von Greyhound-Forum » Mi 10. Feb 2021, 18:39
For many of those involved in the sport, greyhound racing is very much a family affair which is passed down from generation to generation. No more so than for Emily Wallis, daughter to champion trainer Mark Wallis, who has grown up in the world of greyhound racing and is now looking at how the sport can evolve to appeal to a younger generation. Here, Emily talks about growing up in the sport and gives her thoughts on how we can use social media to spread awareness of greyhound racing and its canine stars
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https://www.gbgb.org.uk/growing-up-in-g ... ers-story/For many of those involved in the sport, greyhound racing is very much a family affair which is passed down from generation to generation. No more so than for Emily Wallis, daughter to champion trainer Mark Wallis, who has grown up in the world of greyhound racing and is now looking at how the sport can evolve to appeal to a younger generation. Here, Emily talks about growing up in the sport and gives her thoughts on how we can use social media to spread awareness of greyhound racing and its canine stars
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https://www.gbgb.org.uk/growing-up-in-greyhound-racing-a-daughters-story/