Wax was a one in a lifetime dog and I don’t know if I’ll ever see one like him again. His retirement leaves a big hole in the kennel and some big shoes to fill.

After the second race of his career, I knew I had the ultimate greyhound. Wax broke last in Grade D, rushed up to fourth around the first turn and then came flying home to finish...

Wax was a very fast greyhound … ungodly fast. To the first turn he could be beat, but he’d come after you from there. He’d spot dogs five, six, eight lengths and catch them. He’d...

I could put five dogs together and not match him. Wax was the total package.

I look around the kennel and I don’t see any Lewis and Waxes. With Wax we knew we had a shot every single time he went to the box.