Jockey Michael O'Sullivan remains in intensive care following a fall during a race at Thurles, where he was involved in a five-horse incident at the final fence. While he sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to Cork University Hospital, other riders and horses came away uninjured. O'Sullivan's family has expressed gratitude for the support received. Aged 25, he has enjoyed a successful riding career, having secured three Grade One victories, including a noteworthy win at the 2023 Cheltenham festival.
Michael O'Sullivan, a 25-year-old jockey, was airlifted to intensive care after falling during a race at Thurles; other riders and horses were uninjured.
The incident involved a five-horse melee at the final fence of a two-mile handicap chase, with Michael O'Sullivan's horse, Wee Charlie, falling.
Dr. Jennifer Pugh, chief medical officer of the IHRB, confirmed O'Sullivan is receiving excellent care and treatment for his injuries at Cork University Hospital.
O'Sullivan has a notable riding career, with three Grade One wins and a strong record, especially highlighted by his 2023 victory at the Supreme Novice Hurdle.
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