Doyle emerges unscathed after fall

Sophie Doyle could be back riding again by Tuesday after escaping serious injury in a bad fall at Chepstow on Friday evening.

Sat, 12 Jul, 2008 - 11:25

Sophie Doyle could be back riding again by Tuesday after escaping serious injury in a bad fall at Chepstow on Friday evening.

The jockey spent the night in hospital after being unseated from the Ian Wood-trained Dawn Wind in the concluding Waterchem, Water Treatment Fillies’ Handicap.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Chepstow Person: Doyle Person: Sophie Doyle Person: Ian Wood Person: Dawn Wind Person: Jacqueline Doyle Person: John Spearing

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