The incidents during the final meeting of the season will be taken into account during an annual review of the sustainability of jumping down under
A jump jockey is in an induced coma in hospital with a head injury after a disastrous final day of the season in Victoria, Australia where three horses suffered fatal injuries.
He was placed into an induced coma with the Victoria Jockeys Association reporting that his condition was ‘stable’. READ MORE: Supermarket shoppers finally learn trick to unlock trolleys without a coin “Mighty Oasis fell during the Grand National Steeplechase, while Maserartie Bay and Buffalo Bill were pulled up by their riders in earlier races after sustaining serious injuries.
Racing Victoria said what happened at Ballarat on Sunday was “heartbreaking for all involved in the Victorian jumps racing community”.
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