Where can I find today's Nottingham greyhound results?

The fastest way to access Nottingham greyhound results today is through licensed bookmaker websites and apps that carry Premier Greyhound Racing data — this includes operators like Ladbrokes, Coral, Betfair, and William Hill. Results are published within seconds of each race finishing, complete with finishing positions, starting prices, and official times. The GBGB website and dedicated greyhound data providers such as Greyhound Recorder and Timeform also publish results, often with additional sectional times and form commentary. If you are at the track, results are displayed on the tote board and available from the on-course bookmakers. For historical results, most data platforms maintain archives going back several years, which is invaluable for form analysis and identifying long-term trap or trainer trends at Colwick Park.

What distances are raced at Nottingham Greyhound Stadium?

Nottingham runs eight standard distances: 305 m, 480 m, 500 m, 680 m, 730 m, 885 m, 905 m, and 925 m. The 480 m trip is the most commonly raced distance and makes up the majority of graded cards on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. The 500 m distance is used for feature events and open races, including the English Greyhound Derby heats when Nottingham hosts them. Sprint races at 305 m appear regularly on evening cards. The marathon distances — 885 m, 905 m, and 925 m — are specialist events run infrequently, typically during designated marathon meetings. Each distance rewards a different type of dog: pure speed at 305 m, a balance of pace and stamina at 480–500 m, and genuine staying power at 680 m and above.

Is greyhound racing at Nottingham safe for the dogs?

Nottingham operates under GBGB licensing, which mandates veterinary attendance at every meeting, regular track surface inspections by the Sports Turf Research Institute, and compliance with welfare standards covering everything from kennel conditions to retirement pathways. The industry-wide data for 2024 shows a record-low injury rate of 1.07% and a fatality rate of 0.03%. Rehoming rates have climbed to 94%, and economic euthanasia has been virtually eliminated — down 98% since 2018. While no sport involving animals is entirely without risk, the trend across every welfare metric is strongly positive, and Nottingham benefits from the additional oversight that comes with ARC corporate ownership and GBGB regulation.

About Us

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Nottingham Greyhound Results is an independent editorial resource dedicated to greyhound racing at Colwick Park, Nottingham. We publish form guides, trap-draw analysis, benchmark times, race schedules, welfare data, and long-form reporting on the sport’s regulatory and commercial landscape. Our goal is to give readers — whether first-time visitors to the track or experienced form students — the information they need to understand what Nottingham greyhound results actually mean.

What We Do

We analyse publicly available racing data from Colwick Park and the wider UK greyhound circuit. Our content draws on official statistics published by the Greyhound Board of Great Britain, fixture information from Arena Racing Company and Premier Greyhound Racing, academic and governmental sources on animal welfare, and credited third-party data providers. Every claim we make is sourced, and where data is uncertain or contested we say so.

Our coverage spans the full breadth of the sport at Nottingham: track layout and distances, the weekly race schedule, how to read a greyhound racecard, track records and competitive time benchmarks, trap-draw statistics broken down by distance, major events including the English Greyhound Derby, the stadium’s history from its 1980 opening through to its acquisition by Arena Racing Company, betting mechanics from win bets through to forecasts and tricasts, greyhound welfare metrics, and the regulatory developments affecting the sport in 2026 and beyond.

Editorial Independence

This website is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Nottingham Greyhound Stadium, Arena Racing Company, the Greyhound Board of Great Britain, or any licensed bookmaker. We do not accept payment from racing operators or betting companies in exchange for editorial coverage. Our analysis is driven by data and by a genuine interest in the sport, not by commercial relationships.

When we reference betting markets and odds, we do so in an analytical context to help readers understand market mechanics. We do not provide personal betting tips or financial advice, and we strongly encourage responsible gambling. Readers who are concerned about their gambling behaviour can find support through the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or at BeGambleAware.org.

Our Sources

We rely on a range of public and official sources. These include the Greyhound Board of Great Britain for welfare, injury, and retirement data, available at gbgb.org.uk. Race fixtures, media rights, and stadium information come from Arena Racing Company at arenaracingcompany.co.uk. Legislative developments are sourced from official government records, including the Welsh Government at gov.wales and the Scottish Parliament at parliament.scot. Where we use data from third-party analysts or news outlets, we credit and link to those sources directly in our articles.

Accuracy and Corrections

We take accuracy seriously. Greyhound racing data changes frequently — results are updated after every meeting, welfare figures are published annually, and the regulatory picture can shift with each legislative session. We review our content regularly and update it when new information becomes available. If you believe any information on this website is inaccurate or outdated, we welcome corrections and will address verified errors promptly.