Racing: Cumani cleared of negligence

Thursday 04 March 1993 00:02 GMT

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Luca Cumani was cleared in the High Court yesterday of negligence over an accident in which a stable lad, David Marr, suffered a serious hip injury. A filly being exercised by Marr, 22, reared and fell over backwards on to him. But a damages action brought against the Newmarket trainer was dismissed by Mr Justice Drake who ruled that the trainer had not acted unreasonably in allowing the lad to ride two-year-old Peardrop back to the stables alone.

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