Blackmore could be back ‘in next couple of weeks’
History-making rider has been on sidelines since fall in July.
Rachael Blackmore is planning on being back in the saddle within the next fortnight. Blackmore, who won the Champion Hurdle on Honeysuckle and the Grand National on Minella Times last season, suffered ankle and hip injuries in a fall at Killarney in July. While no jockey ever wants to be on the sidelines, if there is a good time for it to happen to a National Hunt jockey it is in the summer and she will be back in time for Henry de Bromhead’s big guns.
“It’s part and parcel of our job, unfortunately. “I’m just glad it didn’t happen in April or March last year.”
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