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Frederik Tylicki suffers lower-body paralysis

Jockey Frederik Tylicki has been told by doctors he has a T7 paralysis - meaning he has movement in the upper half of his body but not lower - after he sustained spinal injuries from a fall at Kempton on Monday, the Injured Jockeys Fund has said in a statement.
Racing • 05 Nov 16

Tylicki remains in stable condition following fall

Jim Crowley escaped with just a broken nose in the four-horse pile-up at Kempton on Monday that led to the meeting being abandoned.
Racing • 01 Nov 16

Crowley released from hospital after Kempton fall

Champion Flat jockey Jim Crowley was released from hospital on Monday evening but fellow rider Frederik Tylicki was in a "stable" condition in intensive care following a four-horse incident at Kempton that led to the meeting being abandoned.
Racing • 01 Nov 16

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