Editorial policy

Greyhound Nation aims to publish clear, original and accountable coverage of greyhound racing.

What every article must add

We record the reader question, editorial angle and useful contribution before drafting. Articles should add evidence or analysis rather than repeat a press notice or pad a search phrase.

Sources and checking

We use primary sources where practical and keep a record of sources and access dates. Facts, calculations, context, links, metadata and image rights are checked before publication. A source's claim is attributed, and uncertainty is preserved.

Our daily news desk

Ordinary daily news may be researched, drafted and checked with automated assistance under the Greyhound Nation Editorial Team byline. The process includes separate factual, editorial and writing-rhythm checks. This does not imply that a named journalist has personally reviewed the article. Named contributions and commissioned guides receive human editorial review.

Original writing

Our copy should use precise racing detail and natural sentence and paragraph lengths. We do not invent sources, quotations, interviews, results, prices, statistics or personal experience. Assisted articles identify that assistance and the responsible editorial team.

Tips and betting content

No bet is described as guaranteed, risk-free or certain to make money. Quoted prices require a bookmaker and capture time. Published selections must be kept in a complete record that includes losses.

Corrections

Substantive corrections are shown where material and retained in the revision history. See our corrections policy.