Champion trainer Ian Wills amassed a superb 333 winners to make it a double in the 2008 championship.
Wills came with a late burst to see off the challenge of Angie Kibble by 11 winners.
Kibble's 322 total was a great effort. Also breaking the 300-barrier was Paddy Curtin with 312.
The track's youngest trainer, Michael Peterson, notched a brilliant 293, while there were double centuries for Tony Magnasco (215), Gilly Hepden (207) and Maurice Massey (205).
Other points: T Kibble 199, R Bicknell 178, J Mayo 169, R Hannan 161, P Clarke 148, T Atkins 127, G Stringer 64, S Rayner 36, R Yeates 15.
l NORTH EVEN Blue, the Terry Kibble-trained dog voted Greyhound of the Year by the racing office, is to keep his title despite being disqualified for deliberate interference recently.
Racing manager Gary Baiden said: "I felt it would be unfair to the owners and trainer to take away the accolade after his indiscretion.”
The first part of the £5,000 awarded by the British Greyhound Racing Federaton for additional prize money will be on offer at Oxford tomorrow in the heats of the BGRF sweepstakes, with the finals taking place next Saturday.
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