Jockey Keniry back by the weekend

Barry Keniry aims to be back in action in a few days after escaping serious injury in a fall at Wetherby on Saturday.

Sun, 31 Oct, 2010 - 11:03

Barry Keniry aims to be back in action in a few days after escaping serious injury in a fall at Wetherby on Saturday.

The jockey is, however, battered and bruised after being kicked when taking a tumble from Bogside Theatre at the third-last flight in the bet365 Mares Hurdle.

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