Tasmania Greyhound Racing Tracks

Phasing out by 30 June 2029: Tasmania is phasing out greyhound racing by 30 June 2029. Tracks continue to race during the transition period.

Tasmanian greyhound racing runs through Hobart's Elwick circuit, Launceston's Mowbray track and Devonport in the north west. The state is phasing out greyhound racing by 30 June 2029 following the 2025 government decision, with tracks continuing to race in the meantime.

Race nights in Tasmania

Elwick stages Hobart's meetings with Launceston's Mowbray hosting northern fixtures; Devonport adds north-west dates. Tasmanian tracks race several times a week while the phase-out period continues.

Feature races

Tasmanian features centre on Hobart and Launceston cups and the Hobart Thousand legacy, with the state's dogs also making regular raids to mainland Group races.

Punting Tasmania greyhounds

Tasmanian form is highly self-contained — dogs shuttle between Elwick, Mowbray and Devonport, so cross-referencing recent meetings at all three venues is the key skill. With the 2029 phase-out legislated, follow Tas form while it lasts.

All Tasmania greyhound tracks

Hobart Greyhounds (Elwick) — Glenorchy, Hobart TAS · results
Launceston Greyhounds (Mowbray) — Mowbray, Launceston TAS · results
Devonport Greyhounds — Devonport TAS · results

Guides for punting Tasmania greyhounds

Other Australian states

Frequently asked questions

Is greyhound racing still on in Tasmania?

Yes. Tasmanian greyhound racing continues while the legislated phase-out runs, with racing at Hobart (Elwick), Launceston (Mowbray) and Devonport scheduled to end by 30 June 2029.

What are the Tasmanian greyhound tracks?

Tasmania has three greyhound tracks: Elwick in Hobart, Mowbray in Launceston and Devonport Greyhounds in the state's north west.

When does Tasmanian greyhound racing end?

Greyhound racing in Tasmania is legislated to end by 30 June 2029 under the state's phase-out plan announced in 2025.