Harding confirms broken arm after Kelso fall

Brian Harding has confirmed he has broken his arm after a fall at Kelso yesterday.

Harding confirms broken arm after Kelso fall
Mon, 12 Apr, 2010 - 12:41

Brian Harding has confirmed he has broken his arm after a fall at Kelso yesterday.

The popular jockey, winner of the 1998 Queen Mother Champion Chase aboard One Man, had been riding Primrose Time in the Bedmax Handicap Chase.

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