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Wales has one greyhound track left: Valley Stadium in Ystrad Mynach, the last survivor of the valleys' proud racing tradition. The Welsh Government has introduced prohibition legislation that could end racing by 2030, but the stadium continues to operate while the bill makes its way through the Senedd.
Race nights in Wales
Valley Stadium stages Wednesday and Saturday evening meetings, serving racegoers from across South Wales and the bordering English counties.
Feature races
Valley's own open events anchor the Welsh calendar, with the venue's dogs also contesting competitions across the border in England.
Punting Wales greyhounds
Valley operates apart from the English circuit, so its form lines are self-contained — times and sectionals should be compared within Valley meetings rather than against English benchmarks. Factor in the venue's uncertain future when following open-race campaigns.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there still greyhound racing in Wales?
Yes. Valley Stadium in Ystrad Mynach is Wales' only licensed greyhound track and continues to race while prohibition legislation is considered by the Welsh Parliament.
Is greyhound racing banned in Wales?
The Welsh Government has introduced a Greyhound Racing Prohibition Bill that passed its first stage in late 2025. If it completes its passage, racing at Valley Stadium could end by 2030. Racing continues in the meantime.
Where is the Valley greyhound stadium?
Valley Greyhound Stadium is in Ystrad Mynach in the South Wales valleys, the last licensed dog track in Wales.