Henlow Racing

Went Henlow Dogs today in The Winning Post Restaurant staff were attentive and pleasant. Food was good and at £19 for 3 courses was good value. Sunday roast was lovely and drink was reasonably priced at £18 for a bottle of wine. Had a bet and a few winners so all in all a good day.

Came here on a tuesday night, it was great fun. I would like to thank the lovely girls in the betting booths next to the bar tonight, for making me smile every time i placed a bet, even when i lost! Would definitely go again.

Very poor service this afternoon. We pre- ordered our meals. However, our order got lost, so we didn't get meals st the time we should have. Starters arrived, Luke warm soup, next we have a problem with the mains, 2 out of the 7 in on our table had to change our order as they had run out of the meals ordered. One desert was missing. We had to request the missing sweet. We ordered tea ,& coffee only to be served luke warm drinks !! Not a great experience, to add to pain in my pocket not a winner on the track could be found....

Great fun for a night out. Good hot dogs and chips

we went to towcester dog racing on December 4th 2021 there were 4 of us we went into the V.I.P part cost £ 219 .40 about £54 each it was rubbish the T.V. screen you could see there was no sound no results till the lady come to take your next bet and you could not see any prices of the dog's the food was cold we would have been better going down stairs not paying getting the drinks from the bar and betting with the bookies on the floor really it was £219 wasted IF AND WHEN WE GO AGAIN IT WILL BE DOWN STAIRS

Been to Henlow dogs many times and always had a good laugh. It may not be to every ones taste but the place is a warm, friendly and professional setup. Food and beer prices are reasonable. Deals can be bought online from their website, details of any seasonal, special functions can also be found here.The function room is ideal for the larger work get togethers if you don't fancy standing track side.Whatever you go for there's always a great atmosphere, other sports are streamed, aired on the bars Tv's. Plenty of Windows to place bets.Parking is free. Prices and opening times are posted online.Overall a pleasant experience.

Is this place even open to the public? The website is so old and no one gets back to calls or emails

Had a nice evening. Wasn't very busy. Food was very nice (fish and chips) only problem was it was freezing cold in there. Had to keep coat on. Don't think heating Could've been on or working because the so called very hot" water was ice cold."

Great evening of entertainment. Get there early as the parking gets full quickly

Just red the review written by 'obviously'. I have never red so much rubbish! I was a licenced kennel hand for 4/5yrs for two trainers. I worked in the actual on site kennels (not the office where you have nothing to do with the trainer or dogs). Those dogs are well maintained and looked after. Teeth cleaned/nails clipped/groomed, coats and heaters in the winter, every racer is seen by a manipulator at least once every 6mths. There fed the best food and meat possible, breakfast was cereal, Mon-Sat greyhound mixer and minced beef and Sundays pasta, cheese and chicken not to mention the late night bonio or custard cream biscuit they got. Starved! what a joke! The only time they got a small dinner was the day of there race. It would actually be cruel to feed them a normal sized dinner that day and make them run on a full stomach, it would make them sick! 2hrs after there race they got fed there normal sized dinner they missed at dinner time. So they actually get more food on race day! get your facts right. Those dogs are nothing but loved and treated with the up most respect. They love to race and get nutty excited when they no there running. Look at the photos 'yeah really unhappy 'not'. The dog 2nd dog in the photo went on holiday to Cornwall with his owner for a weeks break, most residential dogs get put in kennels when there owners go away. Beaten before a race! what in front of everyone and a contracted vet! its laughable! If that were true then every greyhound would be a nervous wreak around people, they certainly wouldn't let the trainer catch them at the end of there race in fear of getting beaten". I know as well as anyone you always get your bad apples in any sport and its only the odd bad one that you hear about not the other good 90% and where you got there in pain when they run I don't know!? there built n bred to run. There rubbed down with 'Trainers choice muscle rub'