Glen Kotzen press release: Adele

Best wishes from African Betting Clan,get well soon.


Dear Patron

An unfortunate accident occurred over the weekend at Kenilworth Racecourse. Whilst in the saddle up area of the parade ring, Adele (our assistant trainer) was kicked in the face by one of our runners on the day. She received fractures to all the bones in her face as well as a fracture of the posterior portion of her skull and was taken to Vincent Pallotti Hospital in Pinelands. She was kept under observation in ICU before receiving reconstructive surgery on Sunday night. We are all extremely relieved to hear that Adele has responded well to treatment and seems to be in good spirits. On behalf of the entire Glen Kotzen Racing Team, I would like to extend our well wishes to Adele and wish her a speedy recovery.

Regards,

James Everett

Client and Media Liason
Woodhill Racing Estate
PO Box 2200, Windmeul, 7630
Cell: 076 722 6292

yes Horrible injury this, i remember it happened a few years ago to one of Tony Millards assistants. I cant remember her name but uit was/looked horrific hope she gets well soon.

Its a hard game, all the best Adele

All the best Adele.

Good news on Adele

Stable Updates

Dear Patron

We are delighted to inform you that after being discharged from hospital on Wednesday, Adele (our assistant trainer) has been well on her way to a full recovery. She is currently staying with Terry and Annabel Andrews at their Sorrento Stud Farm and seems to be in good spirits. We would like to thank you all so much for the well wishes. Adele was deeply moved by all the kind considerations she has received in the last week and a half.

On a lighter note, we would like to congratulate our stable jockey, Karis Teetan, for a successful start to his campaign with our yard. He has now riden 4 winners in two weeks and judging by the form that he held on Saturday (albeit, after a relatively nasty fall in the third race) - it certainly looks to be the start of a promising relationship.

Regards,

James Everett