New home for Miss Diana (tu)

African Betting Clan proprietor Dave Scott and his racing syndicate known as 'The Clan' joined our stable this week and sent over their 4yr old filly Miss Diana to the Summerveld yard on Tuesday afternoon. She has arrived still nursing a recent back injury and will be given time to heal and recuperate before going off for a holiday on the farm. A big welcome to Dave and the boys, thanks for choosing Team G Racing and we look forward to bringing Miss Diana back next year. In the video : Miss Diana walking back from the scale where she weighed in at 448kgs.

Forgot to say that the Van Zyl team spotted that she was sore the second she stepped in the yard ,and now i have watched the clip above she is either very sore or very nervous..




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Well must say it's a great welcome and the video a bonus cheers guys, do what u have to do and keep us "posted"

Her career starts now...X( ... watch out Igugu here comes Diana ...:)o

Next year there will be a few wins.......i am confident of this. I reckon she should have won a few by now, but that is water under the bridge (tu)

all the best with her new home.... hope she wins a good few more for you guys......(tu)

She well do well, Gavin is a good trainer

That filly looks incredibly lame/sore....her entire hind quarters look VERY bad!!!
Hope she comes through and recovers lads.......

All the best boys!!

All the best to The Clan - if you want to be the best - race with the best!

UPDATE : Two weeks since taking delivery of Miss Diana and she’s coming along nicely. We’ve kept her confined to box rest with a short hand-walk daily and she appears to be over her back sensitivities. Front joints are still a little warm but she is sound and we’re hopeful for a full recovery.



Last week (Wednesday) we transferred her from Summerveld out to the countryside and then yesterday she had her first day free off the lead (see video). She is being kept company by a 24 year old mare (by Politician) whilst she settles into the new environment. Assuming all goes well, in a week or two she will join a herd of ex-racehorses (4 mares and 2 geldings) in a ½ hectare grazing paddock where she will begin her holiday.

amazing what goes on behind the scenes!