth Park move markets sharply; a wide runner drawn inside at the Glebe circuit is a classic fade.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the Million Dollar Chase winner get?

The Million Dollar Chase pays $1 million to the winner of the grand final at Wentworth Park, making it the richest greyhound race in Australia.

When is the Million Dollar Chase final?

The Million Dollar Chase final is held at Wentworth Park in October each year, concluding a series that starts with heats at NSW country tracks.

Who won the 2025 Million Dollar Chase?

Power And Glory won the 2025 Million Dollar Chase for trainer Ken Burnett, completing a famous double with that year's Golden Easter Egg.