Brough Park Greyhound Stadium

worth a night out if you want something cheap. I don’t gamble myself but still went along and enjoyed it. We went in a group so got in cheaper and it was only about £3.50 each and so after a drink or two and some food we only spent about £12 a head which is nothing for a few hours entertainment.
If you like a flutter I suppose you will appreciate it more. I would probably go again even though it would’nt be my first choice for an evening out, but I think that is more to do with me than the dog racing.

I went to the dogs with work one time for a night out an I had great fun. I dint know what I was doing but I just picked a dog that I like the sound of and I won quite a bit (well I was only betting a pound a go) it’s a bit of a dump and could do with a makeover but it is good fun. I personally wouldn’t go unless I was with loads of my friends, but I can see the attraction it’s a fun harmless good laugh different night out. If you have never been its worth a night out, I paid £10.00 for our night we got food which looked nasty and I didn’t eat, 3 drinks and a programme, could value for money for the admission and drinks alone.

A night at the dogs is great fun and a cheap night out (providing you don’t gamble away all your beer money!).
Standard admission is usually approx £5 but they have some really good deals on, especially if you go in a group — we went on a Thursday night and for £8 per head we each got admission, programme, two drinks and a snack bar voucher — two pints of lager and a tray of chips n’ gravy for less than a tenner can’t be bad!
And of course there’s the added entertainment of the dog racing which can build up a bit of healthy competition between you and your mates! There are usually around 14 races per evening, each with 6 dogs, so the chances of winning the odd bet are pretty good. I usually stick to bets of £1 or £2 a time but even if you don’t bet for money it’s good fun to watch and makes a change from your average night in the pub.