Grand National-winning jockey rushed to hospital as racing delayed at Sedgefield
A GRAND National-winning jockey has been rushed to hospital – with racing delayed at Sedgefield.
Derek Fox, who has won the world’s most famous race twice, suffered a crushing fall from Ballydisco in the 3.10.
He was said to be conscious and moving but was stretchered into an ambulance and driven away from the track in Stockon-on-Tees.
More to follow.
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