Ruby Walsh: I'll be back for Galway and I'm looking forward to it
Ruby Walsh is a starter at Galway this month according to the man himself, who says the surgeon is happy with the progress he has made in recent weeks.
Last seen in the saddle on Al Boum Photo in the RSA Chase at Cheltenham in March, Walsh has been recovering from a broken leg that has kept him sidelined for four months, but it is all systems go for his return to action at Galway on July 30.
"It's all good and the surgeon is happy. Once the surgeon is happy, I’m happy. That’s all that matters," Walsh said.
"I’ve been riding out for the last couple of weeks and everything is good. I’ll be back for Galway and I’m looking forward to it. It will be good to be back."
With little sign of any prolonged wet weather, quick ground is likely for Galway's seven-day extravaganza but Walsh is unperturbed by that prospect.
"I'm not worried about the ground. It is simply a case of once the surgeon is happy for me to return then I'll return and that will be happening at Galway. My appetite is still there and I'm looking forward to it," he added.
Members can read the latest exclusive interviews, news analysis and comment available from 6pm daily on racingpost.com
Published on 10 July 2018inNews
Last updated 11:15, 24 July 2018
- The latest edition of the Racing Post is available to read online now - here's how you can access it
- How Smart View recorded a 76 per cent profit at the Cheltenham Festival
- Smart View is available on the Racing Post app - how to read the revolutionary new racecard
- Levy reform talks 'accelerating' as clock ticks down to April deadline for agreement
- Kieran Shoemark lands another plum Meydan ride for Gosden stable on Trawlerman in Saturday's Dubai Gold Cup
- The latest edition of the Racing Post is available to read online now - here's how you can access it
- How Smart View recorded a 76 per cent profit at the Cheltenham Festival
- Smart View is available on the Racing Post app - how to read the revolutionary new racecard
- Levy reform talks 'accelerating' as clock ticks down to April deadline for agreement
- Kieran Shoemark lands another plum Meydan ride for Gosden stable on Trawlerman in Saturday's Dubai Gold Cup