Dwyer misses Salisbury mounts

Martin Dwyer is hoping to be back in the saddle tomorrow after giving up his mounts at Salisbury this afternoon.

Tue, 08 Jun, 2010 - 12:14

Martin Dwyer is hoping to be back in the saddle tomorrow after giving up his mounts at Salisbury this afternoon.

The Derby-winning pilot took a knock on an old ankle injury on the gallops and has decided to get it treated properly and give it some rest.

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