The Western Australian Greyhound Racing Association (WAGRA) currently manages three tracks in Western Australia with the firs ... t track being established in 1974 at Cannington, the second in 1979 at Mandurah and Northam in 1996. The three tracks combined offer six race meetings per week. Greyhounds WA Cannington A New Cannington track and accompanying facilities is currently being built and will be opened late 2015/early 2016. The new city track will offer racing over 380, 520, 600, and 715 metres. We race at Cannington twice a week and feature mainly city grade racing along with some provincial grade racing. There are between ten and twelve races on the programme, with up to eight greyhounds in each race. Dividends are generally paid out on the first three placegetters. Greyhound racing provides trifecta and first 4 (quartet) betting on all events. Greyhounds WA Mandurah Mandurah Greyhounds races three times a week and provides provincial and country grade racing. There are between eleven and fourteen races on the programme and similar bet types to the city track. Mandurah Greyhounds offers racing over 302, 405, 490 (formerly 492 to 30-9-10) and 647 metres. The new Mandurah track commenced racing 2 November 2006 and has a circumference of 599 metres. Greyhounds WA Northam Northam Greyhounds race on Monday's from April to December There is no racing during January and February. Ten to twelve races are scheduled for each meeting. Northam Greyhounds offers country grade racing over 297, 509, 588, and 721 metres. Northam is the first track in WA to be built inside a trotting venue, a structure which is more common for the larger Eastern States courses. The venue offers country grade racing, initially catering for young greyhounds and lower grade dogs. read more