Carberry delays return

Paul Carberry, on the sidelines since being injured in a fall at Fairyhouse last Tuesday, will miss the opening two days of the Punchestown Festival.

Carberry delays return
Mon, 28 Apr, 2003 - 18:49

Paul Carberry, on the sidelines since being injured in a fall at Fairyhouse last Tuesday, will miss the opening two days of the Punchestown Festival.

The Irish champion suffered a badly bruised thigh in a fall from the Noel Meade-trained Blue in the Powers Gold Label Handicap Hurdle.

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