Thornton gets all-clear to resume

Andrew Thornton expects to be back in action next week after five weeks on the sidelines with a broken arm.

Sat, 06 Mar, 2004 - 11:19

Andrew Thornton expects to be back in action next week after five weeks on the sidelines with a broken arm.

The jockey damaged his left arm in a final-fence fall from Manawanui at Kempton on February 2.

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