VOICED : London greyhound racing goes to the dogs

The video discusses the decline of greyhound racing in London, focusing on the closure of the Wimbledon dog track. It highlights the historical significance of the track, the factors leading to its closure, such as rising land prices, online gambling, and animal cruelty complaints. The video also covers future developments on the site, including a new football stadium and housing, and the impact on the racing community.

What is the main reason for the closure of London's last dog track?

• Government regulations

• Increased popularity of other sports

• Rising land prices and redevelopment plans

• Lack of interest in dog racing

What was the historical significance of the Wimbledon dog track?

• It was the first dog track in the world

• It was known for horse racing

• It hosted the big money Derby race for over 30 years

• It was the largest dog track in Europe

Which factors contributed to the decline of dog racing?

• Increased ticket prices

• Poor weather conditions

• Lack of trained dogs

• Rising land prices and online gambling

What is planned to replace the dog track?

• A new football stadium and homes

• A public park

• A museum

• A shopping mall

What will happen to the dogs after the track closure?

• They will be trained for other sports

• They will be sent to other tracks outside the capital

• They will be kept at the track

• They will be put up for adoption