Betfair's Greyhound Podcast / Editor / 02 July 2009 / Leave a comment

But injury means the Cesarewitch winner will be out of action for over a month...

Claude Gardiner broke the bad news that He Went Whoosh strained his wrist when landing the William Hill Cesarewitch at Oxford on Tuesday and will be out of action of up to six weeks.

Speaking on Betfair's Greyhound Podcast, the Hove trainer revealed that the injury is not that serious but means the son of Brett Lee will miss his engagement in the first round of the William Hill Grand Prix at Sunderland on Saturday.

Bob Betts, the Sun's greyhound correspondent, joined Mark Sullivan and Darrell Williams to talk about the likelihood of Walthamstow reopening and disclosed that the name of the person backing the move to return racing to the Stow will be announced during Saturday's SOS rally outside the track.

Tony Collett is looking forward to another big Sunderland Festival and he gave us the lowdown on his four runners and also highlighted the promise being shown by another member of his Kent-based team.