LASR.net Homepage

Menu

National Greyhound Association Fall Meet

Starting date:
Ending date:

Always call # confirm
Event# 785-263-4660

Event Details

National Greyhound Association Fall Meet

Abilene National Greyhound Association (NGA) holds a Spring and Fall meet so enthusiasts can interact and search for the next champion racer. Abilene has long been known as the Greyhound Capital of the World. The sport has a long and colorful history and has been known as the "Sport of Queens." The greyhound has been clocked up to 45 miles an hour.

National Greyhound Association Fall Meet

Address : National Greyhound Assoc. Headquarters, 729 Hwy 40 Abilene KS
Phone : 785-263-4660   (Always call and confirm events.)

Web:
Additional Notes :

Dog Races

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Greyhound Hall of Fame

Abilene, Kansas, also known as the Greyhound Capital of the nation, hosts the Greyhound Hall of Fame which offers the entire family a thorough and exciting introduction to the Greyhound, the sport, and its long and colorful history. The history of Greyhounds from 5,000

Abilene, KS Halls of Fame

The Heritage Center Museums

The Museum depicts life on the plains during the American pioneer movement & westward expansion periods. Exhibits include Indians, pioneers, railroad, agriculture, Victorian and cowtown eras.

Abilene, KS Museums

C.W. Parker Carousel

This antique carousel is a National Landmark and was built in Abilene by C.W. Parker c. 1901. The carousel is a track-operated machine consisting of 24 hand-carved horses and 4 chariots on a 50

Abilene, KS Landmarks

Seelye Mansion and Museum

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the twenty-five room Georgian mansion was built in 1905 by A.B. Seelye, a patent medicine entrepreneur. Museum depicts turn-of-the-century medicine business.

Winner of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Architecture!!

Abilene, KS Famous Homes

Museum of Independent Telephony

The Museum of Independent Telephony shares a building with the Dickinson County Historical Society and Museum. It was in Abilene that Cleyson L. Brown, a local youth, built and operated a telephone exchange in 1898

Abilene, KS Museums

Things to do near Abilene, KS