LORCAN WYER has pencilled in Catterick on Wednesday for a comeback from his latest injury scare.
Wyer felt "pretty good" yesterday after a fall at Doncaster on Saturday and is looking forward to teaming up again with Cumbrian Maestro, who gave him his first success after a long lay-off on the North Yorkshire course last week.
The 32-year-old jump jockey was taken to hospital after Thornton Gate - the horse whose fall at Aintree last November put him on the sidelines for four months - fell fatally in the Light Infantry Plate Handicap Hurdle.
Brendan Powell also revealed that he is "all right" after a heavy fall at Newbury but will not ride again until Wednesday.
The jump jockey took a crashing tumble on Angelo's Double in a novice chase and gave up his remaining mounts, including The Brewmaster who won the novice handicap hurdle.
But he said yesterday: "I'm all right, just a little bit tender. There is nothing broken and I have just got bruising on my shoulder."
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