These races are held on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and weekends starting from 7:45 p.m. and there are 16 games on every racing evenings.
Admission is MOP$10 (usable for betting) for the public stand. Boxes are MOP$80 (Monday to Thursday) and MOP$120 (Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays) with a minimum charge of MOP$30 per person.
Bar, snack-bars and restaurant facilities are available.
Generally, you can bet inside the Macau Greyhound Racing centre. Also, you are allowed to bet in off-course betting centre which is located on the G/F of the Hotel Lisboa, Jai-Alai Palace and Kam Pek Casino. Thus, it is more convenient to you to enjoy gambling.
From the name of Greyhound, some people think that the word greyhound is derived from the old English word "grei," meaning dog, and "hundr," meaning hunter. However, other people may believe that the ancestor of "greyhound" is "gazehound", which means dogs which likes to hunt by sight rather than smell.
Though the truth is still undefined, greyhounds have long been held in high esteem and they are originally bred as hunting companions or as racers.
But anyway, these greyhounds are extremely fast runners as they can finish a lap of the Canidrome in 30 seconds.
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