 H.Garland Wells who was joint vice president of the National Greyhound Racing Society and
Clapton Stadium Ltd was instrumental in the company’s decision to purchase the track which they renamed Slough Greyhound Stadium.The track circumference was 400 yards and the course was described as a handy little track with bends that favour railers (greyhounds nearest the inside rail), a good run-up to the first bend means trap draw has little advantage.seeding did not exist which explains why trap draw had little advantage on a track favouring railers.