Jacob eyes swift return

Daryl Jacob will be back in action at Huntingdon on Thursday after his fall at Market Rasen on Tuesday.

Jacob eyes swift return
Wed, 09 Feb, 2011 - 11:08

Daryl Jacob will be back in action at Huntingdon on Thursday after his fall at Market Rasen on Tuesday.

Jacob was unseated from Sir Pitt in the Caffrey’s Irish Ale Juvenile Hurdle, the same race which saw Phil Kinsella suffer a fractured skull.

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