Greyhound Track Records

The fastest official times at every major greyhound racing venue — who set them, when they fell, and the record history behind each circuit. All times verified against official club and governing-body record lists.

Australian track records

• Wentworth Park track records — Glebe, Sydney · 28.86 over 520m by Jungle Johnny
• The Meadows track records — Broadmeadows, Melbourne · 29.359 over 525m by Traumatise
• Sandown Greyhound Club track records — Springvale, Melbourne · 28.790 over 515m by Aston Rupee
• Albion Park track records — Brisbane QLD (closed) · 29.35 over 520m by Jay Is Jay
• The Q (Purga) track records — Purga, Ipswich QLD · 28.99 over 520m by Cumbria Jack
• Angle Park Greyhounds track records — Angle Park, Adelaide · 29.12 over 515m by Fernando Bale
• Cannington Greyhounds track records — Cannington, Perth · 15.67 over 275m by Aston Nero

UK & Irish track records

• Shelbourne Park track records — Dublin, Ireland · 27.58 over 525y by Droopys Kathleen
• Romford Greyhound Stadium track records — Romford, Essex, United Kingdom · 13.17 over 225m by Chopchop Rainbow
• Owlerton Stadium (Sheffield) track records — Sheffield, United Kingdom · 15.61 over 280m by Swift Hostile
• Towcester Racecourse track records — Towcester, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom · 28.44 over 500m by Barntick Bear
• Dunstall Park Greyhound Stadium track records — Wolverhampton, United Kingdom · 15.49 over 270m by Shadow Storm

What is a greyhound track record?

A track record is the fastest time officially recorded at a venue over a set distance. Records typically fall when a venue is reconfigured — new surfaces and altered circuits often run faster, as at Cannington in 2024 and The Q in 2025 — or when a generational greyhound peaks, like Jungle Johnny's sub-29 at Wentworth Park. When a venue closes permanently, as Albion Park did in 2025, its records stand forever and remain the benchmark for the circuits that replace them.