Born the same time as Makybe Diva won her 2nd Melbourne Cup, breeder Alex Hough chose to name his One Moore Playboy filly One Moore Diva. A standout at the 2008 NCHA open futurity, One Moore Diva finished 3rd with Graham Amos. She continued her money earning with Aaron Wheatley through her aged event years and had one foal.
Purchased by Russ and Rebecca Bradley as a mare they could have some fun on and later have as a broodmare, Russ asked Tom would he like to draft her and Tom jumped at the chance. Russ asked where Tom would like to start her and Tom replied "Paradise".
The mare was taken to Upper Horton for the maiden to see how she ran a couple of weeks before Paradise where she was entered for the maiden and three opens. Having equal top cut out in the Mort and a 91 in the second round One Moore Diva finished with minor placings in the maiden and the Mort and Co open at Paradise.
Onto Longreach for the Stockmans Hall of Fame draft.  After making the final of the maiden and the main open, Tom decided to scratch her from the second round of the second open to focus on her other two finals. Scoring an 85 and 86 in the maiden to finish 10th, it was a great warm up for the open yet to come whereby One Moore Diva had the lead with a 181 aggregate. Drawing late in the field and faced with a very difficult yard of cattle, Tom managed to score an 88 in the final and win with a 269 aggregate.
"This mare performs well on a variety of cattle and her ability to read a cow for herself really helped as I was under pressure more than once."
Overall it was a great weekend for One Moore Playboy progeny with One Moore Please and Leeanne Comiskey winning the Hall of Fame Ladies campdraft, and Wally Rea finishing up 7th in both open campdrafts on Annie and finalling One Moore Chime in both opens.