In form Cowra trainer Paul Braddon has been the dominant force at the Dubbo track this season where he has trained 248 career winners but was upstaged at last Thursday's meeting by his wife Pam and her daughter Kylie McDonald.
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The mother and daughter recorded what many believe may be a first, a winning double by both a mother and daughter.
Kylie, who is married to former Cowra trainer Wes McDonald started a four race winning run for the her and mum Pam in race eight on the program.
Pam then provided the winners of race nine and 10 on the program before Kylie completed the quadrella on winners in the evening's penultimate event.
Kylie's first winner, Fusion Fugitive impressively took out the eight program with Fusion Crumble winning in race 11.
Starting second elect with the NSW TAB Fusion Fugitive ($3.90) was only fairly away but after finding the rails was able to get up along the inside the Zipping Chelsea and race away for a five length win.
Flaming Fury ($1.50) wasn't expected to have too much trouble accounting for his opposition but from box 1 he was checked by Fast Eddie Cargo which had box 3 and never recovered while Blazing Lisa enjoyed a trouble free run to record a last bound win over the box 3 dog..
"Probably since I was five or six I remember going away racing with my mum and I have been doing it ever since," Kylie told thedogs.com.au
"I started with a couple of giveaways and had a lot of fun with those, and I have been hooked ever since."
At Bathurst on Friday Woodstock trainer Darren Wort and Cowra's Rod McDonald both registered wins.
Wort's Norman's Girl ($6) caused an upset win over McDonald's Tony's Rescue ($1.70) in the Ladbrokes Odds Boost Stakes over 450 metres for grade 5 dogs.
Another McDonald trained greyhound, Dana Queen ($5) finished third in the event dominated by Cowra trainers who provided five of the six starters.
Jumping from box 1 Tony's Rescue was backed from $2.10 into $1.70 but was poorly away finding itself in last position when the field settled.
In contrast Norman's Girls was well away and after taking the lead from Dana Queen won comfortably despite racing wide throughout.
Dana Jojo ($2) provided a consolation win for the McDonald kennel In the final event on the program, defeating President Don ($3.40) and Egotistical Ella ($8.50).
