NSC Greyhound Syndicate.

prawnsarnies

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• Aug 14, 2013

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The Northstand chat greyhound syndicate have 2 shares for sale, 2 current members are having to sell their shares, the shares are £100 payable to the current owner of the share, then a monthly payment to the syndicate of £25, we currently have 2 dogs in training, Albion Legend and Albion Bloom.
If you are interested in purchasing a share please PM me.

Many thanks.

 

Last edited: Aug 14, 2013

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drop dead fred

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• Aug 14, 2013

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How old are the greyhounds ??
Does being part of the syndicate entitle you to free entry to the dog stadium ??

 

Gazwag

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• Aug 14, 2013

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drop dead fred said:

How old are the greyhounds ??
Does being part of the syndicate entitle you to free entry to the dog stadium ??

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Legend is 3
Bloom is 2

Yes the syndicate have a number of free entry passes

 

sully

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• Aug 14, 2013

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Apart from owning a share, do we have to do anything apart from bask in the glory?
Is there a risk of further costs?
Definitely interested.......

 

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scooter1

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• Aug 15, 2013

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sully said:

Apart from owning a share, do we have to do anything apart from bask in the glory?
Is there a risk of further costs?
Definitely interested.......

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The commitment is as much or as little as you want it to be. If you want to go up to the kennels on a Sunday morning and walk a dog, then that's an option. Or you can just go to the track when they're running and have a flutter, or not..... Its as much as you want it to be.
In the 3 years or so that we've run the syndicate, no extra compulsory costs have been required. We have sponsored a kids football team in Northern Ireland(Albion Star Youth FC), made donations to the REMF and generally had a decent time of it. The whole shebang has been run very well(prawnsarnies and Barry Izback) have seen to this, and continue to do so.

 

Gazwag

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scooter1 said:

The whole shebang has been run very well(prawnsarnies and Barry Izback) have seen to this, and continue to do so.

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Definately this


@sully @prawnsarnies will explain everything send him a pm and find out more, he's also a regular down the track and I sure he would be happy to meet you there to fill you in.

 

Tyrone Biggums

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• Aug 15, 2013

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Who's the lucky bugger that gets to take them home as pets when they retire?

 

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scooter1

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Tyrone Biggums said:

Who's the lucky bugger that gets to take them home as pets when they retire?

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Historically there have always been two members in the syndicate in a position to re-home a retired dog. If this isn't feasible at a particular time, they go to a fantastic retirement home we know and are re-homed via there

 

prawnsarnies

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bump

 

prawnsarnies

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****

 

prawnsarnies

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scooter1

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• Aug 19, 2013

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Quick bounce on this.
One share sold, one share still up for grabs