You know what? If you don't already know how to read a greyhound program, maybe your time and money might be better spent somewhere else, like a poker table or a liquor store. Our greyhound expert is pretty busy with his day job (collecting bottles and cans) so it'll be a long time before this page tells you how to read a program. In the meantime, go online to one of the tracks listed at the Greyhound home page and find a copy of a program. If you passed fourth grade, you should be able to figure it out.

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