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Delay at Thurles after multiple fallers in second race

Irish Jockey Michael O'Sullivan has been airlifted to hospital after a fall at Thurles on Thursday.
O'Sullivan was riding Wee Charlie and was one of three fallers at the final fence in the two-mile Racing Again February 20th Handicap Chase.
The meeting was abandoned following the incident due to the ongoing medical situation.
A statement from the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board confirmed that O'Sullivan was stabilized before being airlifted.

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Irish Times

Jockey Michael O’Sullivan is in intensive care after Thurles fall

The 24-year-old rider was taken to Cork in an air ambulance on Thursday

16 days ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Independent

Irish jockey Michael O’Sullivan in intensive care following Thurles fall

Cork jockey Michael O'Sullivan is in intensive care following a fall at Thurles yesterday.

17 days ago·Ireland

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GB News

Michael O'Sullivan fighting for life in intensive care after 25-year-old jockey's horror fall at Thurles

Cheltenham Festival-winning jockey Michael O'Sullivan is in intensive care following a serious fall at Thurles racecourse in Ireland

17 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

Horse racing: Michael O'Sullivan airlifted to hospital after fall

Irish jockey Michael O'Sullivan is airlifted to hospital after a fall at Thurles on Thursday.

17 days ago·United Kingdom

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Breaking News

Jockey Michael O’Sullivan transferred to hospital by air ambulance after Thurles fall

O’Sullivan was riding Wee Charlie for Gerard O’Leary and was one of three fallers at the last in the two-mile Racing Again February 20th Handicap Chase, with two other runners badly hampered and unseating their riders.

17 days ago·Ireland

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