Welsh Emporor fine after Doncaster setback

Welsh Emperor was this morning described by trainer Tom Tate as “right as a robin” after being pulled up at Doncaster yesterday.

Welsh Emporor fine after Doncaster setback
Sun, 25 Oct, 2009 - 10:44

Welsh Emperor was this morning described by trainer Tom Tate as “right as a robin” after being pulled up at Doncaster yesterday.

Fears the popular 10-year-old had been badly injured when he faltered badly and was pulled up by jockey Micky Fenton quickly proved unfounded.

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