Southwind Wild won the Bar One Sprint Cup last week, we look at his run and the top performances at all of the Irish greyhound racing tracks.

Floyd Amphlett takes a look over the top performances of the week at each of the British greyhound racing tracks.

Both the Time Juvenile Derby and the Callaway Pro Am @ Stud Irish St Leger went to outsiders at the weekend.

Irish greyhound racing continues to deliver high-quality performances across several major competitions. From Shelbourne to Limerick and Cork, the action is heating up as rising stars and seasoned pros compete for titles in the Juvenile Derby, Irish St Leger, and Sprint Cup.

From Mark Wallis’ Category One double at Hove to powerful performances at Towcester, Sheffield and Newcastle, Floyd Amphlett recaps a packed week of greyhound racing action across the UK. With Derby winners like Droopys Plunge, track record chasers, and emerging stars, here are the highlights from the past seven days on the greyhound scene.

Greyhound racing updates from Ireland as defending champion Broadstrand Syd goes quicker in the Irish Sprint Cup second round, clocking the fastest time of 2025. Rural Pest impressed in the Time Juvenile Derby, while Hello Diego and Clonbrien Treaty starred in the Irish St Leger at Limerick. Elsewhere, Droopys Sort clocked a rapid run at Curraheen Park and Zippy Kolbe produced a stunning 28.19 at Waterford.

Patrick Browne’s Gingers Prince claimed a thrilling victory in the Pall Mall final at Oxford, defeating hot favourite Rioja Oisin with grit and track craft.

Broadstrand Syd, Toolmaker Josepe, Ballymac Tibet and Droopys Roar stood out across Dundalk, Limerick, Tralee, Mullingar and Shelbourne in a week of top-class Irish racing.