McCoy confident of speedy return

Tony McCoy is confident of a swift return to the saddle after suffering a major injury scare at Plumpton yesterday.

Tue, 17 Feb, 2004 - 11:23

Tony McCoy is confident of a swift return to the saddle after suffering a major injury scare at Plumpton yesterday.

The champion jockey fractured his cheekbone in three places after Polar Red crashed out at the second fence in the Tyser Insurance Ltd Novices’ Chase.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Plumpton Place: Princess Royal Hospital Place: Haywards Heath Person: McCoy Person: Tony McCoy Person: Dr Person: Turner Person: Paul Gascoigne Organisation: Tyser Insurance Ltd Organisation: Jockey Club

<p>I A Connect and Caragh Monaghan (red) lead Uncle Pat and Paul Townend (yellow) over the last fence in the Randox Ulster National, with eventual winner Born Braver and Keith Donoghue (orange) just approaching the fence. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

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