Luckless Dennis breaks leg again

Unlucky jump jockey David Dennis faces another spell on the sidelines after breaking his leg for the second time in five months.

Sat, 25 Mar, 2006 - 09:26

Unlucky jump jockey David Dennis faces another spell on the sidelines after breaking his leg for the second time in five months.

Dennis suffered a fall at Hereford on Monday riding Eveon for Ian Williams, only the sixth ride of his comeback which had incidentally started with a 66-1 winner.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Hereford Person: Dennis Person: David Dennis Person: Ian Williams Person: Michael Foy Person: Foy Organisation: Racing Post

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