Palm Beach Kennel Club

The greyhound equivalent of Mighty Casey striking out produced a huge supefecta for one lucky bettor in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Switzler Jammin and Nobooth For Gary were just two of the racers that came up big recently at the Florida dog track.

The Rader Kennel has a huge lead in the standings, with stalwart Switzler Jammin poised to be the track wins champion.

Despite having run just three marathons prior to the race, TK Movin On tied the course record on May 5th at Palm Beach.

Once the toast of Palm Beach Kennel Club, the much touted Super Lee has run into some hards times right before the biggest races of his life.

He gains revenge against his newest rival, the fabulous Super Lee, and picks up a $20,000 bonus in the process.

The big race was supposed to come down to Super Lee and Switzler Jammin, but Gary crashed the party.

KNK Iowakaty can run in the 545 yard sprint or the 660 yard 3/8ths of a mile races at Palm Beach Kennel Club, making her one of the nation's better greyhound racers.

Switzler Jammin had a bit of trouble in the elimination rounds of the Palm Beach Kennel Club's first stakes race of the year, but when the box opened for the finals of the He's My Man Classic, he left no doubt who the best dog was.

These youngsters are shakers and movers at one of the nation's best greyhound tracks, the Palm Beach Kennel Club.

Palm Beach Kennel Club in Florida has been open since 1932, and has seen more than its fair share of great racers and history.

The track champion from the last meet at Palm Beach is up to his old tricks.

Super Lee has lost only once in ten starts at Palm Beach Kennel Club, and this greyhound phenom looks better every time out.