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Manning stood down for 24 hours

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Jockey Kevin Manning has been stood down for 24 hours following an unfortunate fall from the ill-fated Emily Dickinson in the Best Rate Bureau Nursery Handicap at Dundalk tonight.

Manning received the fall from the filly, which broke her leg after the winning post, having finished second in the race.

Manning was reported to be suffering from back pain but is otherwise ok.

Jockeys Kevin Manning

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