Lee sidelined with broken collarbone

William Hayler

Fri, 11 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

However, the Irish jockey expects to be back in action in early March in time for the Cheltenham Festival later in the month.

The Grand National-winning jockey only came back at Catterick last month following six weeks out of action after he broke his right arm at Doncaster in November.

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