WHEN the Australian Greyhound Racing Association (AGRA) introduced honorary membership to the Group Racing Hall of Fame, the first three greyhounds inducted as honorary members were Highly Blessed, Zoom Top, and Chief Havoc (Trion x Thelma’s Mate). The latter was the first truly great greyhound to appear on the racing scene in Australia following the end of the Second World War in 1945, and was quickly considered as the greyhound equivalent of the mighty racehorse Bernborough, his racing contemporary.
Chief Havoc was a white and fawn dog, one of a litter of eight puppies (six dogs and two bitches) Read full article
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