Guillambert set for spell on sidelines

Jean-Pierre Guillambert hopes to be back in action at the end of next week after being concussed following a fall at Brighton on Tuesday.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2007 - 13:48

Jean-Pierre Guillambert hopes to be back in action at the end of next week after being concussed following a fall at Brighton on Tuesday.

He has been stood down for a minimum seven days after being unseated when Moon Valley jinked when finishing second in the Ditch The Dabber williamhillbingo.com Handicap at the seaside venue.

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