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Cobden ready to start riding out after summer on the sidelines
Harry Cobden strokes old ally PolitologueCredit: Edward Whitaker
Harry Cobden will ride out for Paul Nicholls on Friday for the first time since he broke his neck in a race fall in June.
Cobden, the new first jockey to the ten-times champion jumps trainer, received clearance to step up his recovery after his consultant examined the latest scans of the injury
As a result the 19-year-old rider has his sights set on taking his first racecourse rides next month once he has regained full race-riding fitness.
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