Racing: Broken collarbone for Thornton

Tom Peacock
Thursday 21 December 2006 20:00 EST
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Robert Thornton will miss some high-profile rides over Christmas after suffering a broken collarbone in a fall at Exeter yesterday. The rider came to grief at the third flight of the opening Jingle Bells Novices' Hurdle aboard Itsa Legend.

Among Thornton's best prospects would have been the Alan King-trained Voy Por Ustedes in the Castleford Chase at Kempton. Halcon Genelardais, the favourite for the Coral Welsh National, is to be partnered by the stable's second rider, Wayne Hutchinson, who also deputises for Thornton at Hereford today.

Hyperion's Selections

Kempton: 1.20 Piquet 1.50 Darling Belinda 2.20 Lady Hopeful 2.50 Kilmeena Magic 3.20 Tackcoat 3.55 Kissi Kissi 4.30 Go Amwell

Lingfield: 12.10 Lennoxtown 12.40 My Drop 1.10 Bobby Rose 1.40 Red Spell 2.10 Wavertree Warrior 2.40 Cove Mountain 3.10 Polish Power 3.40 Dinner Date

Chris McGrath

Nap: Inishturk

(Hereford 3.00)

NB: Brastar Jelois

(Hereford 3.30)

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