Oliver sidelined after heavy fall

Henry Oliver is facing two weeks on the sidelines after being injured in a heavy fall at Carlisle yesterday.

Mon, 19 Apr, 2004 - 12:48

Henry Oliver is facing two weeks on the sidelines after being injured in a heavy fall at Carlisle yesterday.

Oliver suffered concussion and a suspected broken collarbone when parting company with Why The Big Paws in the North West Racing Club Silver Jubilee "NH’ Novices" Hurdle.

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