Jockey Sheldon Russell, out during the winter to heal a nagging shoulder injury, begins his comeback in earnest with three mounts this racing weekend.
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Jockey Sheldon Russell, out since suffering a mild shoulder injury Nov. 19, is named to ride one horse Friday at Laurel Park.
Jockey Sheldon Russell, unseated in a Friday race at Laurel Park, is day to day, his agent said.
Some stakes wins that had been a long time coming felt pretty satisfying to a jockey, an owner and a trainer on BWI Turf Cup day at Pimlico.
Last weekend’s Mid-Atlantic racing provided plenty of thrills and satisfying outcomes – and opportunities for racing families to celebrate.
Heldish, trained by Brittany Russell, won at first asking to give jockey (and her husband) Sheldon Russell a victory in his first ride in over nine months.
Jockey Sheldon Russell, out with injuries for the last nine months, is “really close” to returning to the races, his agent said.
Jockey Sheldon Russell, injured in a pre-race accident at Laurel Park September 9, will have surgery on his right foot.
Jockey Sheldon Russell will be out indefinitely after suffering a foot injury when tossed from his mount prior to Thursday’s final race at Laurel Park.