Prancer's Story - Racing to Reclining

Hi Readers, the big day is here! You might recall my post from last year when the film crew visited us to record my foster brother Prancer's story from track to terrific retiree.

The finished production is now with us and it looks great. We can't thank the production team enough for their great work in documenting Prancer's career to date.



Of course, many other residents of the house of hound appeared as extras in the production including yours truly naturally. I hope you enjoyed the video.

Bye for now - Murphy.

A Little Bit Of Jessie

Its been a while since I mentioned Jess in the blog so I wanted to give you an update. She is fitting in really well and seems to be well on the way to getting over the mistreatment she received before she arrived here.

Aside from being a babe, she also likes to play chasey with me so its all coming up Murphy at the moment.

I hope you like the pics -

Hiding under the washing. Mum will be happy!











Playing with the remains of a toy.
















Waiting for Dad at the train station.















See you later Readers - Murphy._

Happy St Patrick's Day Everybody

With a name like Murphy Gallagher whose abode is in Kilkenny drive, I couldn't let today go by without wishing all our friends a happy Saint Patrick's day.

Me in my shamrock collar and wreath!












Anyway, the lads and I are off to Gilhooley's pub for a pint of Guinness. Remember Readers, don't drink and race. Sláinte agus táinte - Murphy.

GAP Foster Carer's Morning Tea

Hi Readers, the GAP carers held a morning tea sans hounds at Spoons at Paddington last week. I wasn't invited as the cafe isn't dog friendly so there aren't any photos of the occasion. I was told later there were some small fluffys there but no real dogs. Anyway, here are my impressions of that day based on what was described to me by Dad.

One of the local dogs.


The girls discuss greyhounds, GAP and life in general.

Bye for now - Murphy.