FIVE WINNERS FOR DAVID PECKHAM AT TARA RACEWAY ON SUNDAY. Rod Neeson, Kevin “KD” Douglas, Jason Newman, young Zayden, Melissa Freitag, David Peckham and Christine Yourgules pictured with (from left) Missing Mate, Call Me Billy, Dyna Naitch, Dyna Carnie and Fabs You Go.

Kevin Gavin (left), Doug Hammerstein, Dennis Peach and Raylene Gavin relax at Tara Raceway.

Kevin “KD” Douglas arrives at Tara Raceway in his sports car.

Margaret and Tom Cryer, of Apsley, pictured at Tara Raceway’s final meeting of the year on December 29 with Adelaide family members Locke, Yolande and Tarni Pearce.

Heather Perry, of Mount Gambier, celebrated her birthday by winning the Swallow Drive Meats meat tray at Tara Raceway last Sunday, the same day Nitro Missile won the Winmore Greyhound Kennels Stake for her husband Noel.

Glencoe trainer Dean Fennell pictured with his designer socks, recently released to coincide with his training of 50 winners at Tara Raceway in 2019.

Greyhound Racing SA chairman Grantley Stevens was on barbecue duty at Tara Raceway’s Boxing Day meeting.

David Peckham with Squishy Pea, winner of the 2019 Christmas Cup at Tara Raceway.

Jason Newman, Christine Yourgules and Melissa Freitag with Squishy Pea.

8 1/2-month-old Nole Boers took in his first greyhound meeting with parents Ben and Lizzie.

Sky Racing camera operator Nick Wilson grabbed some family time between races with Kellea and children Harrison and Amelia.

Shirley Halliday (left) and Heather Hutchinson enjoyed the day.

And John Hawker (left), Shane Perry and club president Noel Perry also enjoyed the day.

The Mount Gambier Greyhound Racing Club farewelled canteen manager Joyce Chatwood.

Lana McMahon, 21, led in Candy Chimes, winner of the Metal Worx Stake, for Portland trainer Nicole Stanley.

With two winners at Tara Raceway on Sunday, local owner Michael Robinson was really cooking up a storm.

Yolande Pearce was down from Adelaide to visit her mother, Margaret Cryer, of Apsley, and saw two of her greyhounds win on Sunday – Cryer’s Harper and Cryer’s Jed (pictured).

Trainer Tracie Price and the Mount Gambier Greyhound Racing Club’s new veterinary surgeon Craig Finlayson who commenced duties today. Craig is also the on-track vet at Geelong and Horsham race meetings.

Adelaide-based Ross Schurgott, manager of the Nineofus Syndicate, was down on Sunday to see Flash Jackie win a heat of the Border Challenge and then later won the Swallow Drive Meats members’ draw.