Keane Barry, a 23-year-old darts star from Ireland, is venturing into greyhound racing by entering his dog Teddie in the StarSports English Greyhound Derby at Towcester Racecourse. The Derby, known as the FA Cup of dog racing, offers a substantial prize of £125,000 for the winner. Barry, who has been involved in the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) Tour for seven years, enjoys participating in greyhound racing and has previously paraded five runners, achieving two wins and three third-place finishes. The competition will see Teddie compete against 165 of the fastest greyhounds from the UK and Ireland in a knockout format over six rounds, beginning next Friday and Saturday. The final is set for June 6. Historically, Irish trainers have excelled in this event, winning five of the last seven Derbys, with the last UK-based winner being Patrick Jansenns. The event is expected to attract thousands of spectators and promises thrilling races as it celebrates a century of greyhound racing in Britain.