McCoy aims to be back in a fortnight

Tony McCoy aims to be back in the saddle inside two weeks after breaking his left collarbone at Cheltenham on Thursday.

McCoy aims to be back in a fortnight
Fri, 14 Mar, 2003 - 15:19

Tony McCoy aims to be back in the saddle inside two weeks after breaking his left collarbone at Cheltenham on Thursday.

The champion jockey sustained the injury in a fall from Golden Alpha at the third last fence in the Grand Annual Challenge Cup.

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