Berry has lost time to make up as he returns at Kempton

Fran Berry: returns from over eight weeks out of actionCredit: Edward Whitaker

Fran Berry said yesterday there was still plenty to look forward to as he got set to return from injury at Kempton on Wednesday after missing the height of the summer racing season.

Berry, in his first season as stable jockey to trainer Ralph Beckett, takes the mount on two-year-old Mount Moriah in a mile maiden, his first ride since he broke a vertebra in a fall at Doncaster on June 24.

Until injury he had ridden 26 winners and 15 for Beckett which included a first Royal Ascot success on Kinema in the Duke of Edinburgh.

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Jon Lees

Published on 22 August 2016inNews

Last updated 16:15, 22 August 2016

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