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Sittingbourne Greyhound Stadium

Sittingbourne Greyhound Stadium, also known as Central Park Stadium, was built in 1995 at a cost of £6 million. The stadium occupies a 24 acre site in the Eurolink business development at Kent, England.

Sittingbourne Greyhound Stadium's running track has sweeping bends. Its well-maintained sand surface provides a safe course for the greyhounds.

Stadium Capacity: 4,750 spectators

Stadium Data
  • Circumference: 443 meters
  • Distances Raced: 265, 473, 642, 708 and 916 meters
Stadium Records
  • 265m Fast Ranger 16.20sec 24 November 1999
  • 473m Droopys Vieri 28.53sec 26 March 2000
  • 473mH Ballmac Keano 29.41sec 1 July 2001
  • 642m Lobo 39.96sec 7 October 1999
  • 708m Sumi Girl 44.32sec 27 November 1998
  • 916m Ericas Equity 58.09sec 17 August 2003
Major Greyhound Racing Events
  • Kent Derby

Getting to Sittingbourne Greyhound Stadium
Sittingbourne Greyhound Stadium is located at Church Road, Eurolink, Sittingbourne in Kent, England.
GREYHOUND BETTING TIPS
There are four main considerations in betting on greyhound racing. These are: class, current form, early speed, and trap draw.
GREYHOUND RACING TRIVIA
An average greyhound normally weighs between 65 to 75 pounds. The greyhound is the fastest breed of dog. It can reach a top speed of 45 miles per hour and can average more than 30 miles per hour for distances up to one mile.
GREYHOUND RACING FAQs
Why do greyhounds wear muzzles?
Greyhounds wear muzzles while racing to protect the them from injury. The muzzles prevent them from fighting during the race. Muzzles also help in identifying the winner of close photo-finish races.