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Topic: horse-racing

Frankie Dettori (left) with fellow jockeys walking the course at the 2015 Epsom Derby (file photograph)
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Thursday, 7/2, 04:52 PM

Champion jockey Frankie Dettori hurt in Newmarket car crash

  • Frankie Dettori, one of horse racing's most celebrated jockeys, was taken to hospital with several broken ribs and a broken thumb after a car crash near the racing town of Newmarket, in eastern England.
  • The 55-year-old said he was 'very sore' but thanked the emergency services who treated him.

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