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Brogan on the mend after Navan fall

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Amateur rider David Brogan was today reported to be making good progress following his fall at Navan on Sunday.

Dr Walter Halley, of the Turf Club, said: "David has been moved out of the high dependency ward in Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda to a normal ward.

"He is making good progress and is in a stable condition."

Brogan suffered a "serious head injury and severe concussion" when Mummys Pearl slipped up approaching halfway in the bumper on Sunday.

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