Blow for Durack

Seamus Durack’s plans for a return to action have been put on hold as he may now require further surgery on the injuries he suffered in a fall at Towcester in the spring.

Wed, 30 Nov, 2005 - 18:16

Seamus Durack’s plans for a return to action have been put on hold as he may now require further surgery on the injuries he suffered in a fall at Towcester in the spring.

The injury-plagued jockey has been sidelined since May 17 after breaking his right femur and dislocating his hip in the spill.

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