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Will Biddick reached 600 wins in British point-to-points at Larkhill today, but after the next race was returned to the changing room by ambulance.
The eight-time men’s champion brought up the 600 on the Matt and Fliss Hampton-trained Five Bar Gate [pictured above], but unseated in the four- and five-year-old maiden race and remained on the floor as ambulances pulled alongside. He was able to walk from the ambulance unaided, but with his arm in a sling. He said later: “I thought the arm was broken, but the nurse thinks it’s bruised. It’s sore.”
He gave up his remaining rides.
Read Robert Bracher’s full report from Larkhill on this website later this week and in digital magazine Go Pointing
