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RSN Grey Areas | That's a wrap for now
Today marks the final Grey Areas show in the RSN studio. The Nationals took centre stage on today's show - with the features set to run in Queensland on Saturday night. George's selections at The Meadows and a set of Obscure Outlays to lead us into the NFL season. Goodbye for now, but not forever!
RSN Grey Areas | George is back
George touched on his time off in Queensland where he visited The Q - tune in for his review. The A team cover the Nationals and George has bit of an opinion of the local straight tracker - Darcy Dakota. More to come on Friday's show! A look at the Sandown Park card on Thursday night.
RSN Grey Areas | Barbies and Golf Balls
George is still away so Molly is back behind the mic. Jase and Molly went through the Victorians travel plans and trial times around the Nationals. A review of the racing at Sandown last night as well as a look at what The Meadows card brings us on Saturday. They also spoke to the six figures put on the table for a young greyhound by the name of Electrify. And a surprisingly hot card at Wagga…
RSN Grey Areas | Second reserve called in
What is lacking sports chat, Molly made up with a passionate discussion about family and greyhounds. Review of some outstanding performances over the weekend at Sandown and Healesville on Sunday. A few updates on the Victorian’s and their travel plans for the Nationals.
RSN Grey Areas | Sir John Henry back
Sir John Henry is back after missing the shows biggest episode! Jason and George tackle a garbage article published on The Guardian which suggests Victoria could be nearly $500 million dollars better off without greyhound racing. In a statement provided to The Guardian which wasn't published in full, GRV's CEO Stuart Laing said "The Victorian economy would be significantly worse off without the…