The Code of Practice (CoP) for Greyhound Welfare was introduced for consultation in August 2024.

Steve Old has been appointed the new Chair of Tasracing, after serving as Deputy Chair and a member of the Board since 2022.

Tasracing is pleased to announce an extension of its multi-year partnership with Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) for the 2026/27 racing season.

Due to the current restrictions affecting the 720m starting boxes at Launceston, amendments have been made to the 2026 Tasmanian State Championships.

Dear Greyhound enthusiast, Following the release of the Tasracing Code of Practice For Racehorse Welfare in November 2024, your feedback is invited on the draft Tasracing Code of Practice for Racing Greyhound Welfare.

The 2026/27 racing season will feature 61 thoroughbred meetings, 87 harness meetings and 156 greyhound meetings.

The 2026/27 greyhound racing season will feature a strong mix of feature racing, showcase meetings and key public holiday race dates across Launceston and Hobart.

Greyhounds Tasmania has stepped up to support young cancer patient Amarni Donaghy with a generous donation to help cover the ongoing treatment costs and expenses for battling stage two kidney cancer.

Each licensing season, the Licence Application Requirements are reviewed by Tasracing in consultation with Industry Groups and the Tasmanian Racing Integrity Commissioner (TasRIC).