Greyhound Racing SA

Greyhound Racing SA Limited (GRSA) is the controlling body for greyhound racing in South Australia whose key responsibility is to ensure that the sport is managed in a responsible and ethical manner. Pursuant with the GRSA Constitution, GRSA’s role is to establish, adopt and enforce both the South Australian and Australian rules of racing and to ensure the sport is effectively conducted in South Australia. There are six member clubs that fall within GRSA’s jurisdiction, namely; 1. Adelaide Greyhound Racing Club Inc. 2. Gawler Greyhound Racing Club Inc. 3. Greyhound Owners, Trainers and Breeders Association Coursing Club Inc. 4. Mount Gambier Greyhound Racing Club Inc. 5. Port Augusta Greyhound Racing Club Inc. 6. Southern Greyhound Racing Club Inc. The greyhound racing industry makes a substantial contribution to the South Australian economy, at both recreational and employment levels. Greyhound racing is conducted at the Angle Park race track three times a week, with meets occurring in Gawler twice weekly and at other regional centres on a weekly basis. GRSA also exclusively funds and manages the successful Greyhound Adoption Program SA (GAP SA). Established in 1997, GAP SAs works tirelessly to rehome more and more greyhounds each year. GAP's mission is to ensure that all unraced and retired greyhounds are afforded the opportunity of finding a permanent, loving home.