Greyhounds Collection (page 9)

Dogs of the Greyhound World by H. H. Harris
Various personalities of the greyhound racing world: Top left, Captain Baggley, on the secretarial staff of the Greyhound Racing Association; top right, Mr O A Critchley, Steward of the G.R.A

Well-known patrons of greyhound racing: Mr and Mrs M. Yate
Mr and Mrs M. Yate at White City Greyhound stadium. Mrs Yate was a prominent owner and trainer of greyhounds, winning the Greyhound Derby with her dog, Fine Jubilee in 1936

Greyhounds and Poodle
A poodle confronts three greyhounds

Greyhounds at Wembley
A trainer displays two greyhounds at Wembley. The dogs are wearing winter overcoats for warmth

Lady and Greyhounds
A lady in hunting costume stands with a pair of greyhounds

DOG. Greyhound
JD-21327 DOG. Greyhound John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway. contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: + 44 (0) 20 8318 1401

DOG. Greyhound in ferns
JD-21321 DOG. Greyhound in ferns John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

DOG. Greyhound in leaves
JD-21324 DOG. Greyhound in leaves John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Greyhound / Levrier
LA-3467 Dog - Greyhound / Levrier Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Dog - Dark Brindle and white Greyhound
JD-18708 Dog - Dark Brindle and white Greyhound. John Daniels Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Dog - Cinerco dell'Etna / Sicilian Greyhound
LA-1606 DOG - Cirneco dell'Etna / Sicilian Greyhound Jean Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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Greyhounds, known for their sleek and elegant appearance, are a breed of dogs that have captured the hearts of many. The anatomy of a greyhound is truly fascinating, with their long and slender bodies built for speed. Their skeleton is designed to maximize efficiency in racing, allowing them to reach incredible speeds on the track. One iconic location where Greyhound Racing took place was at White City. This historic venue witnessed thrilling races that showcased the agility and athleticism of these magnificent creatures. Spectators would gather in anticipation as these graceful greyhounds sprinted towards victory. Italian Greyhounds, although smaller in size compared to their larger counterparts, possess just as much charm. In one adorable image, five small Italian Greyhounds sit together, showcasing their unique personalities and undeniable cuteness. Coursing it also hold a special place within this breed's history. These dogs were trained specifically for hunting hares using their incredible speed and agility. Their innate hunting instincts made them formidable opponents on the field. The Greyhound Derby winners stand out among all other racers; four exceptional individuals who achieved greatness through sheer determination and skill. Each one etched their name into history by triumphing over fierce competition. Buchanans Whisky Advert featured a stunning greyhound capturing attention with its regal presence. This advertisement perfectly encapsulated the elegance associated with both whisky and greyhounds alike. Mick the Miller remains an icon within the world of greyhound racing even today. Known for his record-breaking achievements during his career, Mick captivated audiences worldwide with his unmatched talent on the track. Artists like Gilbert Holiday beautifully depicted greyhounds through various mediums such as paintings or sculptures - capturing every detail that makes this breed so captivating to behold. In "Hares and Graces" by Harry Woolley, we see another artistic representation featuring both hares and greyhounds intertwined in nature's dance - symbolizing the harmony between predator and prey.