Pedigree Slow Motion (Long version)

Whippet in PetSmart Commercial

Update: The whippet in the ad is FC Onyxx gone With The Wind, Fld Ch, NA, NAJ,
CGC, CD, LCM. Owner is Sally Elliott.

Whippet Racing 1914 (British Pathe Video)

WHIPPET RACING, TROTTING RACE AND DONKEY RACE

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Whippet Racing, Ireland 1921 (British Pathe Video)

WHIPPET RACING IRELAND

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Whippet Racing 1941 (British Pathe Video)

WHIPPET RACING Dublin issue

In this video they are using starting boxes.
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Whippet Racing in Dublin, Ireland 1921 (British Pathe Video)

IRISH TROTTING AND WHIPPET RACING

Brief Whippet Racing Clip (British Pathe video)

HERE'S TO THE MEMORY - part 3

Brief whippet racing clip 59 seconds in.

Cardiff Dog Show 1927 (British Pathe video)

GIVE MY DOGGIE A PRIZE, PLEASE

Several whippets being shown by children.

Dogs in London 1944 (British Pathe video)

DOGS (aka CLUB ROW) (issue title - VERY DOGGY!)

Whippet approximately 44 seconds in.

Westminster Dog Show 1964 (British Pathe video)

DOG SHOW IN NEW YORK

Whippet wins Best in Show! Ch Courtenay Fleetfoot of Pennyworth

Queen at Cruft's 1969 (British Pathe video)

CRUFT'S DOG SHOW

Whippet approximately 24 seconds in

Tipperary Cup Meeting at Kisheelan 1921 (British Pathe video)

COURSING SEASON OPENS

A boy and his whippet run across a field, he lets the dog go. Another boy holds two more whippets in the field. Various shots as the dogs run about after hares. Various shots of the spectators, the camera pans across them. M/S of a man on a horse.

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=18326

Austin Whippet Biplane 1919 (British Pathe video)

AUSTIN WHIPPET BIPLANE

Another video from British Pathe. I want one of these in my garage...

Whippet Racing 1915 (British Pathe video)

WHIPPET RACING

I love this video from British Pathe located at http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=75709. This is traditional whippet racing that shows what the early dog writers were referring to when they talked about the pick up and throw launch at the starting line and the waving rags at the finish line. Also interesting to note is that the dogs had to stay within their lane.