About Us

Proudly serving the West Gippsland community for over 90 years, the Warragul & District Greyhound Racing Club has been a hub for racing excitement since its first race meeting on 30 December 1935.

Over the years, the club has evolved, moving locations and even racing on a short straight track before settling at Logan Park, 19 Howitt Street, Warragul, Victoria 3820

Our facilities and shared with many other local user groups. We support all community and sporting groups through-out the Gippsland Region.

We are committed to our location until June 2031, with two options to extend, with support from our local council, the Shire of Baw Baw.

We have a lease agreement with our supportive Shire, and we continue to work with them to secure our future beyond 2031

Garland reshuffles plans as Bernardo’s Queen eyes Group 1 glory

Ian Garland has swapped a planned trip to Sydney for a shot at Group 1 success, with Bernardo’s Queen drawing box one in Saturday night’s $100,000 Maturity Classic Final at The Meadows.

Wrongly Accused headlines blockbuster Maturity heats

Wrongly Accused produced the run of the night to top Maturity Classic qualifying, while Amron Toy and Magpie Hector impressed in the Fireball heats.

Maturity heats Watchalong tonight

Live on the Watchdog App from 6.20pm.

Race Night & Twilight Race Meetings

Come and enjoy either a light meal or sit-down meals at our club. Numerous varieties of food and beverages to choose from.

Meals and food are available on Race Events 1 hour prior to the start time of Race 1.

Planning a function or event?

Looking for a high-quality function venue in Gippsland? The Oaks at Logan Park offers a versatile, fully equipped space perfect for any occasion. Whether you're planning a wedding, milestone birthday, corporate event, or wake, we provide exceptional service, delicious catering, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Racing

The Warragul & District Greyhound Racing Club is located at Logan Park Showgrounds on South Road, Warragul—approximately 100 kilometres east of Melbourne, within the Baw Baw Shire.

The club’s origins date back to 1949, when the first meetings to establish the Warragul & District Greyhound Racing Club were held. Since then, the club has grown into a premier provincial racing venue.

Racing at Warragul is conducted over distances of 400m, 460m, and 680m.