Bramhill on the sidelines

John Bramhill has been stood down for six days after being knocked out in a fall at Southwell.

Bramhill on the sidelines
Sat, 01 Mar, 2003 - 08:34

John Bramhill has been stood down for six days after being knocked out in a fall at Southwell.

The freelance jockey was unseated on his way to post for the opening Bet Direct Maiden Stakes on Thursday by outsider Sweet Aroma.

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