Meade issues upbeat bulletin

Vets at the Troytown Hospital are happy with Harchibald’s progress following his operation on Sunday to remove a piece of birch from his leg.

Mon, 02 Jan, 2006 - 11:48

Vets at the Troytown Hospital are happy with Harchibald’s progress following his operation on Sunday to remove a piece of birch from his leg.

Noel Meade’s stable star was anaesthetised when undergoing the operation after the seven-year-old was injured when finishing second to Brave Inca at Leopardstown last Thursday.

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