Cooper to seek specialist advice Bryan Cooper will see consultant orthopaedic surgeon Paddy Kenny on Tuesday to asses the damage to the shoulder he hurt in a fall at Ascot on Friday. The jump jockey flew home to Ireland for precautionary X-rays, which came back clear, after he was unshipped from the Colin Tizzard-trained Sizing Tennessee at the second fence of a beginners' chase. Dr Adrian McGoldrick, senior medical officer for the Irish Turf Club, said: "There is no change with Bryan. He's seeing Mr Kenny tomorrow. He will advise us from there. I've spoken to him to see how he was. He's obviously a little bit sore."
