Track Redevelopment

The redevelopment of the Cranbourne greyhound track represents a strategic investment in the future of greyhound racing in Victoria. Situated in one of the state’s fastest-growing regions, this upgrade positions Cranbourne as a leading racing destination and strengthens its role within the local economy and community.

Cranbourne is already home to the highest number of greyhound trainers in Victoria, with a strong population of active racing dogs and regular race starts. This redevelopment enhances facilities for participants and patrons alike, while reinforcing Cranbourne’s place at the heart of the sport’s continued growth.

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About Us

The Cranbourne Greyhound Racing Club has been part of the community fabric since it was established in 1974. Located in the City of Casey, it is 50km south-east of Melbourne.

The Club is one of three racing codes with its facilities at the Cranbourne Racing Complex. The Greyhound track is situated inside the Harness track that is in turn situated inside the Turf track, which is located at the Cranbourne Racing Centre, Grant St, Cranbourne.

Racing

The redevelopment of Cranbourne’s track is essential for meeting the demands of the greyhound racing industry.
It will provide the necessary infrastructure to support all stakeholders, improve safety standards, and enhance the industry’s long-term sustainability.

The new design will incorporate racing distances of 330m, 420m, 480m and a provision for 650m distance racing in the future.

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