Izz a Champ was named the very first Rural Rube Award winner by the National Greyhound Association as the nation’s top sprinter in 1971. The Fawn male, whelped on August 24, 1968 and owned by Dorothy and Pat Roban, was out of Tell Tom and Miss Ismay. His grandfathers included Hall of Fame honorees Tell [...]
Dodgem by Design was whelped on January 15, 2000, the son of Gable Dodge and Cruzin By Design. The red male was bred by Rod and Sue Boatright and owned and raced by the Charter Kennel. His career started in 2001 at Tampa, where he won Grade A in his 7th start. Sidelined for over [...]
Jack Kahn produced two greyhounds that were inducted into the Greyhound Hall of Fame, K’s Flack in 1987 and K’s Broadway nearly three decades later in 2015. K’s Flack was the first greyhound to be living at the time of his induction, he also won the Flashy Sir Award as the nation’s premier distance racer [...]
Wayside Carol was named the first Flashy Sir Award winner by the National Greyhound Association as the nation’s top distance runner in 1971. Ironically, Wayside Carol’s pedigree through her sire, Rinaker, traces back to Just Andrew*, who’s descendants include Flashy Sir, for which the award is named and who was, in 1963, one of the [...]
