Cranebrooks John and Minnie Finn will race two greyhounds in the Golden Easter Egg final
CRANEBROOK'S John and Minnie Finn are in with a double chance to win when two of their greyhounds race in the Golden Easter Egg final at Wentworth Park tomorrow night.
CRANEBROOK'S John and Minnie Finn are in with a double chance to win when two of their greyhounds race in the Golden Easter Egg final at Wentworth Park tomorrow night.
It is the most prestigious race on the greyhound calendar, with the winner's prize money being $250,000.
John Finn has been involved with greyhounds for more than 40 years and won the Golden Easter Egg in 1992.
His wife Minnie is hoping for another successful day with Winsome Charlee and Sheikha.
"We're a chance but we didn't really box well, getting No.5 and No.8," she said.
"Sheikha won her last race in late January and picked up $100,000.
"We bought Sheikha for about $3000 and Winsome Charlee for $5000."
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