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workrider
31 Aug 12 21:23
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anyone know how he got on ....hopefully everythings alright....?

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By:
gav11
When: 31 Aug 12 21:33
It was shocking fall, hopefully he is ok.
I thought at first the horse had broken a leg but he got up and seemed fine afterwards.
Watched the reply and it looked as if he hit a patch of false ground and fell into it and crumbled.
Very strange incident!
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workrider
When: 31 Aug 12 21:36
i hate to see jockeys remain motionless after a fall ......i know lots on here dont rate the guy , if i'm honest i'd include myself in that ...but life is life ...so i hope he's fine....thanks for the reply....
By:
workrider
When: 31 Aug 12 23:56
any news ...?
By:
misslimerick85
When: 01 Sep 12 00:04
hes grand just knocked the wind out of him a bit
By:
workrider
When: 01 Sep 12 00:05
thanks...
By:
misslimerick85
When: 01 Sep 12 00:13
magnier has fractured vertebrae after initial test proved clear
By:
Pre-Fat-Low-Fat-Foods
When: 02 Sep 12 18:01
Money Fight
By:
soapp
When: 03 Sep 12 18:26
Magnier undergoes surgery


JP Magnier remains in the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast after undergoing surgery yesterday.

The amateur suffered a heavy fall at Down Royal on Friday when On The Verge slipped up in the bumper.


He was take to the Royal Victoria for observation that evening and spent the weekend at the hospital.


Doctors operated yesterday to insert steel rods into his back to stabilise his vertebrae and he is presently in a cast.


His father John Magnier reportedly spent the weekend in the north and visited Saturday and Sunday.


The Turf Club's Chief Medical Officer Dr Adrian McGoldrick said this morning:-


"A family friend has told me the operation was very successful. He will remain in Belfast for three or four days and then will be discharged home."
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workrider
When: 07 Sep 12 10:30
thanks for that soapp...
By:
bobbybocala
When: 07 Sep 12 10:33
what the fukk is he riding horses for anyway......its like a learner driver going into a grand prix......or somebody going mountain climbing that wouldnt get up on a bunk bed.......getting hurt is inevitable.......
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