Horsham Cup ‘Smoke’ screen?

Brett Nye, 29, has come a hell of a long way in a very short time.

A refrigeration mechanic by trade, Nye left family and friends and moved from the border town of Barooga in NSW to a greyhound complex in Little River almost three years ago.

Nye still misses the place (Barooga) every day but chose to have a red-hot crack at greyhound training. And that he has!

He’s only been training greyhounds for just under two years, but Nye has made a name for himself through the deeds of Last Hurrah – winner of the G1 Hume Cup, runner-up in the Read full article

Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2021/03/05/horsham-cup-smoke-screen/

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