Dye making good progress

Jockey Shane Dye has left intensive care after making swift progress following emergency brain surgery.

Dye making good progress
Wed, 28 Jun, 2006 - 11:29

Jockey Shane Dye has left intensive care after making swift progress following emergency brain surgery.

The Hong Kong-based rider suffered serious head injuries in a heavy fall from Ambitious Marju at Sha Tin on Sunday and was taken to the Prince Of Wales Hospital where he underwent surgery.

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