Broken elbow for Hollie Doyle after Wolverhampton fall
Record-breaking rider faces ‘frustrating’ spell on the sidelines.
Hollie Doyle is facing a spell on the sidelines after breaking her elbow in a fall at Wolverhampton on Monday evening. The record-breaking jockey was riding the Archie Watson-trained 4-7 favourite The Perfect Crown in a seven-furlong claimer at Dunstall Park when her mount broke down on the home bend. While Doyle walked away from the incident, she went to see a specialist on Tuesday to determine the extent of her injury.Tom: “She has broken her elbow. We don’t really know how long she will be out for as she literally only had her MRIs last night. “It is one of those fiddly things, as you could put a number on it and you’d be wrong every time anyway. “To be honest, it is just a case of making sure she gets it right now, because you wouldn’t want to stop halfway through the summer. It is frustrating.” Doyle ended last year with 151 winners, finishing second to William Buick on overall totals as well as in the Flat jockeys’ championship which runs between May and October.
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