Pink Diamonds for a ‘working class man’?

Carnegie-based breeder Peter Knott is a typical grassroots greyhound racing participant who has been intermittently involved in the sport for 50 years.

With the help of a tight-knit family unit, Knott – who still works as a painter and decorator – breeds one litter a year and races a small team.

And Knott, who turns 70 in August, epitomises what the Pink Diamond series is all about – a concept predominantly designed for the sport’s ‘bedrock’, including rank and file breeders.

But he faces a ‘David and Goliath’ battle as the Pink Diamond preliminaries head to Warragul on Thursday afternoon.

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Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2021/06/09/pink-diamonds-for-a-working-class-man/

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