Greyhound racing, once the second-most spectated sport in the United Kingdom, has undergone significant changes since its glory days in the early to mid-1900s.

While the number of licensed tracks has decreased, the enthusiasm for dog betting remains on the rise, drawing punters to local stadia for an exciting night at the races.

In this article, we’ll explore the evolution of greyhound racing tracks and highlight five of the best in England.

Crayford: A time-honoured venue

Crayford Greyhound Track has been a stalwart in greyhound racing since 1937.

The track hosts prestigious events like the Golden Jack, Gold Collar, and the Kent St Leger.

Located in the London suburbs, Crayford offers a convenient escape from the capital, just a 20-minute journey from London Bridge.

The venue boasts several amenities, including bars, a café, and a 230-seater restaurant with a prime view of the track.

Towcester: A picturesque setting

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