Greyhound Racing Victoria

Greyhound Racing Victoria (GRV) is the statutory body responsible for promoting and controlling the sport of greyhound racing in Victoria. A key part of its role is the setting of standards, regulating and policing the industry and the people involved. GRV oversees more than 1,300 race meetings held across 13 venues throughout the state each year and distributes around $50 million dollars in prize money and other returns to participants. The greyhound racing industry makes a substantial contribution to the Victorian economy by employing thousands of people and generating millions of dollars in state revenues. GRV, founded in 1890, has a goal to effectively manage, promote, and develop a vibrant greyhound racing industry in Victoria. The organization aims to provide an environment that allows for future expansion and enduring revenue growth to maximize opportunities and returns for all participants. The welfare of the participants, particularly the magnificent greyhound breed, is the number one priority for GRV. As a sports industry player, Greyhound Racing Victoria prides itself on being a vibrant, entertaining, and thriving sport with animal welfare at its heart. Although details about its headquarters and recent investments are not available, the organization remains a significant player in the revenue-generating sports industry of Victoria.