Racing: Eddery out of hospital

Friday 10 October 1997 23:02 BST

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Pat Eddery left hospital yesterday after undergoing an operation on his back. The problems forced Eddery to bring his season to a premature close five days after notching his 4,000th career win aboard Silver Patriarch in the St Leger.

Eddery's agent, Terry Ellis, said: "Pat is really pleased with the way things have gone. The numbness has disappeared from his legs."

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