Horse racing: Sore Wiliamson takes time out

Irish jockey Norman Williamson will sit out the next couple of days after damaging his wrist ligaments at Leopardstown.

Mon, 28 Jan, 2002 - 13:19

Norman Williamson will sit out the next couple of days after damaging his wrist ligaments at Leopardstown.

Irish jockey Williamson rode 11-8 favourite Ned Kelly to win yesterday’s AIG Irish Champion Hurdle but gave up his remaining mounts after injuring himself in a fall in the previous race.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Leopardstown Place: Kempton Person: Wiliamson Person: Norman Williamson Person: Williamson Person: Ned Kelly Person: Dave Roberts Event: AIG Irish Champion Hurdle

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