CLONBRIEN TREATY
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A handful of truly exceptional runners have secured three classic titles, but only a rare few have gone beyond that! Clonbrien Treaty is one of the elite few. A standout performer over the past two years, he has thrilled those lucky enough to see him in the flesh with his brilliance on the track.
In 2023, he stormed to victory in the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial and the WillWeGo St. Leger, and he didn’t stop there. In 2024, he added the BRESBET Easter Cup to his resume and made history by defending his St. Leger title—clocking the fastest-ever recorded time in a St. Leger final. The last greyhound to win back-to-back St. Legers was Time Up Please in 1971-72.
There’s no doubt Treaty was a superstar on the track, but he’s just as special at home. He’s one of the most gentle and intelligent greyhounds in the kennel and we are looking forward to him passing his traits onto his offspring.
“Twice nominated for Dog of the Year, he will forever be remembered as one of the all-time greats.”. Ian Fortune
2023 Con & Annie Kirby
2024 Irish St Leger
2024 Easter Cup
ROMEO MAGICO
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A distinguished son of Magical Bale out of Fabulous Artist, Romeo Magico’s most gala achievement came in 2022 when he won the Star Sports & TRC English Greyhound Derby at Towcester. He became the first British-bred winner of the Derby in eight years, securing the £175,000 first prize. In the final, he clocked an impressive 28.95 seconds over 500m
Following his Derby triumph, Romeo Magico continued to compete at a high level. In the 2022 Irish Greyhound Derby, he advanced to the quarter-finals but was eliminated after encountering trouble during the race.
In 2023, Romeo Magico participated in the Star Sports & TRC English Greyhound Derby once again. He showcased his enduring speed by being the only runner to dip under the 29-second barrier in the second round heats.
Romeo Magico retired from racing in September 2023, concluding a remarkable career that left a significant mark on British and Irish greyhound racing.
2022 English Derby Champion
2023 Shelbourne Park
2021 Limerick
SWORDS REX
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Over the past two and a half years, no other tracker has demonstrated consistent brilliance in training like Swords Rex. A dog with titles and records all over, he can boast an amazing CV. The Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Winner, the Easter Cup Winner, an English Derby Finalist, an Irish St Leger Runner Up and Irish Laurels Runner Up just to note a few! He took on, competed with and beat the very best in training. A dog who possesses wicked early and middle as well as staying on strong, his multiple split, and track records are a testament to his all round pace.
“…he will leave a legacy with the brilliant tracker, who was a joy to watch in full flight, certain to throw some stars in the coming years.”. Ian Fortune
2022 Con & Annie Kirby
2023 Easter Cup Final
Towcester Track Record
LENSON BOCKO
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Lenson Bocko exploded on to the racing scene with a sensational 28.31 debut at Tralee when contesting K.G.S.S.C Open Unraced Stakes. He went unbeaten through the stake, eventually winning the Final with another superb run of 28.30. He then moved on to Shelbourne, recording 28.06 on his race debut there before going on to land Jumeirah Kennels Open Puppy 525 Final.
His finest moment came later in 2019 as he was crowned the 2019 Boylesports Irish Derby Champion, displaying all of his heart after trouble early in the race he battled to the line to claim our sports more prestigious prize. He went on to further success at the Night of Stars in 2019 before having a stop start early part of the year.
He retired the same way as he started his career, with a bang, when landing the Winter Festival 575 contest for owners Len Ponder and Beverley Lochead. A very special greyhound.
2019 Boylesports Irish Derby Final
2019 Night Of Stars 550yrds
2020 Winter Festival Of Racing 575yrds
NEWINN TAYLOR
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Newinn Taylor burst onto the racing scene when winning on debut at Shelbourne Park, starting the 12 race winning streak that saw him sweep all before him. He claimed the O’Neills Dog Food Puppy Stakes (formerly known as the Comerford Cakes) in December when beating a top class field before heading to Limerick in February, claiming the Selachii Legal 525 Stakes. He was given time to mature ahead of the Larry O’Rourke National Produce Stakes before going unbeaten through the competition to claim his first major title.
The pinnacle of his career came on the biggest stage possible as he showed all of his pace, determination and desire to win as he battled to victory in the 2020 Boylesports Irish Greyhound Derby Final landing the title for owner Simon Taylor.
“Newinn Taylor confirmed his standing as one of the great greyhounds of recent times with an incredible display of pace, class and pure determination to win the 2020 Boylesports Irish Greyhound Derby”. Ian Fortune
