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'You could say I've been lucky - they're just broken bones and they heal'
Patrick Mullins talks to his weighing-room colleague about injuries and winners
The email comes through from the Racing Post.
“Would you interview Jack Kennedy? We think you’d be in a unique position to empathise with his setback.”
Hmmm. Right.
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