Westpark Mustard

Westpark Mustard was a white and black racing greyhound in the 1970s. By Newdown Heather out of April Merry, she broke the British and European record of 19 consecutive victories held by Mick the Miller, when recording a 20th consecutive win on 28 October 1974.

Racing career Westpark Mustard was entered for the 1973 English Greyhound Derby but the race distance was too short for her. She began to come to prominence over staying distances (longer distance races) and, on 7 January 1974, won the Abbey Cup at Wembley Stadium beating Myrtown by a head, the first win of the 20-race British and European record.

The run was extended to five wins after she won the Longcross Cup at White City Stadium in February. Trained by Tom Johnston Jr., the bitch won another ten races, including winning the GRA Stakes and setting a track record at Brough Park over 725 yards. She had captured the public's imagination, and with the winning sequence standing at 15 she broke into season on 12 May. The record consisted entirely of open races.

British & European record

Pedigree