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Corden frustrated by non-runners at Hove sale but satisfied by results on the day

Nathan Corden reported being frustrated by the large number of non-runners at the Hove sale, but overall satisfied by results on the day.

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Graham Banks
16 Sept 2025
Corden frustrated by non-runners at Hove sale but satisfied by results on the day

Corden frustrated by non-runners at Hove sale but satisfied by results on the day


Nathan Corden reported being frustrated by the large number of non-runners at the International Greyhound Services Greyhound Sale at Hove on Monday but he was still satisfied by the results from the sale itself.


"It was very disappointing to lose so many from the catalogue" said Corden 


"I originally had a full 50 for the sale, but then 4 dropped out just before the catalogue was released meaning we were down to 46. However, to lose a further 13 was annoying and some were for avoidable reasons such as wrong vaccination dates. I perhaps need to review the list of vendors for 2026."


"Despite only 36 greyhounds, there was still some good money around from a very healthy crowd gathered at Hove. The turnover was £74,000 and with 34 of the 36 lots sold that gave an average price of £2,176 per greyhound."


Top lot of the day was number 43 Mustang Tory, a January 24 black daughter of Tory Aria by Dromana Bucko who sold for £8,100. She stopped the clock in 30.06 and joins Spencer Mavrias kennels for Colin Moore. 


Fastest of the day was the 29.74 posted by Swithins Jim and he was purchased by Ben Owen for £4,000 and will join the Nathan Hunt kennels.


Corden finished by saying “A big thanks to Hove and their friendly team down there. The track was in great condition and the staff could not have been more helpful, so a big thank you to Rob Abrey and the team.”



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